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Zim is a graphical text editor used to maintain a collection of wiki pages, inspired by how people use wikis. Pages can contain links, simple formatting and images, are stored in a folder structure and can have attachments. All data is stored in plain text files with wiki formatting.
Obsidian Canvas provides an infinite space for researching, brainstorming, diagramming and laying out ideas. Canvas files are stored locally in the open JSON Canvas file format, and the API supports plugins that add capabilities. Notes, images, PDFs, video, audio and web pages can be embedded, and canvases can be nested. Canvas comes free with Obsidian.
Leaflet is a social publishing platform for creating blogs, newsletters, and other content. It offers collaborative editing, custom themes and domains, and tools to send updates to readers via email, Bluesky, and the Atmosphere social ecosystem.
ExcelJet provides Excel formula examples with step-by-step explanations, many including video. It covers functions such as VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, FILTER, COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, SORT and TEXTSPLIT, and offers a downloadable set of important Excel functions.
Notepad is an offline-capable, minimalist progressive web app notepad that autosaves notes locally. It includes features such as dark mode, a writing timer, focus mode, full-screen mode and compatibility with Android and iOS mobile devices, and does not collect user data.
Petmate is a cross-platform C64 PETSCII image editor that runs locally on Mac, Windows and Linux without an internet connection. It supports drawing operations, multiple screens with undo stacks, and import or export of PETSCII formats including PNG, .c, .prg, .asm and .d64.
