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A beta browser-based file transfer service. A sender drags files into a drop zone and creates a unique download link for the recipient. No data is uploaded until the recipient starts the transfer, and the sender must keep the browser window open until the transfer completes. The link is valid for a single transfer and expires after 10 minutes.
Kanata is a cross-platform software keyboard remapper for Linux, macOS and Windows. It provides multiple layers of key functionality and advanced key behaviour customization such as tap-hold, macros, and unicode. Running kanata does not start it in a background process, so the started window must remain running to keep it active.
Kasm Workspaces is a platform that streams applications, desktops and web resources to a web browser. It covers remote browser isolation, Desktop as a Service and OSINT workloads. Editions include Community, Starter and Enterprise.
keepthis.site is a personal bookmark manager. Links are saved with screenshots, instant full-text search and end-to-end encrypted sync between a user's devices. A Firefox browser extension saves the current tab, and the app works offline. Desktop versions are offered for Mac and Android.
Kenney offers thousands of completely free game assets for use in projects. The site also provides free and open source Starter Kits covering various game genres that help with starting game development.
Koinpark is a crypto exchange in India for buying, selling and trading 250+ cryptocurrencies. Users can start with ₹100 and deposit INR via UPI, IMPS, NEFT and RTGS. The platform offers a mobile app for Android and iOS, address whitelisting, an anti-phishing code, and public REST API documentation.
Kvaesitso is a search-focused, free and open source launcher for Android. Its site provides a getting started page and documentation, including a contributor guide and a developer guide for building from source and exploring the code.
Lain Game is a project offering browser-started versions of a game based on the Serial Experiments Lain anime, including a download option and a simplified version. The page also mentions a native port built from decompiled PSX code and links to English, Spanish and Korean translations.
LANDR is a music creation and release platform combining AI mastering, distribution, plugins, samples, collaboration tools and courses. The site describes unlimited AI mastering, distribution to over 150 streaming platforms, samples and effect and instrument plugins. It also lists online music courses and collaboration tools for remote sessions. Pricing is presented as starting at USD $8.25/month for LANDR Studio.
Lap is a local-first, AI-powered photo manager. It lets users describe a photo or start from a similar image and find it with AI that runs on the device. The project describes keeping the best photos and clearing the rest, with a place for every photo.
Creates or edits images with generative models and visual controls.
Launch Chat is an Android app for starting chats with any phone number on WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram without saving the number or sharing contacts. It can open a chat from a phone number clicked in another app and extract numbers from shared text.
Layoffs.fyi is a tracker of tech and startup layoffs, listing laid-off employees and companies since 2020. The page is continually updated and organized in reverse chronological order, with layoff charts and yearly sections. The data is free to use with attribution to layoffs.fyi.
LDbase is an open science data repository for the educational and developmental science communities. It provides a secure platform to store and access research data, alongside resources related to data management and analysis. Unlike dataset-oriented repositories, LDbase is structured around projects to align with the workflows of its target field. Users can browse data, search for projects, start new projects, and access support via regular virtual office hours.
LearnCpp.com is a free website devoted to teaching programming in modern C++. Its lessons walk through the steps needed to write, compile and debug C++ programs. No prior programming experience is necessary, though programmers of all levels may benefit from the best practices, tips and insights. Chapters cover getting started, basics, functions, debugging, data types, and more.
A free online English course for beginner and intermediate learners, offered since 1999. It provides ESL and EFL lessons arranged in units, starting with alphabet and number basics and moving through verb tenses, time, numbers, adjectives and everyday topics.
LearnToCloud is a free, open-source, self-paced cloud engineering program. It provides a structured curriculum with resources, practical challenges and clear goals, automated checks and AI-assisted reviews of submitted work, and community support. The curriculum starts with Linux and networking, then builds an AI-powered API that is deployed, automated and secured on a chosen cloud.
Lengualytics is a tool for learning languages with comprehensible input. It lets users track hours spent on YouTube, reading, gaming and podcasts, and offers detailed analytics of comprehension progress. The site states it does not teach a language itself. Free to start.
Lervos is a tool that generates freelance job proposals matched to a user's personal writing style and past project history. It remembers users' real projects and writing rules to produce platform-appropriate proposals in seconds, and offers a free starter tier with no credit card required.
Libreboot is a free, open source BIOS/UEFI boot firmware distribution based on coreboot. It replaces proprietary firmware on specific Intel/AMD x86 and ARM motherboards, initialising hardware and starting a bootloader for Linux, BSD or Windows. Payloads include GRUB, SeaBIOS and U-Boot, provided in a single image with a choice at boot time.
Liliputing covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
Lindy is described as an AI employee that connects to tools and performs work for a team. The page lists integrations with services such as Gmail, Slack and Notion and mentions skills for research, data analysis, decks and dashboards. According to the pricing page, the Team plan starts at $29.99 per month and includes 3,000 credits every month.
A wiki gathering information, tutorials and tweaks to help with gaming on Linux, previously located at the Linux Gaming subreddit wiki. It covers getting started, running games, tweaking, performance, modding and hardware, and links to external databases, documentation, news, stores and forums.
Linxicon is a daily word game in which players connect two random words by building a chain of words that bridges their meanings. It offers one word pair to connect per day, along with unlimited practice. The page says a new game starts on a timer.
