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DigiCal is a calendar app that syncs with calendar servers such as Google Calendar, Outlook.com and Exchange. It offers multiple calendar views, customizable widgets, calendar subscriptions and an integrated weather forecast, with a free and premium subscription. DigiCal+ unlocks additional widget types and full calendar and widget customization.
DigitalGarage is a Google education platform offering over 80 online courses and digital training tools to help users learn digital skills, grow small businesses, or advance their careers. It includes professional certificates in AI and digital marketing, plus live expert-led webinars on digital skills.
Dillinger is a free online markdown editor with live preview that requires no signup. It supports cloud sync with GitHub, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Bitbucket, and allows one-click export to Markdown, styled HTML, or PDF. The editor works offline, includes a distraction-free zen mode, and is built on the Monaco editing engine.
Direct Download Almost Anything is a search tool that locates direct download links for a wide range of content, including TV series, movies, books, music, software and games. It leverages Google advanced search and open directory search to find these links.
A Text-to-Speech bot for Discord with support for multiple languages and Text-to-Speech engines. It is intended as a way for people without a microphone, or unable to use one, to communicate on a voice channel, and as an entertainment tool. It supports 46 languages through the Google Translate Provider and saves settings for each user. The documentation site is still under development.
DL Button is a userscript that adds a Sci-Hub access button to academic article pages. It supports Google Scholar, Bing Academic, and Baidu Xueshu, and redirects CNKI English article pages to corresponding Chinese versions. Installation requires a compatible userscript manager extension such as Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey.
Document Search is a component of the OSINT Toolkit that provides a suite of public record and document search utilities. It supports searching for public documents across platforms including Google Drive, SlideShare, Amazon AWS, Dropbox, ISSUU, Scribd, Doc Stoc and Prezi, alongside searches for Companies House person and company records, SEC EDGAR filings, Pastebin posts, electoral roll entries, and hacker forum content. The toolkit also provides access to trending and popular Pastebin posts, UK legislation directories, case law databases, worldwide company data and country profiles.
Don't kill my app! addresses Android manufacturers that prioritize battery life over app functionality. It lists vendors including Huawei, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Samsung, Meizu, Asus, Oppo and others, and offers ways to fix app-killing behavior. It also references a DontKillMyApp Benchmark app on the Play Store and a Google IssueTracker template for device-specific issues.
Downloader is an app that helps users download files onto Fire TV, Google TV, Android TV, Android phones, Android tablets, or Fire tablets. Its documentation covers a built-in web browser, files, favorites, settings, and enabling apps from unknown sources.
draw.io is a free diagramming application for drawing technical diagrams and web-based sketching. Diagrams can be stored in online storage platforms, a browser, a local device, or offline with a standalone desktop app. It integrates with platforms including Atlassian Confluence and Jira, Google applications, GitHub, GitLab, Microsoft applications and Notion.
dspace@UABT is a DSpace 7-based institutional repository operated by the University of Tlemcen. It enables users to browse communities and collections, access recent submissions, and manage user accounts. The platform supports ingestion of documents, audio, video, datasets and associated Dublin Core metadata, provides OAI-PMH and Google Scholar integration for content discovery, and issues persistent URLs and identifiers, with optional handle.net and DataCite DOI integrations. Demo test accounts are available for platform testing.
An online AI subtitle translator and editor that translates SRT, VTT, ASS and SUB subtitle files into other languages using models such as GPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok and DeepL. Google translation is offered at no cost and nearly every model can be tried with a demo trial; timing and formatting are preserved. Signing in provides ad-free use and plan discounts.
Duplicity is a command-line backup utility that produces encrypted tar-format volumes and uploads them to a remote or local file server. It uses librsync so incremental archives record only changed parts of files, and GnuPG to encrypt and sign archives. It supports many backends, including Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Dropbox, ftp, Google Drive, rsync and ssh/scp.
Early days of AI is a blog post by Elad Gil that discusses the early development of machine learning systems and the AI hype cycle. Gil argues that recent advances like transformers and diffusion models represent a new era, distinct from previous AI. He draws on his experience at Google, Twitter, and as an investor.
edX is an online learning platform that provides courses, certificates, and degree programs delivered by leading global institutions including Harvard, Google, and Amazon. It serves a global community of learners, offering flexible, hybrid, and 100% online learning paths across diverse subject areas such as artificial intelligence, business, and data science. Users can register for a free account to access offerings.
EVMap is an Android app for finding electric vehicle chargers, with map data from Google Maps or OpenStreetMap and community-maintained data. It offers place search, advanced filtering options, a favorites list and support for Android Auto and Android Automotive OS. The app is free and without ads.
Evolve is a cloud-based integrated library system from Infovision Software. It supports circulation activities, automated cataloging through Z39.50 and MARC imports, common reports, and SMS and email communication between library and patron. It includes Google-like search and bookdrop check-in, and works with Evolve's mobile app and third-party software.
Exodus is a privacy audit platform for Android applications. It analyzes applications to list embedded trackers, which it describes as software intended to collect data about a user or their usages. Users can search for a report by application name, handle or Google Play URL, and reports show tracker and permission counts. The site states that it does not decompile applications and that its analysis method is legal.
Exophase is a gaming community that specializes in trophy and achievement tracking, with dedicated profiles, gamercards and leaderboards. It supports platforms including PSN, Xbox, Steam, EA, Blizzard, GOG, Uplay, Google Play, Epic Games, Nintendo and Apple Game Center. An installable PWA is offered in place of an app store release.
Failory's Graveyard collects analyses of why startups, products, and acquired businesses failed, organized into a Startup Cemetery, Google Cemetery, and Amazon Cemetery. It also offers a newsletter for startup founders with weekly guides and stories.
FamilyWall is a family organizer app for sharing schedules, lists and information. It includes a shared calendar that syncs with Google Calendar, shopping lists and to-dos, photos and videos, real-time location with safe zone alerts, and a family messenger. Budget and meal planner features are marked premium. It supports creating multiple private groups.
Fathom Analytics is a website analytics service presented as a Google Analytics alternative focused on visitor privacy. It offers an all-sites overview and UTM campaign tracking. The company states its script is lightweight and that tracking does not use cookies. A 7-day free trial and pricing from $15 per month are listed.
Feed Flow is a minimal RSS reader that presents feeds in a clean chronological timeline with no algorithmic sorting. It is available for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux, requires no account, and supports RSS, Atom and OPML formats. It offers sync options including iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive and self-hosted services such as FreshRSS, Miniflux, Feedbin and BazQux, and supports offline reading and reader mode.
Filestash, formerly Nuage, is a self-hosted web client for data storage. It connects to backends including S3, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, SMB, NFS, Dropbox, Google Drive and Git repositories. The project describes itself as an open source platform for file sharing, document management, MFT and archiving, with a unified API and gateways that expose data over protocols such as SFTP, S3, WebDAV, FTP and MCP.
