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Juicebox is a temporary file hosting site that accepts uploads and supports pasting text or URLs for text snippets or media. Per its documentation, it runs as two separate services, juiceback (API gateway) and juicehost (file storage), both of which are needed to handle uploads and file serving. QUIC/HTTP/3 is optional and requires compiling with the quic feature.
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.
Libib is a cloud-based library management and circulation system for schools, organizations and individuals. It supports cataloging of books, board games, movies, music and video games, with barcode scanning and cloud sync across devices. Users can create and share collections, add tags and notes, and import or export data. The site lists Basic, Pro and Ultimate plans.
Mega4up is a file hosting and sharing service. The site states that users can upload without an account and share files without size limits, and that files can be imported from a remote URL. A rewards program pays uploaders for downloads, and Mega4up says uploaders are responsible for the content they share. A dashboard tracks files, downloads and earnings.
Moon+ Reader is an Android ebook reader with free and Pro versions. It reads local books and supports multiple online book sites, with real-time smooth scroll. Supported formats include txt, html, epub, pdf, mobi, azw/azw3, fb2 and others. It offers visual options, embedded themes, paging options and auto-scroll modes. Reading positions, bookmarks and notes can sync via DropBox or WebDav.
OpenPaper is the official site for Paperwork, a personal document management tool. It allows users to scan or import personal documents, search for them using keywords, store files in a single synchronizable directory, and add labels for organization.
Wordy is a writing tool for drafting blog posts and private notes. Documents are stored locally, with optional account sync, and can be published as a link or public page. The tool supports adding images and galleries. The site states it is free, open source and without ads or subscriptions. Email newsletters, publishing from Notion and blog search are listed as coming soon.
PDFResizer is a free suite of online PDF tools that runs in the browser. It offers resizing, merging, splitting, cropping, rotating, compressing, and converting PDFs, along with reordering and deleting pages, adding page numbers, N-up printing, password protection and removal, image extraction, repair, form filling, and grayscale conversion. The site states that no software installation or registration is required.
PlayingCards.io is a multiplayer virtual card table for playing tabletop games online with friends. Users create private rooms by selecting a game and share a room code for others to join; object movements are synchronized live. Rules and turn-taking are left to the players, and chat is handled through another site or telephone. Games can be customized with card graphics, automations and dice.
PolyUploader is a tool for uploading files from local storage or via URL to multiple hosting sites at once. It offers a detailed upload history with expiration status and delete buttons, and allows linking API keys for compatible hosts. It is available on Windows, Linux, and macOS, requires no account, and is open-source.
PortableApps.com offers a portable software system for building a custom app suite for a synced cloud folder, a local PC, or a USB drive. It includes a built-in app directory and store, an updater, folders, favorites, and type-to-find search. The platform is offered at no cost without registration, and the site lists no adware, spyware, or malware.
pyLoad is a free and open source download manager written in Python. It is designed to be lightweight, easily extensible and fully manageable via a web interface. It runs on NAS devices, routers and headless home servers supporting Python, and supports common video sites, one-click hosters and container formats.
Rave is a watch party service for watching Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and HBO Max with friends in sync, and for texting and talking while watching. It is available for Mac, iPhone, Android and Windows. The site states that Apple removed Rave from the App Store.
ShadowExplorer is a graphical front end for the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service. It browses point-in-time copies created by Windows 11, 10, 8, 7 and Vista and retrieves versions of files and folders, intended primarily for Home edition users. The site states Shadow Copies are not a replacement for regular backups.
Shick is an online chat app where a chat is created by going to its own address. It is free, requires no login, synchronizes in real time, and is mobile optimized. Users may download the entire chat and delete it permanently. The site states there is no privacy and anyone who knows the chat title can read, store, and delete posts.
SpectrShare is a browser-based file sharing tool. Users drop files, start sharing, and send a unique link so files download directly between browsers. The site states there are no signups, uploads or cloud storage, and that closing the tab ends the share. It also lists built-in video streaming and file preview.
Standard Notes is a note-taking app that protects notes and files with end-to-end encryption, offering sync across devices and Markdown and rich text note types. The site describes an offline copy of data and note history and backups. It states the app is free with unlimited notes and devices.
TASVideos is a site for tool-assisted game movies, offering videos across popular game franchises and genres. It provides resources on learning to TAS, accepts submissions that are sync verified and judged before publication, and lists platforms with approved rerecording emulators.
Trackma is an open multi-site list manager for Unix-like systems, formerly known as wMAL. It fetches, updates and uses data from personal lists hosted on media tracking sites, supporting local list management and synchronization. It offers multiple user interfaces (Qt, GTK, curses, command-line), supports several media types, and can detect running media players to update lists.
Tresorit Send is a file-sharing service for sending large files through encrypted links. The site states files up to 5GB can be sent, protected with a password, and that no registration is required. It presents encrypted sharing links as a replacement for attachments and unreliable file transfer sites.
Tunity is a mobile application that lets users hear live audio from muted televisions. It uses computer vision technology to identify a live video stream and its timing, then syncs the channel's audio to the user's mobile device. The site lists bars, restaurants, gyms, universities, waiting rooms, doctor's offices and airports among its uses.
UhuruPhotos is a gallery app for Android built with Jetpack Compose, SQLDelight and Coroutines using an MVI architecture. It supports viewing, backup and sync of media, plus search by keywords, faces or location and a photo map; the site states advanced features require a LibrePhotos server. It is in public beta on Google Play.
VERT is an open-source file converter that handles image, video, audio and document files. Processing is done on the user's device, and the site states there are no ads, no tracking and no file size limit.
Vibes is an AI media tool for creating and editing images and videos. It can generate media from scratch, restyle existing media, add music and lip sync to songs, and reference a style, character or object to match the look of other media. The site states the service is not available in some countries.
