PLText is a free AI-powered plagiarism checker, detector, and remover. It scans text against billions of web pages, academic resources, and journals to identify exact, partial, and weak matches. Users receive detailed reports with source links and an originality score. A one-click rewrite function can modify flagged content. The service offers a free tier with up to 1000 words per search without login. Paid subscription plans include Basic at $7.93 per month (annual), Pro at $15.68 per month, and Pro+ at $30.04 per month, as well as pay-as-you-go options.
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plugdata is a free, open-source visual audio programming environment and a modern fork of Pure Data. It offers VST3, AU, CLAP and LV2 plugin export, includes the ELSE and Cyclone libraries, and supports Daisy hardware and code export. It runs as a standalone app, a DAW plugin, or on embedded hardware.
A GitHub topic page collecting 8 public repositories tagged mov-cli-plugin. The listed plugins cover watching YouTube, films and shows, Jellyfin or Plex media servers, local music and video files, and anime.
Pock is a free, open-source widget manager for the MacBook Touch Bar. It provides quick access to controls and services while preserving on-screen space, and includes default widgets such as Dock, Now Playing, Status, Control Center and Weather. PockKit allows developers to build custom widgets.
PocketBase is an open-source backend tool distributed as a single file. It includes a realtime database, user authentication, file storage, and an admin dashboard. It can be used as a standalone application or extended via Go and JavaScript hooks, and integrates with common frontend development stacks.
PocketPal AI is an open-source app for running language models directly on a device, available on iOS and Android. It supports GGUF models from Hugging Face, on-device processing, device benchmarking, conversation history and adjustable inference settings.
PodcastToMp3 is a web tool for converting and downloading podcasts into MP3 files for offline listening. It supports searching for shows and saving single episodes or bulk downloading full seasons, including Spotify podcasts. The project is described as completely free and open source, with no ads or tracking.
Podman Desktop is an open source graphical tool for developing on containers and Kubernetes. Available on Linux, macOS and Windows, it lists, searches, runs and stops containers, builds and pulls images, and starts pods. It supports OCI and Compose standards and can spin up local Kind or Minikube clusters.
Podnews is a daily news source for the podcast and on-demand audio industry, covering topics from Apple Podcasts to Spotify and YouTube Music. It also reports on jobs, events and trending shows in a short weekday update, and offers a free daily email briefing.
PodScripts helps download, archive, convert, or manage audio and music files from supported sources.
PolyGlot is a free, open-source tool for designing, creating and publishing constructed languages. It provides a lexicon with advanced search, a grammar repository, user-definable orthography with automatic pronunciation generation, and formatted publishing to PDF. It is compatible with Windows, macOS and Linux.
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.
PopUpOFF is a non-commercial, open-source browser extension that removes popups, overlays and cookie notifications. It offers aggressive, moderate and delicate modes, plus an experimental Anti-paid feature. Information is stored locally and the project states it uses no tracking or analytics.
The PortableApps.com Platform is a portable software system that ties portable apps together and lets users build a custom portable app suite for use in a synced cloud folder, on a local PC, or on a portable USB drive. It is free and open source and offers app organization, automatic software updates, themes and customization, and integrated backup and restore.
Portapps is a collection of portable applications for Windows. Each app can be downloaded as a portable setup or a 7z archive and runs through a wrapper written in Golang. The project states it is free and open source.
Portfolio Performance is an open source tool for calculating the overall performance of an investment portfolio across all accounts, using True-Time Weighted Return or Internal Rate of Return. It records the full history of transactions and loads historical prices from various sources. Data is stored in XML and can be exported as CSV or JSON.
PosteRazor is an open source tool that cuts a raster image into pieces which can be printed and assembled into a poster. The output is saved as a multipage PDF, and a wizard-like interface guides users through five steps. Windows, OSX and Linux versions are available.
Posting is an open-source API client that runs in the terminal. It supports building HTTP, GraphQL, and gRPC requests, inspecting responses, and keeping collections in Git alongside code. It is installable via Homebrew with a beta formula.
Powder offers streaming software including Powder Player, a video player supporting torrents, over 1000 websites and local media, and Powder Web, a streaming web server. Both support Ace Stream, SopCast, RTMP and HLS, and casting to Chromecast, Airplay or DLNA. The products are open source and free to use without paid ads.
An Ahead of AI article by Sebastian Raschka sharing lessons from hundreds of experiments on finetuning LLMs with low-rank adaptation (LoRA), billed as an essential technique for efficiently training custom open-source LLMs. It covers LoRA consistency, QLoRA compute-memory trade-offs, learning rate schedulers, Adam versus SGD, multiple epochs, enabling LoRA for more layers, and balancing rank and alpha.
Pragtical is a free and open source code editor licensed under the MIT license. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS, and is built on SDL, C and Lua. The editor supports syntax highlighting, multiple cursors and a command palette, with LSP and other features available as plugins, and can be extended via Lua and its C API.
Helps find, analyze or synthesize information for research and knowledge discovery.
PreMiD displays web activity in Discord in real time, with support for a large number of services across major browsers. Activities are open source and maintained by the community, and custom settings can personalize how activity appears per service. A free tier is offered, and a Premium plan is priced at 2,49 €/month or 24,99 €/year.
Presenton is an open-source AI-powered presentation tool available in multiple deployment options: as a cloud application, self-hosted software for user-controlled infrastructure, and via an open API for automation. It generates editable PPTX and PDF slide decks from text prompts and uploaded documents, supports local deployment via Docker, and features a public community gallery of user-created decks, with no vendor lock-in for users.