Etherpad review: shared writing on your server
Etherpad is an open-source collaborative text editor you host yourself, so a group can write together and keep the draft on a server you choose.
Etherpad is an open-source collaborative text editor you host yourself, so a group can write together and keep the draft on a server you choose.
Tasks.org is a free open-source to-do list for Android. See how offline lists, CalDAV and EteSync work, what it costs, and who should use it.
Self-host Google Fonts with Fontsource and serve the typeface from your own site. Licences, privacy limits, and the install steps in plain words.
Blender is free open-source 3D software for models and animation on your own computer, with no account required. See how private it is and who should use it.
Is darktable the right free open-source photo editor for you? Learn about local files, export privacy, platform limits and a practical first-edit workflow.
PDF Arranger is a free open-source PDF arranger for merging and reordering pages on your computer, plus privacy limits and how to get started.
linkding is a self-hosted bookmark manager for people who want saved links on their own computer. See features, setup, and what it may still send out.
Memos is a free open-source note-taking app. Learn who can read your notes, what hosting involves, and whether its simple timeline fits your privacy needs.
Notesnook is a free open-source encrypted notes app for phone and computer. See what the free plan includes, how the lock works, and who it suits.
Super Productivity is a free open-source time tracker and to-do list kept on your device. Learn how sync and encryption work before you rely on it.
BellCrier breach check
Most people are, and never hear about it. BellCrier checks your email against known data breaches for free, then alerts you when it turns up in a new one, with exactly what leaked and how to fix it.
