Notesnook review: encrypted notes across your devices
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.
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.
DAVx⁵ is open-source calendar sync for Android. Learn where contacts and events live, what the app costs, and how to set up the first account.
FairEmail is an open-source Android email app that asks before loading remote images. See what it protects, what it costs, and how setup works.
Organic Maps is a free offline maps app: download a region, then search and navigate in private, with no account, no ads, and no tracking at all.
Openverse is a free Creative Commons search engine for reusable images and audio. Learn what it stores, how licences work, and how to start.
Pexels offers free stock photos and videos you can download without an account. See the licence limits, what the site collects, and who should use it.
Eufy video doorbell local footage can stay on the doorbell or a hub at home, with no monthly fee. See encryption, cloud thumbnails, and who should buy one.
Is an Aqara Zigbee doorbell private enough? The G410 can keep door video on an indoor card. See cloud limits, the price, and who it suits best.
Is OsmAnd the open-source offline navigation app for you? Learn about private routing, free map limits, paid plans and practical setup before a trip.
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.
