ntfy review: open-source alerts you control
ntfy offers free open-source push notifications from scripts and home servers. See what the public server stores, and when to run the server yourself.
ntfy offers free open-source push notifications from scripts and home servers. See what the public server stores, and when to run the server yourself.
Jitsi Meet is open source video conferencing you can join in a browser or host yourself. See the free public service limits and what stays private.
VLC media player is a free open-source media player that plays your own files on the device. See its privacy limits, price, and who should use it.
CoMaps is a free offline map app for walking, cycling and driving. See how routes stay on your phone, which devices it supports, and how to start.
openHAB is open source home automation you run at home. See what stays on your hardware, how the phone apps work, and when remote access is optional.
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.
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.
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.
