Productivity

Turn facilitated whiteboard sessions into plans and team actions.

A private life journal for daily entries, memories, family spaces, and reflection.

Plan consulting projects and resources while tracking time, expenses, and financial performance.

Log project work with live timers or manual entries, then review it through timesheets and reports.

A Mac menu-bar time tracker for freelancers that syncs tracked time with business tools.

A cross-platform calendar that combines weekly planning, meeting notes, and tasks.

Tracks work hours, overtime, and project time with optional approvals, expenses, and resource planning.

Combine software-team issue tracking and a project wiki with repository-linked work.

A free Markdown writing workspace with live preview, local files, and exports.

Run standalone team chat or connect conversations with Toolscase time tracking.

Connect product strategy, feature priorities, and delivery plans in visual roadmaps.

A team messaging workspace combining channels and direct messages with calls, files, and reminders.

Coordinate agile development with requirements, iterations, defects, and delivery workflows.

Offer booking links with calendar availability and timezone-aware appointments.

A Windows-based employee time clock with job tracking, overtime, PTO, and payroll-ready reports.

Pre-1.0 encrypted team chat for organizations handling sensitive information.

Capture personal to-dos and team tasks across web and mobile apps.

A lightweight local Markdown knowledge base with tags, search, and a note graph.

Capture employee hours, project time, approvals, and billable work online.

Cloud time tracking that connects timesheets, schedules, attendance, and physical clocks.

A self-hosted business messenger with direct and team chat, plus separate forum and support tools.

Publish categorized knowledge articles with versioned content, audience controls, and searchable retrieval.

Message colleagues in direct chats and channels with searchable history, mentions, and file sharing.

A browser-based knowledge base built from Markdown notes, links, and a navigable graph.