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Draft, audit, translate, and publish product documentation connected to a GitHub project.

A web notes app with wikilinks, a knowledge graph, spaces, tags, search, and cross-device sync.

A local-first Markdown note app with an optional self-hosted encrypted sync server.

Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.

A Markdown notes app with wikilinks, graph views, offline work, and free encrypted sync.

A private, open-source writing app built around searchable notes, pins, and trails.

A private diary app with mood, media, local-first writing, and optional cloud sync.

A local-first desktop notebook that stores Markdown notes and canvases on the user’s computer.

A free Markdown notebook that stores notes as ordinary files and offers optional encrypted sync.

Publish an internal wiki with restricted spaces, accountable owners, and searchable pages.

Personal peer-to-peer synchronization and direct file sending

A personal knowledge base built on portable Markdown notes and wikilinks.

Keeps a categorized GitHub release draft updated as pull requests merge.

Run GitHub Actions workflows locally to get faster feedback before pushing changes.

Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.

Keep supported dependencies and GitHub Actions references current through reviewable pull requests.

Read and manage GitHub resources from software using documented REST endpoints.

Book appointments, teams, and physical resources through customizable scheduling pages.

Search shell history with command context, and optionally sync it across machines with encryption.

Run GitHub Actions-compatible workflows on Depot compute with local-run and job-debugging tools.

Offer booking pages with calendar sync, timezone rules, polls, and self-hosting.

An open-source handwriting notebook with nested folders and encrypted cross-device sync.

A handwriting notebook with on-device encryption and optional sync to storage you choose.

Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.