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A functional language and Mix toolchain for maintainable applications on the Erlang ecosystem.

Use a cross-platform SQL database engine that ranges from embedded and single-user use to multi-client deployments.

Pair daily, weekly or monthly timesheets with project logs and workforce activity reporting.

Bring project group chat, tasks, files, and video calls together.

A project workspace with Kanban, Gantt, calendar, timeline, list, and form views.

Connect tracked hours with project outcomes, utilization, timesheets, and employee activity insights.

Automatic work-time and attendance capture with project, task, and workforce productivity reports.

Track freelance hours, turn unbilled time into invoices, and see what clients still owe.

The Microsoft test framework for writing and running unit tests in .NET projects.

Show a configurable prompt with useful project and shell context across different command-line shells.

Organize team tasks on project boards, then summarize progress across boards.

A TypeScript web framework with project tooling for building complete applications.

A team timesheet tool for project hours, approvals, billing, and payroll preparation.

A team time tracker connecting tracked hours with projects, schedules, and attendance.

Bring projects, tasks, reports, time data, and custom views into one work hub.

Connect project roadmaps, Gantt schedules, task tracking, and status updates.

Run JavaScript and TypeScript projects with a combined runtime, package manager, test runner, and bundler.

A PHP IDE for project navigation, refactoring, framework work, testing, and debugging.

Keep project commands in a small, cross-platform justfile and run them by name.

A project time tracker for freelancers and teams that bill client work by the hour.

Plan software work with ticketing, sprint planning, collaboration, and repository connections.

Find files by name or type with a compact command-line alternative to `find`.

A lightweight programmer's editor for website files, scripts, and source code.

Continuously fuzz accepted open-source projects to find crashes and other input-handling bugs.