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getmicropad.comA free, open-source notebook for organizing notes in the browser or on desktop.
A free, open-source notebook for organizing notes in the browser or on desktop.
Add formatted text, tables, syntax highlighting, and progress displays to Python terminal programs.
Keep reading notes, quotations, analysis, and source details beside the writing they inform.
Write with Apple Pencil in an Obsidian vault and keep handwritten pages beside Markdown notes.
Render a directory of content templates into a static website without requiring a client-side framework.
Store notes and files in an encrypted notebook that syncs across devices.
A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base for structured personal notes.
Organize a personal knowledge base with block-level notes, references, and bidirectional links.
Add tags to notes and keep their related tasks and calendar context nearby.
Write analytical reports with SQL, Markdown and components in a code repository.
Open-source newsletters with several editors and optional tracking
A handwriting notebook that links notes and searches handwriting, Markdown, and PDF text.
Save notes, links, and images as cards and revisit them through search and reflective prompts.
Format source files with a consistent, opinionated printer that supports common web and configuration languages.
Share team knowledge in a Markdown wiki with search, collaboration, and administration tools.
A Java-based programmer’s editor with syntax modes, split views and an in-editor plugin manager.
Build a documentation or knowledge site with Next.js and Markdown or MDX pages.
Self-hosted Markdown comments with an explicit approval queue
An open-source notebook with a freeform canvas, handwriting, Markdown, and local files.
Keep notes, scribbles, images, videos, and web clips together on a visual canvas for Mac.
AI mind map generator that turns text, files, and videos into visual maps.
Author software user guides and manuals, then publish them online or as help files.
Edit a project across Windows, macOS, Linux, or the browser, with an extensible editor and integrated tools.