Geany
geany.orgA lightweight cross-platform editor/IDE with configurable compile, build, and run commands.
A lightweight cross-platform editor/IDE with configurable compile, build, and run commands.
Show a configurable prompt with useful project and shell context across different command-line shells.
Compare cross-chain swap providers and integrate their routes
Fine-tune domain-specific LLMs without ML expertise
Compare a target page with search competitors and review on-page recommendations.
Cross-channel lifecycle flows with editable templates and publishing permissions
Cross-channel automation with separate entry, repeat-entry and exit rules
Triggered email and cross-channel orchestration with draft and published versions
Annotate and style screenshots across desktop platforms.
Cross-channel journeys with separate waiting rules and journey-wide exits
Discussion and newsletter mailing lists with member-controlled delivery preferences
A cross-platform hierarchical note manager with rich text, attachments, tasks, and reminders.
A web notes app with wikilinks, a knowledge graph, spaces, tags, search, and cross-device sync.
Customize a cross-platform editor with packages, project panes, Git tools, and language-server support.
Keep project commands in a small, cross-platform justfile and run them by name.
Compare centralized and on-chain routes for crypto swaps
Multichain wallet with network selection and cross-chain fee details
Emulate complete machines or run programs built for another Linux or BSD architecture.
Build and debug .NET or game projects in a cross-platform IDE with code analysis and refactoring.
A BASIC IDE and compiler for building native applications with a bundled debugger, profiler, and form designer.
A cross-platform IDE for building Qt applications for desktop, embedded, and mobile targets.
Compare application screenshots with approved baselines to catch visual regressions across screen sizes and browsers.
Connect bank deposits with domestic or cross-border payouts
Automate command-line work across Windows, Linux, and macOS with an object-based shell and scripting language.