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Keep employee replies in a shared inbox instead of managers' personal phones.

Manage and apply fonts across supported Mac design apps.

Pin development tool versions, set project environment variables, and run project tasks from one CLI.

Local personal accounts, monthly budgets and receipt attachments

Manage Python projects, dependencies, environments, and commands with one fast command-line tool.

A Windows Python IDE pairing a script editor with an interpreter, debugger, project tools and unit-test interface.

A Java-based programmer’s editor with syntax modes, split views and an in-editor plugin manager.

Self-hosted newsletters with separate client brands and sending controls

Deploy Linux virtual machines with selectable regions, images, CPU plans, and SSH access.

Maintain a Markdown-native team wiki with live editing, backlinks, search, and version history.

A document database with a server, client libraries, and a browser-based Studio.

Self-host uptime checks for websites, ports, DNS records, containers, and other endpoints.

A self-hostable database engine for relational, document, graph, vector, and time-series data.

Trace, analyze, and improve LLM and agent applications in a hosted or self-managed workspace.

A local-first team notebook for real-time collaboration on plain Markdown files.

AI relationship manager that prepares meetings and drafts follow-ups.

A Windows font manager with tags, comparison and feature previews.

A Mac and Windows SVG manager with code and batch-export tools.

Organize to-dos with folders, tags, contexts, subtasks, and search.

A multi-platform embedded IDE with built-in compilers, a debugger and a simulator.

Navigate, search, preview, and manage directory trees from an interactive terminal view.

Centrally provision, import, and manage Kubernetes clusters with role controls and workload deployment tools.

An interactive programming language for technical and numerical computing.

Install and manage command-line software through formulas on macOS and Linux.