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Configurable customer records and workflows with role-specific views and industry setup

Coordinate team projects with tasks, assignees, due dates, boards, calendars, and activity history.

A local-first Markdown notebook with daily notes, history, and optional private sync.

Manage projects, work items, cycles, and docs in cloud or self-hosted workspaces.

A KDE editor for multi-file coding with split views, project navigation, search, and plugins.

Organize project work in Kanban, Gantt, and List views with milestones, dependencies, and resource updates.

Manage lists, projects, and tasks with Kanban, Gantt, and table views.

Open source CRM with custom objects, views and workflows

Track projects across spreadsheet, Kanban, Gantt, and calendar views with contextual team updates.

Activity history and fitness views for Garmin devices

Turn reusable HTML or visual templates and JSON data into generated PDF documents.

Deploy app services from GitHub or templates, then manage them from a shared project dashboard.

Run DuckDB-based analytics in a managed cloud warehouse and share results with a team.

Record and schedule browser tests for web flows without writing the test steps by hand.

Store, cache, and share software packages as part of a build and release workflow.

Coordinate team plans with grid, board, schedule, and chart views in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

Turn a known web page URL into Markdown or structured content for search and language-model workflows.

A local API-mocking desktop app and CLI for replacing live services during development and tests.

Build, sign, distribute, test, and publish mobile apps through a configurable CI/CD pipeline.

Run repository builds after pushes using a versioned `.travis.yml` configuration.

Run command-line or Node.js accessibility checks against web pages and local HTML.

Run and manage OCI containers and pods from a command line, including in rootless mode.

Bitmap frame drawing with adjustable exposure and animation-pipeline handoffs

Record and run realistic web and API load tests in real browsers, then review user-facing timings.