PDF Metadata Editor
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Edit PDF metadata through a GUI or command line
Runs open models locally and exposes a developer interface for using them from apps and coding tools.
A self-hosted browser notebook that keeps Markdown notes, links, comments, and history together.
Run analytical SQL in an embedded database from a local process or Python program.
A Python property-based testing library that generates inputs to challenge the properties your code should preserve.
Write JavaScript load tests and run them locally or send performance tests to Grafana Cloud.
Generate trading rules and test how their results withstand changes
Build Python web applications by pairing a small request-and-route core with the extensions your project needs.
Retail and custom typefaces with family-specific optical and width systems.
Use one API key to access data APIs across finance, technology, places, text, and more.
Estimate Ethereum staking queues and the additional withdrawal delay
Make Git diffs and related terminal output easier to scan with syntax and word-level highlighting.
Track configurable project issues and work in a self-hostable web application.
Navigate files in a terminal with tabs, previews, multi-selection, and optional shell integration.
A type foundry with company-sized, all-in-one licensing.
Self-host a tag-based time tracker with calendar and dashboard views.
Stage, commit, branch, rebase, and inspect a Git repository through a terminal interface.
Add digital checkout and automatic file delivery to shared links
Compare source files by syntax structure rather than relying only on line-oriented diffs.
Self-host an appointment booking page and team calendar, or use the project’s managed hosting.
Deploy applications, databases, and services to servers you control.
Manage customer invoices and supplier bills on Windows
A REST API for querying air-quality locations, sensors, and measurements with geographic and date filters.
Trace and investigate AI application calls with a local or self-hosted observability interface.