Greenfish Icon Editor Pro
greenfishsoftware.orgA freeware icon and cursor editor with library-management support.
A freeware icon and cursor editor with library-management support.
Model Kubernetes builds, deployments, tests, and local development as a dependency-aware action graph.
Nordic crypto purchases with bank funding and recurring orders
Preview and deploy infrastructure changes through the same CI workflow as application code.
Publish a static web frontend from GitHub or Azure DevOps with optional Azure Functions APIs.
Turn Markdown, Liquid templates, and data files into a static website with a Ruby-based generator.
Preview crypto asset movements before signing in your wallet
Arrange picture galleries and view them on a real wall with AR.
Preview a design in device and print scenes across supported design workflows.
Hosted store building with product variants, stock tracking and fulfilment connections
Preview art on supplied walls, client photos and in augmented reality.
Shape colour transitions and copy a multi-stop CSS gradient.
Preview packaging folds, check dielines and share an interactive model.
Sender-independent email previews and quality checks with per-screenshot usage
Website popups with language-specific targeting and interactive design previews.
Inspect adjustable packaging templates and their corresponding 3D folds.
Navigate, search, preview, and manage directory trees from an interactive terminal view.
A Windows web-code editor with language-aware tools, project navigation and FTP publishing.
A browser IDE for programming courses, with Linux project environments and an integrated terminal.
Visual feed planning with a calendar, asset library and native-post reminders
A deployment control plane that builds and runs applications in your cloud account or Kubernetes cluster.
Free sprite animation with palette and transparent-colour workflows
Provision infrastructure from version-controlled configuration with a plan-before-apply command-line workflow.
Pixel art and sprite animation in a free browser editor