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FitTrackee
Self-hosted outdoor activity tracker
...Instead of locking users into proprietary ecosystems or paid plans, FitTrackee lets you keep your own data on your server, giving full control over privacy and longevity of your fitness history. The interface is designed to be flexible enough for everyday gym routines, home workouts, and personalized training plans, supporting a variety of exercise types and custom attributes for different training styles. -
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papermill
Parameterize, execute, and analyze notebooks
...This capability is particularly useful in data science and analytics, where a template notebook might be reused for batching reports across dates, customers, or other variables without rewriting code or duplicating notebooks. Papermill supports both Python API usage and a command-line interface, making it flexible for integration with CI/CD systems, shells, and workflow orchestration tools like Airflow. -
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QA-Pilot
QA-Pilot is an interactive chat project that leverages LLMs
QA-Pilot is an interactive chat-based application designed to help users understand and navigate GitHub repositories using large language models. It enables users to clone repositories locally and then interact with them through a conversational interface, allowing for rapid exploration of codebases without manual searching. The system supports both local and cloud-based LLM providers, making it flexible for different environments and privacy requirements. It includes features such as chat session storage, search functionality for retrieving previous interactions, and multi-session management for working on multiple repositories simultaneously. ... -
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StudyArc
A lightweight study tracker to help you track your daily study time
StudyArc is a lightweight, distraction-free desktop app designed to help you take control of your study time. Track your daily sessions, review weekly statistics, and keep your workflow clean with a simple, minimal interface. Whether you're preparing for exams, managing multiple subjects, or just aiming to stay focused, StudyArc gives you a clear visual summary of your effort—without getting in your way. We're actively improving StudyArc. If there's a feature you wish existed, a bug you've found, or a way the app fits (or doesn't fit) into your routine—leave a comment or suggestion. ... -
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Stupid Notepad
The Simplest Notepad Ever
...You enter the path to the file and can view and edit it, as well as create new files. Why is this notepad stupid? Because it's extremely simple and primitive, making it understandable for everyone! The interface consists of just seven elements: - Text field for entering the file path; - "Browse..." button; - "Open" button; - "New" button; - "Save" button; - Text field for viewing and editing the file's text; - "Exit" button. This is my first even slightly useful Python program, so I'd be grateful if you'd test it and see if this stupid notepad proves useful! ... -
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CiteFlow
Desktop research workspace for PDFs, notes, citations, bibliographies.
...CiteFlow can assist with DOI metadata detection, keeps citation history linked to copied text, and generates citations and bibliographies in APA 7 and MLA 9. OCR support helps make scanned PDFs searchable, while project-wide search helps you find matching text across PDFs, highlights, and notes. Supported interface languages include English, Turkish, Chinese, Spanish, German, French, Russian, and Japanese. -
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yapomo
yapomo - Yet Another Pomodoro Timer
This is a simple pomodoro timer to use during your work day, with a tkinter graphical interface. -
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Alphabetizer
Take a list of words or sentences and arrange them alphabetically.
Alphabetizer lets anyone take a list of words or sentences and arranged them in alphabetical order easily. Alphabetizer is a tool that takes a list of words or phrases and arranged them in alphabetical order. This tool is useful for organizing information, creating glossaries, sorting names, or any task where the items in a list need to be in alphabetical order. Overall, Alphabetizer can save time and effort by quickly organizing information and making it easier to read and comprehend. -
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ConvertText
ConvertText lets anyone change the case of your text easily.
ConvertText is a very handy text tool where you can change between cases like Uppercase, Title Case, Random Case, Reverse Text, Backwards Text, Phonetic Alphabet and 1337 (Leet Speak). -
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Data Entry System v2
Framework with web data entry, OCR & designer
Framework with web data entry,, verification, OCR & project designer. It works with Docker or Debian dedicated server. Fast and Optimized version. -
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Everpad
Evernote client well integrated with linux desktop
...It runs a background service that syncs with your Evernote account and exposes your notes through an indicator applet and a Unity lens/search integration. The goal is to make Evernote feel like a native part of the desktop, so you can search, open, edit, and create notes without jumping to the web interface. It also supports note attachments, notebooks, and tags, so you can organize content in the same way you do on official Evernote clients. Because it plugs into the desktop search, you can surface notes alongside local files for faster retrieval. It was created to fill the gap for Linux users who didn’t have an official Evernote client but still wanted a smooth, native-like experience. -
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*nts* provides a simple format for using text files to store notes, a command line interface for viewing notes in a variety of convenient ways and a cross-platform, wx(python)-based GUI for creating and modifying notes as well as viewing them.
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