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Open Notebook is an open-source, privacy-focused alternative to Google’s Notebook LM that gives users full control over their research and AI workflows. Designed to be self-hosted, it ensures complete data sovereignty by keeping your content local or within your own infrastructure. The platform supports 16+ AI providers—including OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, Google, and LM Studio—allowing flexible model choice and cost optimization. Open Notebook enables users to organize and analyze multi-modal content such as PDFs, videos, audio files, web pages, and Office documents. It combines full-text and vector search with context-aware AI chat to deliver insights grounded in your own research materials. ...

TinyJot is a basic notepad with WebDAV and encryption capabilities. It can open, edit and save clear or encrypted text files on a local drive or on a WebDAV server.

Framework with web data entry,, verification, OCR & project designer. It works with Docker or Debian dedicated server. Fast and Optimized version.

KINGPIN - A New Paradigm Of Working in Action Connecting People, Process, System and Technology - Kingpin can understand all forms of collaborative tasks, interact naturally with team and systems and people at scale. Say goodbye to silo solutions. Make your work effortless and efficient with a single solution on connected architecture that takes care of all your management needs. Kingpin facilitates communication between different departments, external vendors and service providers to...

...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.