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xartnote
XartNote is a diary, note and journal tool.
XartNote is an open source diary, note and journal tool. Written in php, fully compatible with linux and windows (other platforms are available, but not tested), without database required. Support rich text format, support images, support tags, support multi-language, support template. -
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Shootingmanager is an interactive version of the shooters diary. It will work together with existing software solutions.
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PsyPlan open-source astrology publisher. Popular personal appointment book planner, diary, calendar, daily horoscope. PHP, AJAX, for web browser on Internet or desktop. Ephemeris calculation engine, interpretations, complete system. Hardware independent.
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Run is an enhanced interactive training diary for runners. With Run you can log every detail of your running activities, measure and track your progress and effort, and recognize fitness patterns. Use Run to maximize efficiency and avoid injuries.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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A diary backend designed to be easily accessed by IRC bots, web front ends, unix shells or whatever.
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