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There are times you want to check how old you are (in years, months, days) or how long you need to wait for the next flash sale... pdd (python3 date diff) is a small cmdline utility to calculate date and time difference. If no program arguments are specified it shows the current date, time and timezone.

pyphoon is a small command-line program that renders the current Moon phase as detailed ASCII art directly in your terminal. It computes lunar ephemerides for a given date and location, then maps the illuminated portion onto characters to approximate shading with surprising fidelity. The tool supports showing past or future phases, so you can visualize how the Moon will look on specific dates without opening a browser or an app. It’s intentionally minimal: no GUI, no heavy dependencies, just...

Kalibro is an open source free software to manage devices and tools for calibration and maintenance records. It helps you to keep inventory and reminds you the scheduled dates. Kalibro also helps you to satisfy the requirements of the Quality Management Standards like ISO9001, AS9100 and TS16949. Manufacturing, Quality and IT departments of small/medium sized companies are targeted to use Kalibro. You do not need to use spread sheet files to save your critical calibration records. See the...

Storekeeper is small tool that helps you to keep an eye on your resources in home lab or workshop. It can be used in several places and, thanks to it's single-file and synchronize option, merge data between users.

Sked is a personal organizer, calendar, schedule and braindump application with a wiki-like syntax for text formatting and organization. It is easier think of it as the merge of a calendar with a desktop wiki.

palm2ics project provides a set of tools (Python converter, HotSync conduit) for Palm desktop (v4.1+) and Palm OS 5 devices (T5, TX, Z21...) synchronization towards iCalendar files (RFC 2445).

ToDo Manager is a small cross-platform utility written in Python that is helpful in managing tasks that accumulate over time. It has a simple interface and many features that users demand in a scheduling application.

DesktopTools is a collection of small utillities which help to make your daily life easier. Since the tools themself are rather small (projectwise) I keep them not as individual projects, but have them under this collective name.

A resource-scheduling application (including timeline view) for use in small institutions.

FCS is a calendar/event manager aimed at family or small group usage. It is built using Python.

This is sked: a small text-based calendar/scheduling program, designed in the spirit of Mutt and vim.

A Rainlendar-like calendar for your desktop released under GNU GPL License. It is good looking (using real transparency), small and it integrates well in your desktop.

A small no-nonsense personal digital organizer written in GTK2, featuring appointments, todos and notes. It uses iCalendar files as it's native backend, supports multiple alarms per appointment/todo and has recursive todos.