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WordCraft
An open-source, clean-room reimplementation of Microsoft Word in Rust
WordCraft is an open-source word processing and document editing application built in Rust that provides an alternative to Microsoft Word. The software features a familiar ribbon-based interface with tools for writing, formatting, reviewing, and designing professional documents. It supports Microsoft Word DOCX files alongside ODT, RTF, HTML, Markdown, LaTeX, and plain text formats, with options for exporting documents to PDF. WordCraft includes advanced editing capabilities such as tables, styles, page layouts, track changes, comments, citations, bibliographies, and mail merge. The application also provides command-line tools, a JSON control interface, and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI agents to create, edit, inspect, and automate documents. Available for Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, and web browsers, WordCraft supports offline document processing without requiring cloud services and is currently in alpha development. -
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Zed
High-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom
Zed is a next-generation code editor designed for high-performance collaboration with humans and AI. Written from scratch in Rust to efficiently leverage multiple CPU cores and your GPU. Integrate upcoming LLMs into your workflow to generate, transform, and analyze code. Chat with teammates, write notes together, and share your screen and project. Multibuffers compose excerpts from across the codebase in one editable surface. Evaluate code inline via Jupyter runtimes and collaboratively edit notebooks. Support for many languages via Tree-sitter, WebAssembly, and the Language Server Protocol. Fast native terminal tightly integrates with Zed's language-aware task runner and AI capabilities. First-class modal editing via Vim bindings, including features like text objects and marks. Zed is built by a global community of thousands of developers. Boost your Zed experience by choosing from hundreds of extensions that broaden language support, offer different themes, and more. -
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espanso
Cross-platform Text Expander written in Rust
Discover the incredible power of a full-blown text expander. No more copying and pasting, create templates once and let Espanso do the rest for you. Customer support replies, sales pitches, medical reports, you name it. Espanso has got you covered. Just press ALT+Space and Espanso’s search bar will open, letting you search for the perfect snippet. Don’t wrap your head around dates. Espanso makes it easy to use them, both past and future ones. Extend Espanso’s capabilities with packages, or create your own and share them with the community on the Espanso Hub. For advanced use cases, you can extend Espanso’s snippets with shell commands or custom scripts. No more copy-pasting from the terminal, inject the output into applications directly. -
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Helix
A post-modern modal text editor
Helix is a modal (Kakoune/Vim‑inspired) terminal-based text editor written in Rust. It features modern modal editing, multiple selections, smart syntax highlighting, and built-in language server (LSP) integration leveraging tree‑sitter for fast, incremental parsing and code intelligence. -
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MarkRight
Tauri powered markdown editor with live preview
MarkRight is a free, open-source Markdown editor designed for writing and previewing formatted text documents. It supports GitHub Flavored Markdown, making it useful for technical documentation, README files, and personal notes. The application provides live previews that display formatting changes while users edit their content. Its minimalist interface emphasizes straightforward editing without unnecessary distractions. Built with ClojureScript and Rust using the Tauri framework, it offers a lightweight desktop experience. Users can open Markdown files directly from their operating system or through command-line shortcuts. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, MarkRight provides a simple environment for creating and reviewing Markdown documents. -
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anydoc
Convert Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, CSV
anydoc is a fast Rust library for converting office documents and publications into clean GitHub-Flavored Markdown. It supports Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OpenDocument, RTF, EPUB, CSV, and text-based PDF files through one shared document model. The converter preserves headings, formatting, links, lists, tables, notes, footnotes, internal references, and embedded asset metadata. Content-based detection identifies most formats from their bytes, even when filenames or extensions are incorrect. The core runs locally without machine-learning models or external services and typically converts documents in milliseconds. Developers can use it through Rust, Node.js, Python, browser WebAssembly, or a command-line interface. It also ships as an Agent Skill so compatible coding agents can read mixed office documents. -
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kindling
Free, open-source writing app that keeps your outline beside the draft
kindling is a free, open-source desktop writing app for fiction writers who outline. Each scene opens with its beats as prompts, with your characters, locations and notes close at hand, so you draft from the plan instead of a blank page. Rolling Outline lets each scene stay Fixed, Flexible or Undefined. Novels and screenplays. Import from Scrivener 3, Plottr, yWriter, Obsidian Longform, novelWriter or Markdown. Export to DOCX (Standard Manuscript Format), EPUB, HTML, plain text or Markdown, or back to Scrivener, Longform and novelWriter. New in 1.3: editorial review, an export workspace with saved profiles, writing goals and statistics, and custom shortcuts. No AI, no subscription, no account. Projects are local SQLite files and the app has no analytics or telemetry; it goes online only for updates and optional feedback. MIT licensed, for macOS, Windows and Linux. -
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Helix Editor
A post-modern modal text editor
A Kakoune / Neovim inspired editor, written in Rust. The editing model is very heavily based on Kakoune. -
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Zee
A modern text editor for the terminal written in Rust
Zee is a modern editor for the terminal, in the spirit of Emacs. It is written in Rust and it is somewhat experimental. In the old tradition of text editor demos, here's what it currently looks like editing its own source code. -
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mdmdview
A fast, standalone markdown viewer built with Rust and egui
mdmdview is a free, open-source Markdown viewer designed for fast document rendering on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Rust and egui, it runs as a lightweight standalone executable without external dependencies. It displays formatted Markdown with tables, images, internal links, emoji, and syntax-highlighted code blocks. More than 100 programming languages are supported through its syntax highlighting engine. Users can search documents with Unicode-aware matching that ignores case and accent differences. Drag-and-drop functionality opens files, queues multiple documents, or loads Markdown files from folders. Raw source mode supports viewing and editing the original Markdown text. Additional tools include Mermaid diagrams, keyboard navigation, live image refreshing, and persistent window settings. -
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Slate
A fast, simple text editor that opens files of any size
Slate is a fast, simple text editor for Windows and Linux, including the Raspberry Pi: a better Notepad that opens files of any size. An 800 MB JSON file or log shows up in a fraction of a second and stays smooth to scroll and search, because Slate only reads and draws the part you're looking at. The everyday editing is all there: tabs that come back with your unsaved changes, find and replace with regular expressions, syntax colors for 52 languages, line tools, bookmarks and printing. For data files it adds JSON and XML formatting and checking with a structure view, and "show only matching lines" turns a huge log into just its errors. On Windows, Slate is one signed, portable Slate.exe that updates itself, also in Scoop (scoop install jamesccupps/slate). On Linux it installs from a .deb with its own apt repository. Free and open source under the MIT license; the source is at github.com/jamesccupps/Slate. -
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Outcome
Creative writing software for stories and projects
Outcome is a modern creative writing software developed by Scriptony Foundation. It is designed to support writers, creators, and creative projects through a structured and flexible writing environment focused on long-form creativity and organization. Outcome uses a content system based on contents, blocks, and elements, allowing projects to remain modular and manageable while writing novels, stories, scripts, poems, notes, and other creative works. The software is designed with future extensibility in mind, including planned collaboration features, analysis tools, offline AI support, publishing workflows, and creative project management systems. Outcome aims to provide an accessible and community-focused platform without mandatory subscriptions while supporting privacy-conscious and offline-capable workflows. -
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Crowbook
Converts books written in Markdown to HTML, LaTeX/PDF and EPUB
Crowbook's aim is to allow you to write a book in Markdown without worrying about formatting or typography and let the program generate HTML, PDF and EPUB output for you. Its focus is novels and fiction, and the default settings should (hopefully) generate readable books with correct typography without requiring you to worry about it. To see what Crowbook's output looks like, you can read the Crowbook guide rendered in HTML, PDF or EPUB. Crowbook will parse this file and generate HTML, EPUB, and/or PDF output formats, according to the settings in the configuration file. Crowbook supports HTML, PDF and EPUB (either version 2 or 3) as output formats. See the Crowbook User Guide rendered in HTML, EPUB and PDF. Crowbook uses pulldown-cmark and thus should support most of CommonMark Markdown. -
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Ferrite
A fast, lightweight text editor for Markdown, JSON, YAML, and TOML
Ferrite is a fast, lightweight desktop text editor built for people who spend a lot of time working in structured text formats and want a snappy, native-feeling app instead of a heavy IDE. It focuses on common “config and docs” formats like Markdown and popular structured data files, so it fits naturally into developer, DevOps, and technical writing workflows. The editor is designed around responsiveness and low overhead, prioritizing quick startup, smooth scrolling, and predictable editing even when you are jumping between many small files. It also aims to reduce friction when reading and tweaking structured documents by offering format-aware conveniences and a UI that stays out of the way. Ferrite positions itself as a pragmatic daily driver for notes, documentation, and configuration edits, especially when you do not need a full language server stack. -
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Haptic
Local-first, privacy-focused and open-source home for markdown notes
Haptic is a new local-first & privacy-focused, open-source home for your markdown notes. It's minimal, lightweight, efficient and aims to have all you need and nothing you don't. -
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OpenTheBook
Distraction-free desktop reader for PDF, EPUB, AZW3, and MOBI books
OpenTheBook is a free, lightweight desktop reader for PDF, EPUB, AZW3, and MOBI files. It is intentionally not a book library: install it, double-click a book, and read. No account, no clutter, no cost. First release targets Windows and Ubuntu/Linux. -
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Repsel
A lightweight Markdown editor for Linux Debian
Repsel is a lightweight, open-source Markdown editor for Linux, designed for developers, students and technical writers. Built with Tauri and CodeMirror 6, it provides a clean and efficient writing environment. FEATURES • Markdown editing with syntax highlighting • Live preview • LaTeX mathematical notation • A4 PDF export with pagination • Local image embedding • Contextual formatting toolbar and quick commands • Keyboard shortcuts • Word and character counters • Light and dark themes • Unsaved changes protection • English and French interface Repsel is ideal for writing technical documentation, notes, reports and mathematical content. Designed for Debian and Debian-based distributions. Bug reports, feedback and contributions are welcome. GitHub: https://github.com/evdk25-wq/Repsel -
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Xi Editor
A modern editor with a backend written in Rust
xi Editor (often styled “Xi”) is a project to build a modern, high-performance text editor designed for large files, extensibility, and native UI integration. Its architecture splits a thin UI layer from a high-performance core engine (written in Rust) that handles buffer editing, syntax highlighting, undo/redo, searching, and background processing asynchronously. This separation lets the core focus on speed and concurrency, while multiple frontends (macOS, GTK, web) handle rendering, input, and platform bridging. Xi is designed to scale to huge files (gigabyte scale) without lag, thanks to a rope data structure and efficient diffing algorithms. Plugins communicate with the core via JSON-RPC, enabling asynchronous extensions without blocking editing responsiveness. The overall aim is to reimagine text editing for modern machines and workflows, delivering scalability, modularity, and an editor architecture built for the next decade. -
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leaf Markdown
Terminal Markdown previewer — GUI-like experience
Leaf is a lightweight software project designed to simplify specific workflows, likely focusing on efficiency, minimalism, and ease of use. It may provide tools for managing data, automating processes, or enhancing productivity through streamlined interfaces. The project appears to prioritize clarity and performance, avoiding unnecessary complexity while still offering practical functionality. Its architecture likely supports quick deployment and adaptability across different environments. Leaf may also integrate with other tools or systems, enabling it to function as part of a broader workflow. Overall, it represents a design philosophy centered on simplicity and focused utility. -
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markdown-oxide
Robust, Minimalist, Unbundled PKM for your text-editor through LSP
Markdown-Oxide is a Personal Knowledge Management System(PKM) that composes with your favorite text editor through the Language Server Protocol(LSP). While other PKMs implement their own text editors, markdown-oxide is unbundled: it leaves text editing to a dedicated text editor and focuses solely on robust, performant knowledge management. -
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markdown-rs
CommonMark compliant markdown parser in Rust with ASTs and extensions
markdown-rs is an open-source markdown parser written in Rust. It’s implemented as a state machine (#![no_std] + alloc) that emits concrete tokens, so that every byte is accounted for, with positional info. The API then exposes this information as an AST, which is easier to work with, or it compiles directly to HTML. While most markdown parsers work towards compliancy with CommonMark (or GFM), this project goes further by following how the reference parsers (cmark, cmark-gfm) work, which is confirmed with thousands of extra tests. Other than CommonMark and GFM, this project also supports common extensions to markdown such as MDX, math, and frontmatter. -
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riddle
The diary of Tom Riddle for the reMarkable Paper Pro
Riddle turns a reMarkable Paper Pro into an interactive AI-powered version of Tom Riddle's enchanted diary. Users write directly on the e-ink page, pause, and watch their ink fade before a handwritten response appears stroke by stroke. The Rust application captures pressure-sensitive pen events, converts completed pages to images, and sends them to a vision-capable language model. Responses are transformed into thin pen paths and animated through either a windowed display or a low-latency full-screen takeover mode. Finished pages can be stored locally with their pen strokes, transcription, and reply for later recall. The pen remains the primary interface, with gestures for erasing, opening help, retrieving memories, and leaving the application. Installation requires developer access and currently targets specific reMarkable Paper Pro software versions, so users modify the device at their own risk. -
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zola (né Gutenberg)
Fast static site generator in a single binary with everything built-in
A fast static site generator in a single binary with everything built in. Forget dependencies. Everything you need in one binary. Zola comes as a single executable with Sass compilation, syntax highlighting, table of contents and many other features that traditionally require setting up a dev environment or adding some JavaScript libraries to your site. The average site will be generated in less than a second, including Sass compilation and syntax highlighting. Zola renders your whole site as static files, making it trivial to handle any kind of traffic you will throw at it at no cost without having to worry about managing a server or a database. From the CLI to the template engine, everything is designed to be intuitive. Don't take my word for it though, look at the documentation and see for yourself.
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