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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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Foam
A personal knowledge management and sharing system for VSCode
Foam is a personal knowledge management and sharing system inspired by Roam Research, built on Visual Studio Code and GitHub. You can use Foam for organizing your research, keeping re-discoverable notes, writing long-form content and, optionally, publishing it to the web. Foam is free, open source, and extremely extensible to suit your personal workflow. You own the information you create with Foam, and you're free to share it and collaborate on it with anyone you want. -
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KaraKeep
A self-hostable bookmark-everything app
...Automatic fetching of link titles, descriptions, and images streamlines saving content without manual edits, while rule-based management lets users define customized workflows. With support for image OCR and structured data extraction, Karakeep functions as a flexible personal knowledge base for researchers, content creators, and heavy bookmarkers. -
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Plannotator
Annotate and review coding agent plans visually, share with your team
...It allows developers to annotate proposed plans, sketches, and outlines from tools like Claude Code or OpenCode with pen tools, arrows, and highlighting, seamlessly capturing feedback that can be shared across teams or pushed back to agents. Plannotator integrates with diff views so reviewers can annotate changes line-by-line in git diffs, provide structured feedback, and navigate plans visually rather than through raw text alone. Users can attach and annotate images, save approved plan versions, and automatically export feedback into systems like Obsidian or Bear Notes for documentation purposes. -
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PageLM
PageLM is a community driven version of NotebookLM
...On the technical side, it supports multiple model providers, multiple embedding back ends, WebSocket streaming for real-time generation, persistent content storage, and structured markdown outputs. -
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Inkdown
A WYSIWYG Markdown editor, improve reading and editing experience
Inkdown (bluestone) is a Markdown reading, editing, and sharing tool. Almost fully compatible with the GitHub Flavored Markdown standard, while extending the Mermaid graphics and Katex formula, supporting light and dark styles, and somewhat different from other WYSIWYG editors, Inkdown does not pursue complete customization. Its core goal is comfortable reading, smooth editing of Markdown, and document sharing in the simplest way possible. As a document publisher, markdown source code mode... -
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NoteSpark
NoteSpark is a fast, offline-first notes and ideas app
NoteSpark is a fast, offline-first notes and ideas app built with Expo, React Native, and TypeScript with markdown support out of the box Speed, simplicity, and privacy — no internet required, no accounts, no ads. Just pure note-taking joy. -
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Block Builder
Lightweight Node.js library for building Slack Block Kit UIs, with a d
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Resize Observer
Polyfills the ResizeObserver API
A minimal library which polyfills the ResizeObserver API and is entirely based on the latest Specification. It immediately detects when an element resizes and provides accurate sizing information back to the handler. Check out the Example Playground for more information on usage and performance. The latest Resize Observer specification is not yet finalised and is subject to change. Any drastic changes to the specification will bump the major version of this library, as there will likely be breaking changes. Check the release notes for more information. -
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Gridea
A static blog writing client
Gridea A static blog writing client. You can use it to record your life, mood, knowledge, notes and ideas. Use the coolest Markdown grammar to create quickly. Insert pictures and article cover charts anywhere in the article. Label and group articles. Customize menus and even create external link menus. Use this client on Windows or MacOS or Linux. Use Github Pages or Coding Pages to show the world that more platforms will be supported in the future. -
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Next Door Loung - Host App
Hello there. This App is designed for Next Door Lounge
This App is designed for Next Door Lounge. It helps the staff to keep track of the reservations and tables of the restaurant. I design it to be easy to use and intuitive. It uses a Firebase as a back-end server and React Native as a front-end. It communicates all changes in real time across all the apps. The solution that I set out to find with this app is about communicating more efficiently with everyone and shorten the amount of time it takes to look at a table that belongs to a... -
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Extract Highlights Plugin
Manage your highlights in Obsidian by easily creating them
Create and extract highlights from a current markdown note in Obsidian into your clipboard. Based on Icebear's plugin request. -
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RAP2-DELOS
Open source interface management tool
RAP2 is a new project redone based on RAP1. It can provide you with convenient interface document management, mock, export and other functions. It contains two components (corresponding to two Github Repository). This tool is a development tool, and the related API has not been subjected to any security verification such as XSS. Please do not rely on any service of RAP in the production environment!Install Docker and Docker Compose (Linux users need to install separately). It is recommended... -
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WorldBrain's Memex
Browser Extension to full-text search your browsing history
...No more having to hunt for valuable comments lost in chat logs, email threads, or documents. Share spaces annotated pages and individual annotations with just a link. Your peers don’t need Memex installed to view or reply to your notes. -
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Brick Think
Free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® remotely
Brick Think is a free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshops remotely.BrickThink is a free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshops remotely. It brings the full five-stage LSP methodology online — skill building, individual model, shared model, system model, guiding principles — on a shared 2D brick canvas, in real time. It pairs with your existing video call rather than replacing it. Facilitators drive each stage through a live timer and...
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