Sharpen your thinking. Offline-first Markdown knowledge base.
“The fact that all notes remain simple markdown files on my disk means I will never be locked into a proprietary database.”
— @kepanoHN discussion ↗
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95% positiveProductivity & Workflows
(975 products)Local-first note taking, launcher tools, project management, and automation.
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Blazingly fast, extensible launcher for Mac and Windows
“Raycast completely replaced Alfred for me two years ago. The extensions ecosystem and speed are unmatched.”
— @swyxHN discussion ↗
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93% positiven open-source CRM to manage friends and family
“Looks neat. As an aside, why is it named after a woman? I'm genuinely curious.”
— @_m8foHN discussion ↗
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92% positivean interactive exploration
“Well done, thanks! BTW, this is a quick way to generate an higher resolution map on the site. Open the developer tools, remove the width from .note (it's the container of the column), inspect the map at the bottom and set the height and width of the canvas to suit your needs. Then click on the Gener”
— @pmontraHN discussion ↗
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92% positiveI made a privacy-first minimalist Google Analytics
2,321mentions703users
92% positive95.5Score
A modern, text-based browser
“Can it be made <i>not</i> to show WebGL, embedded video, and so forth? I enjoy a very serene internet using w3m set to monochrome, with mouse and images turned off. Every now and then it's necessary to use a graphical browser, and it's the sensory equivalent of being woken up by a toddler at 5:30 on”
— @sevensorHN discussion ↗
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92% positiveNew calendar app idea
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92% positiveNew calendar app idea
“Really neat idea. I'm sad that the site requires JavaScript, but I don't know how this would work otherwise.”
— @wtbobHN discussion ↗
1,918mentions566users
92% positiveI made an interactive Bootstrap 4 cheat sheet
1,879mentions532users
92% positive94.6Score
Never write a web scraper again
“I really like how you guided me in to demoing. Nice job.”
— @ameister14HN discussion ↗
1,797mentions563users
92% positive94.2Score
a web-based xkcd-style comix editor
1,295mentions365users
92% positiveWe got tired of asking 'What browser are you using?' and created this
1,323mentions418users
92% positiveOne Page Calendar 2020
1,146mentions324users
92% positiveA browser extension which blocks chat/helpdesk widgets
1,415mentions475users
92% positive93.8Score
A fast, zero-configuration server for React, Node.js, Markdown
1,462mentions499users
92% positiveI replaced Google Analytics with simple log-based analytics
1,156mentions354users
92% positive93.5Score
Build beautiful programming books using GitHub and Markdown
“This is incredible! Here is the repo if anyone wants to star it: https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook I will definitely use this for the CoderDojoNYC curriculum I'm building.”
— @carlsednaouiHN discussion ↗
967mentions270users
92% positive93.4Score
Automatic private time tracking for OS X
1,285mentions451users
92% positive93.4Score
Simple browser automation
926mentions256users
92% positiveFree, Agile Project Management Tool
1,080mentions335users
92% positive93.3Score
A modular browser built on Chromium and Node.js
1,101mentions365users
92% positive93.2Score
Game of Kanban
919mentions272users
92% positiveI made an open-source anonymous email forwarding service
1,099mentions371users
92% positiveJavelin Browser
962mentions308users
92% positive93.1Score
an offline web browser with annotations and tagging
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92% positiveTurn a Google Spreadsheet into an API
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92% positiveOnline Mathematics Editor
768mentions210users
92% positiveA rich editor for the browser, built with React and Redux
880mentions265users
92% positiveDark mode for every website
1,049mentions358users
92% positive92.9Score
Windows 98 in browser
1,004mentions340users
92% positive