A mature suite of free open-source Windows utilities maintained by Microsoft.
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A mature suite of free open-source Windows utilities maintained by Microsoft.
A uniquely fast Windows filename search utility with an unusually small footprint and strong privacy posture; stable 1.4 remains current while 1.5 is actively developed in beta.
Capture, annotate, measure, OCR, and save screenshots in a lightweight macOS utility, with optional public-link or S3 uploads.
A mature, privacy-first text expander with deep scripting and package extensibility across Windows, macOS, and Linux; system-wide input monitoring is inherent to the product and should be disclosed.
QuickLook brings macOS-style Spacebar file previewing to Windows with broad format support, plugins, and multiple official distribution channels.
Termark is a polished cross-platform SSH workspace that combines terminal sessions, SFTP, credential management, optional encrypted sync, and controlled AI/CLI integrations.
A mature package-manager front end with broad package-manager coverage and strong organizational backing; telemetry/crash reporting and privileged software-install actions require clear trust disclosure.
Mature cross-platform open-source launcher for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with stable v2.4.3 released on 2026-09-09. Core workflows are local; optional web and AI features can send data to configured services.
A Chinese-first macOS menu-bar calendar that combines lunar dates, holidays, system calendar events, reminders, and widgets without requiring a separate account.
A mature local desktop toolkit for managing iPhone and iPad data from Windows or macOS, with backups, selective exports, original-format photo handling, Live Photo assets, messages, files and deeper device-management tools.
Fast-growing native Homebrew cask browser and manager, currently at 0.8.2. Free and MIT-licensed; anonymous TelemetryDeck session/new-install metrics are enabled but can be fully opted out.
Privacy-first Mac clipboard manager that extends history into transformations, triggers, scripts, and local automation. Current 1.8.0 distribution is explicitly beta; the permanent basic tier is free and automation uses a one-time licence.