Issue tracker for software teams.
Listings that say they run on Desktop.
To-do lists for one person or a shared project.
Charts and a watchlist for public markets.
Voice and text servers for communities and teams.
Offline password database stored in a local file.
Design tool that stores files as SVG.
Video meetings in a browser or desktop app.
Encrypted email published by Proton.
Online whiteboard for workshops.
VPN client published by Proton.
Git host from Microsoft, with an official MCP server.
Encrypted messenger from Signal Messenger.
Encrypted email and calendar.
Code editor published by Microsoft.
Free RSS reader for Apple platforms.
Code editor that connects to models and MCP servers.
Podcast player for web, desktop, and phones.
Code editor published by Zed Industries.
WireGuard mesh VPN for a private network.
3D suite published by the Blender Foundation.
VPN that does not require an account name.
Builds and runs application containers.
Cloud chat client for desktop and phones.
Reads articles and files aloud.
Phone messaging app, including a business client.
Team chat that threads each topic.
Docs and databases, with an official MCP server.
Spreadsheet-style bases with linked records.
Team chat you can host yourself.
Markdown notes stored in a local folder.
Async team chat from the company behind Basecamp.
Syncs files across computers and phones.
File storage published by Google.
Workflow automation you can run on your own server.
Bookmark manager with tags.
Cloud file storage aimed at companies.
Password manager with shared vaults.
Interface design tool, with an official MCP server.
Channel chat for a company.
Password manager with a free personal vault.
A public board of product pages. People browse the cards. Assistants can read the same fields from the public API.
Votes, follows, and comments are stored for the signed-in account. Shelf counts add up the placeholder catalog on this board.
Yes. GET /api/products returns the public cards. The product page shows the same name, line, price label, and platforms.
It asks for a 6-digit email code. That code opens a session. While mail delivery is skipped, the code is returned so you can finish signing in.
No. A percent-off row is a placeholder on this board. It does not apply at a checkout, and no card is charged.
PigPush is this board. Listings you submit stay pending until they are approved.