TreeMap
A free, open-source disk-space visualizer. Squarified treemap, duplicate hunting, disk-full forecasting, and cleanup that only ever moves files to the Trash.
A free, local-first planner that brings back everything you put in.
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Out of sight. Never out of mind. A free, local-first planner that brings back everything you put in — no accounts, no telemetry, no server.
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Out of sight. Never out of mind.
It holds the rest, so you can rest.
A free, local-first planner for people whose memory for intentions does not run
on willpower. It is built on one promise: anything you put in comes back to
you. Not because you remembered to look, but because the app is structurally
incapable of letting something go quiet.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Out of sight. Never out of mind.
It holds the rest, so you can rest.
A free, local-first planner for people whose memory for intentions does not run
on willpower. It is built on one promise: anything you put in comes back to
you. Not because you remembered to look, but because the app is structurally
incapable of letting something go quiet.Read the full README ↗