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Your feeds. Your pace. Your machine. Follow the publications you love, save full articles for offline reading, and organize a searchable library.
RSS, Atom & JSON feeds. No account. No app telemetry.
Free apps for work
that lives
on your computer.
A reader for your feeds. Open-source replacements for Pocket, YNAB, Sublime Text, Termius, Evernote and more. No subscriptions, no accounts, no app telemetry. Download and start working.
- Free forever
- Open-source
- No account needed
- Your data stays local
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The collection
Pick an app. Download it free.
8 apps · macOS, Windows & Linux · open-source.
Build a bookmark library worth coming back to, with saved pages, collections, and full-text search.
Replaces Pocket, Raindrop.io
See where your money goes and plan what comes next. Budgets, transactions, and forecasts in one local file.
Replaces YNAB, Mint
Find and resume coding-agent sessions. Review transcripts, tool activity, and token costs in one local library.
For Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode users
From a quick edit to a multi-GB log file. Get straight to work with a Rust file engine, multiple cursors, and the shortcuts you already know.
Replaces Sublime Text, Notepad++
SSH terminals, remote files, containers, and monitoring. Bring your Linux servers into one workspace.
Replaces Termius, Tabby
Give your code snippets and Markdown notes a home. Find them by keyword or meaning, even offline.
Replaces Evernote, Notion
Go from a Parquet file to useful answers. Browse schemas, filter rows, and export to CSV without a script.
Replaces scripts & heavy BI tools
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Every app is free and open-source. Downloads are hosted on GitHub. No account needed.
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Free replacements. Your data stays on your computer.
Using Pocket or Raindrop.io? Try Shelf for bookmarks.Get Shelf →
Using YNAB or Mint? Try Finance Tracker.Get Finance Tracker →
Using Sublime Text or Notepad++? Try rsedit.Get rsedit →
Using Termius or Tabby? Try Serverbox.Get Serverbox →
Using Evernote or Notion for notes? Try SnippetBox.Get SnippetBox →
Opening Parquet files with scripts? Try ParquetPeek.Get ParquetPeek →
Why GoodApps
Free. Open-source.
No surprises.
Every app works the same way: download it, use it, keep your data on your computer.
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Free, fully.
The complete app, no subscription or locked features. Use and share under each app's license.
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Your data stays local.
Files and records stay on your computer. No account, no app telemetry.
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Ready in minutes.
Pick your installer for Mac, Windows, or Linux. Open the app and start.
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Open-source.
Read the code, report issues, or contribute on GitHub.
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