Software directory · Page 2
Writing assistant that follows you into every app and text box, catching mistakes and flagging unclear sentences.
Free browser tool that highlights the sentences nobody will finish reading, plus passive voice and weak verbs.
AI writing platform for marketing teams, holding brand voice and style centrally so several people write consistently.
Atlassian issue tracker built for software teams working at scale, powerful and heavy in equal measure.
Clean document editor where the AI waits to be asked, built for writers who find constant suggestions distracting.
Free, open source office suite with a word processor, spreadsheet and presentation tool that read Microsoft formats.
AI built into PowerPoint, Word and Excel that drafts from your own files and keeps everything inside your tenancy.
Colourful, highly visual work platform that adapts to projects, sales pipelines or anything else you configure.
Open source automation platform you can self-host, flexible enough for AI agent workflows without full no-code limits.
Self-hosted file sync, calendars and collaborative documents, a Google Workspace equivalent on your own server.
A keyboard-first launcher for macOS that replaces Spotlight with extensions, snippets and window management.
Email client built around keyboard speed and deliberate triage, for people who spend hours a day in their inbox.
Self-hosted toolkit performing around fifty PDF operations locally, so documents never leave your infrastructure.
Answer engine that searches the web and responds with a written answer carrying citations to its sources.
Task manager built around fast natural-language capture, available on effectively every platform.
Note-taking on local Markdown files, with links between notes and a plugin ecosystem that reshapes it into almost anything.
Documents, databases and wikis in one workspace, where any page can also be a structured table with multiple views.
Browser-based interface design tool where a whole team can work in the same file at the same time.
