Software directory · Page 3
Project management that stays clear as teams grow, with strong workflow rules and a free tier for up to ten people.
Fast, flexible CRM shaped like a database, built for startups that outgrow a spreadsheet but hate enterprise software.
Deliberately simple team project tool from 37signals, with a flat price for unlimited users on larger plans.
Presentation tool whose slides rebalance themselves as you edit, so decks stay consistent without a designer.
Open source, independently audited password manager whose free tier covers unlimited passwords on unlimited devices.
Design and presentation tool with an enormous template library and AI generation, on a free tier that is a real product.
Object-based note app that organises by the kind of thing a note is, a modern take on the second brain.
One-page site builder that gets a landing page live in an afternoon for about the price of a coffee per year.
The most complete AI assistant, strong at everything and the widest product around the model, from voice to custom bots.
AI assistant with the best writing quality of the frontier models, strong on long documents and careful reasoning.
Agentic coding tool that works in your terminal against a real repo, running commands and tests rather than autocompleting.
Project tool that does nearly everything, with docs, goals and views layered on a generous free tier.
Fully open source coding agent inside VS Code that shows every edit and command for approval, using your own API keys.
CRM built around calling and emailing, aimed at inside sales teams who live in the phone rather than the pipeline view.
Open source framework for building teams of AI agents with defined roles, a cleaner design for multi-agent systems.
OpenAI image generator built into ChatGPT, the easiest way to get a usable image from a plain-English description.
Password manager with the widest extra feature set, including a VPN and dark web monitoring alongside the vault.
Open-weight AI models with frontier-class reasoning at a fraction of the usual price, free to use in the browser.
Password manager with a one-time purchase option and local or your-own-cloud storage instead of a vendor subscription.
Self-hosted file sync, calendars and collaborative documents, a Google Workspace equivalent on your own server.