Apps

Every application we have released, free and open source, with live download counts.

The Catalog


Everything here is free, open source, and published under the MIT licence. There are no ads, no accounts, and no telemetry — the download numbers below come from GitHub's public release statistics, not from anything the apps report about you.

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pySPWB

Desktop application and Python library · Windows, macOS and Linux · runs with or without Python installed

Measurement signal processing: spectra, transfer functions, coherence, spectrograms and adaptive filtering, in five analysis windows that share their signals. Download and run it with nothing else installed, or pip install spwb and use the same maths from a notebook. Its results are checked against LabVIEW 2022, and it succeeds the LabVIEW Signal Processing Work Bench.

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CloakClip

Desktop application · Windows and macOS · installer or portable single file

Encrypt and decrypt text with a shared password, straight from the clipboard. A cloaked message is ordinary text, so it travels through any chat, email or note — and on Windows the app keeps the decrypted version out of clipboard history and cloud sync.

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SAE Fractional Calculator

Desktop application · Windows and macOS · installer or portable single file

A calculator that works the way a tape measure does: yards, feet, inches and fractions on an exact 1/32″ grid, added and subtracted without ever converting to decimals in your head.

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HTML Font Toolbar floating over an Obsidian note

HTML Font Toolbar

Obsidian plugin · in the official community directory

A floating, Word-like formatting toolbar for Obsidian notes: colors, highlights, sizes, fonts, alignment and a symbol picker — all merged into a single clean inline HTML span instead of nested wrappers.

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The Insert table dialog and the table toolbar in an Obsidian note

HTML Table Toolbar

Obsidian plugin · in the official community directory · sister plugin to HTML Font Toolbar

A Word-style toolbar for real HTML tables in Obsidian: add rows and columns, merge and split cells, set header rows, align, control borders per row and per column, and shade individual cells — none of which a Markdown pipe table can do.

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RV Backup Helper

Desktop application · Windows · installer, with Python bundled

Distance lines and a vehicle-width corridor on an RV backup camera that draws none. Record behind your own coach, click each distance in the footage, and the application generates and flashes an Arduino sketch that overlays those measurements on the live picture — keeping the camera and the display you already have.

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FRWB

Desktop application · Windows and macOS · installer, portable zip or app bundle

The File Rename Processing Workbench renames a whole folder from a pattern, and shows every new name beside the old one before anything changes. Counters, dates read from a photo's own EXIF data, find and replace, letter case. Names that would collide are flagged in red and refused until you fix them, and the last batch can be undone.

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About These Numbers


Each count is a cumulative total since the app's first version, read when you open this page and kept in your browser for six hours so it is not fetched again on every visit. Desktop applications are counted by GitHub: every download of a published release file, which leaves out copies of the source taken with the green Code button, since those are counted nowhere. The Obsidian plugins are counted by Obsidian, which is the honest number for a plugin — almost everyone installs from the community directory, and GitHub never sees those.

Those plugin figures come from the statistics Obsidian publishes, which trail their own counter by a day or two. Each plugin's repository copies its number out of that file once a day, so this page fetches a few hundred bytes rather than the two megabytes it covers; the full file is still read directly if a plugin's own record is missing. The figure on Obsidian's directory page will not match exactly, and above a thousand it cannot — that page rounds, showing “1k” where the real total is 951. A dash means neither source could be reached, rather than a count of zero.