These are real Windows desktop applications, not templates — you download an installer, run it, and the program is yours. Every one works completely offline: no account to create, no subscription, no cloud sync, and nothing you open ever leaves your computer. That matters most for the tools that touch sensitive material — the PDF redactor, the signer, the budget planner and the journal all keep your data on your own disk.
Most of them are useful before you pay anything. Each app has a free tier that stays free forever, plus a 14-day trial of the full feature set, so you can find out whether it fits your work before spending $9.99. Buy an app on its own, or take a whole line at a discount — the PDF Power Suite, the Knowledge & Writing Suite, the System Utilities Suite, or all 40 applications in one purchase.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The installers are not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn you the first time you run one — choose “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
Whole categories in one ZIP — the same files, a fraction of the per-file price.
The entire software library: all ten PDF tools, all eleven writing and knowledge apps, all eight system utilities, plus the budget planner, smart-home dashboard, video editor, precision printing, AI tools and everything else. 40…
Eleven applications for thinking and writing: a rich-text notebook, a personal wiki, a Zettelkasten, a research notebook, a journal, a Markdown editor, an eBook builder, a calculating scratchpad, a whiteboard, a read-it-later lib…
All ten PDF applications in one purchase: the all-in-one OmniForge studio plus the dedicated editor, merger, splitter, annotator, signer, redactor, compressor, converter and OCR engine. Save over 50% against buying them separatel…
Eight utilities for keeping a Windows PC in order: CPU, memory and GPU monitors, a process and startup manager, a disk-space visualiser, a reversible registry cleaner, a clipboard manager and mouse gesture control.
40 individual Windows applications — every one a one-time purchase.
Free. An alarm you genuinely cannot miss — it flashes every monitor you own, loops a tone that ramps up in volume, speaks the label out loud, and can ring your Android phone over Wi-Fi at the same time.
Every PDF job in one program: organise, merge, split, annotate, fill and sign, build forms, redact, convert, compress and OCR — all working on one open document with a single shared undo history.
A complete PDF editor that runs on your desktop: rearrange pages, mark documents up, add watermarks and page numbers, fill forms, password-protect with real AES encryption, and export to PDF or images.
Combine PDFs and images into one polished document — pick page ranges from each source, reorder every page across all files, then finish with bookmarks, a table of contents, page numbers and Bates numbering.
Break a PDF apart seven different ways — by page ranges, every N pages, into N equal parts, one file per page, odd and even, or by the pages you select — with a live preview of the exact files you will get.
Mark up PDFs the way you would on paper — highlight, underline, draw, add sticky notes, shapes and stamps — then save them as real PDF annotations any reader can open, or flatten them permanently into the page.
Sign PDFs without printing them. Draw, type or import your signature, drop it anywhere on the page along with initials, dates and checkmarks, fill in existing form fields, and export a flattened signed copy.
Redaction that actually removes the words. Drawing a black box in a normal PDF editor leaves the text underneath — RedactForge destroys the content, strips hidden metadata, then re-reads the result and proves nothing is left.
Shrink oversized PDFs without wrecking them. It inventories exactly why a file is large, shows you a per-image before-and-after plan, and only then commits — with a lossless mode that changes nothing visible at all.
Convert files to and from PDF without uploading them anywhere: images, Word, Excel, text, Markdown, HTML and CSV into PDF, and PDF back out to images, Word, text, HTML or Markdown.
Pull the text out of scans, screenshots and photos entirely offline. Seven language models ship inside the installer, so nothing is ever downloaded or uploaded — and it can write a searchable PDF with the text laid over the origi…
A proper rich-text notebook that lives on your own disk: headings, checklists, tables, code blocks, callouts and images, organised into notebooks and sections, with full-text search and encrypted private notebooks.
Build a private knowledge base out of [[wiki links]]. Pages link to each other, backlinks appear automatically with context, a graph view shows the shape of what you know — and you can publish the whole thing as a static website.
A real Zettelkasten with Luhmann-style addressing. Notes get branching addresses like 1, 1a, 1a1 and are never renumbered, so links never break — with sequences, backlinks, citations and a serendipity panel that resurfaces old id…
Take a project from sources to finished draft: read PDFs in-app and capture excerpts that remember their exact page, cite them as you write, chart your data, and assemble everything into a cited manuscript exported to Word or PDF.
A private diary that opens straight to today. Rotating writing prompts, mood tagging, streaks, an on-this-day view of past years, an insights dashboard of mood trends — and a whole year bound into a print-ready PDF yearbook.
A serious Markdown editor with tabs, live preview, a command palette, regex find-and-replace, table tools, KaTeX maths and Mermaid diagrams — exporting to self-contained HTML, PDF and Word entirely offline.
Turn chapters into a standards-valid EPUB 3 that Kindle Direct Publishing will actually accept. It validates the book it just built, reports pass or fail against a strict KDP profile, and also exports print-ready PDF and single-f…
A notepad that does the maths. Type "rent = 1450" then "rent * 12" and the answer appears in the margin. Handles units, dates and currency, and a global hotkey drops a scratch buffer over whatever you are doing.
An offline whiteboard on an infinite canvas, with hand-drawn styling, pressure-smoothed ink and arrows that stay attached to the shapes they connect. Everything is vector, so boards reopen fully editable and export sharp at any s…
Strips the clutter out of web articles and keeps them in a library on your own disk. Includes a Chrome and Edge extension that sends pages straight to the desktop app over a local-only connection — no account, no server.
Frameless sticky notes that float above your other windows. Markdown with tickable checkboxes, any colour you like, reminders with real Windows notifications, and a board view that searches every note you have.
Watch what your processor is really doing: a radial gauge for overall load, a per-core grid with sparklines, scrolling history charts, a live per-process table, and alerts that fire only when a spike is actually sustained.
See where your memory actually goes: a usage gauge and composition bar, an allocation-rate readout that catches leaks, per-process working sets, commit charge and page-file detail, and a card for every physical DIMM.
Monitor your graphics card on NVIDIA, AMD or Intel with no vendor SDK: utilisation, a per-engine breakdown of 3D, copy, video and compute work, VRAM usage, and a live table of which programs are using the GPU.
A Task Manager that does more: processes grouped by app with end-task and priority control, live performance graphs, reversible startup-item management, Windows service control, and threshold alerts.
Find out what filled your drive. A treemap and sunburst you can drill into, a duplicate finder that shows exactly how much is reclaimable, cleanup suggestions grouped by safety, and deletes that always go to the Recycle Bin.
A registry cleaner built around being undoable. It only flags entries whose target is provably gone, shows you the evidence, takes a System Restore point and a .reg backup before touching anything, and undoes the lot in one click.
Never lose a copy again. It keeps your clipboard history — text, rich text, images and files — searchable and pinnable, pastes straight back into whatever app you were in, and skips passwords and card numbers automatically.
Hold a mouse button, draw a shape, and something happens — launch an app, send a hotkey, control media or snap a window. Add rocker and wheel triggers, and per-application profiles so the same gesture does different things.
Budgeting software that never asks for your bank login. Envelope budgets with rollover, recurring bills that post themselves, savings goals, snowball-versus-avalanche debt payoff, and every figure computed in exact cents.
Control your smart home from your PC with no hub and no subscription. Talks to Shelly, Tasmota and ESPHome devices over local MQTT and HTTP, and ships with a simulated 19-device home so it is useful the moment you install it.
Print an image at exactly the size you meant. Set the width in inches or millimetres, see it to scale on a ruled sheet preview, and get that measurement off the printer — plus poster tiling, N-up and contact sheets.
A real multi-track video editor with no subscription and no watermark. Timeline editing with ripple delete and snapping, audio waveforms and fades, transitions, colour controls, titles, picture-in-picture and keyframe animation.
Queue up a list of instructions and let Claude Code work through them unattended. It hooks into Claude's stop event, hands over the next command, and stops safely the moment you pause it or the queue runs dry.
Move installed apps from one Android phone to another with no internet at all. It extracts every split APK, verifies each file by SHA-256 on arrival, and installs through the system installer — pairing by QR or a 6-digit code.
Scores your prompt live across seven dimensions and rewrites it to fix what is weak. It needs no API key because it uses no AI — a deterministic local engine, so the same prompt always gets the same advice.
144 ready-to-use AI prompts across 12 categories, with fill-in-the-blank variables. Pick one, complete a short form, and the finished prompt lands on your clipboard — all offline, works with any AI tool you use.
A native desktop client for Claude that uses your own API key, so you pay Anthropic directly with no subscription in between. Streaming replies, visible thinking, reasoning-effort control and per-chat system prompts.
One desktop app for Claude, GPT, Gemini, OpenRouter and local Ollama models, using your own API keys. Compare mode sends one prompt to several models at once and shows the answers side by side with token costs.