Free Productivity & Notes

A notes app that keeps everything as plain Markdown files on your own disk, linked together into a graph you can navigate. Free for personal use, no account required.

A free, open-source office suite with a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation app that opens and saves Microsoft Office files. Runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Notes, documents, and databases in one workspace. Your files stay on your own machine, and the whole app is AGPL licensed.

Type a topic or paste notes and it builds a slide deck, document or simple web page you can then edit. New accounts get free credits.

Small AI helpers for when a job feels too big. Magic ToDo breaks a task into steps, and others change the tone of a message, guess how long something will take, or turn a brain dump into a list.

Free presentation software in the browser from Google. Needs a Google account, and a team can edit the same deck at once.

Save links into folders with tags, full-text search, and a preview image for each one. The free tier syncs across browsers and phones.

Records you doing a task on screen and turns each click into a step-by-step guide with screenshots you can share.

Paste your text and it builds a slide deck inside Google Slides, with layouts and images added. The free plan makes 12 decks a year.

Captures a workflow as you click through it and turns it into a how-to guide with screenshots. Does the same job as Scribe.

A collection of thinking tools and frameworks for solving problems, making decisions, and understanding systems, each explained in plain language.