Remember is a free and really easy to use to-do list application for your Mac, focused on being straightforward and non- disruptive. Remember is a simple list of tasks, always available at your fingertips. In its most basic form, Remember is a simple list of tasks. If you need more than that, you can add [...]

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Rachota is a free and open source application used for time tracking different projects. Rachota displays time data in diagram form and also creates customized HTML reports and provides suggestions to increase your efficiency.

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Time Tracking Tool is a free and easy to use software that measures the time of a number of different tasks and can be used for private and commercial purposes (i.e. billing, spent time on a project, time arrangement etc.) as well. After a while, you will be able to view a clear statistic which [...]

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Freeplane is a free and open source application created for mind mapping, knowledge management, project management. Freeplane is a redesigned version of well known FreeMind created by one of its key developers.

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Textscape2 is a free text editor that can be used for various tasks: Design your own tags write a tags file listing what tags are allowed (e.g. ‘heading’ ‘maintext’) Write your document Type your document using textscape to insert tags (F1 for the tags menu) Design your stylesheet processor write a .xslt file that transforms [...]

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FIATAS is a free and easy to use annotation tool that has been developed with the idea that the editor/annotators are presented with the set of images associated with a single assay to be annotated, and an optimized anatomy ontology so the expert user can rapidly assign annotations to a given image set.

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HippoDraw provides a highly interactive data analysis environment. It is written in C++ with the Qt library from Trolltech. HippoDraw has highly interactive controls on the data plots via a dialog window called the Inspector. For example, one can change the width of the bins of a histogram via a slider and see the histogram [...]

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