4 free, open-source tools, ranked by how fast they're growing.
OpenShelf is a free Mac menu-bar app that lets you start dragging a file, tap a key, and drop it on a wheel of actions. It converts, edits, shelves or AirDrops files without opening another app, and works offline.
SnapDock is a small menu bar app for Apple Silicon Macs that launches or switches to apps using keyboard shortcuts. Pinned Dock apps get Option+1 to Option+0 automatically, and you can add your own shortcuts for other apps.
Could replace Snap, Apptivate
Notesnook is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted note-taking app that aims to provide a privacy-focused alternative to Evernote.
Could replace Evernote
wallabag is a self-hostable application for saving web pages, allowing users to save articles and read them later without distractions.
Could replace Instapaper, Pocket
