01
One job
A tool does one thing and stops. When it turns out to need a second job, it becomes a second tool rather than another panel on this one.
A collective, not a company
Less argh.
Small tools that each do one job and then get out of the way. They open in a tab, work with the network off, and have nowhere to send your work even if they wanted to.
See the tools
free forever · open source · nothing uploaded
The index
Three tools. One shelf.
One is live and two are named. Nothing here is a preview of a paid version, because there is not going to be one. What gets built next is decided by the people using what already exists.
MapprLIVE
Less dragging.
A mind map you build by typing. Press an arrow, get a branch, keep going. It tidies itself, so you never stop to arrange anything.
Open Mappr →
Stuck, because it isn’t built yet. Ask for it on Discord →
Stuck, because it isn’t built yet. Ask for it on Discord →
What this is
Three rules, on all of them.
Every tool on the shelf is checked against these before it ships. They are the reason a tool here stays small while the thing it replaces keeps growing.
02
One page
Nothing to install, no account, no loading screen. A tool opens in a tab, does its work and closes. It keeps working with the network off.
03
Yours
Your work is stored by your browser, on your machine. There is no server to upload it to, so nobody can read it, including us. Export anything you cannot lose.
The collective
Join ARGH!
There is no company here and nothing to buy. What there is: a list, a room to argue about keybinds in, and the source to all of it.
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