Organize notes, todos, and reminders in one . Use tags, links, and rich text to structure information. Add images and search across content. View data in calendar or spreadsheet format. Save files in folders on your Mac for easy access and control.
The app generates classic and customized QR codes without an internet connection. Users can customize the look of QR codes with graphic styles, roundness, colors, shadows, and logos.
The app provides a plain-text environment for creating notes, blog posts, and other documents. Users can create and customize templates to save time and improve flexibility compared to HTML environments.
The app allows for the creation, modification, and resynchronization of subtitles. It supports subtitle creation by voice recognition and translation into over 100 languages, both requiring an in-app purchase with a free trial.
Edit XML files with inline tag protection and regex search. Perform fuzzy searches and replace text across multiple files. Use intuitive shortcuts and native spell checking. Customize workflows with built-in settings. Support for v1.
Edit with syntax highlighting for multiple languages including C, C++, HTML, JavaScript, and PHP. Navigate project files with a file explorer. Use dark mode for reduced eye strain. Add comments with keyboard shortcuts.
The app provides detailed memory information and diagnosis from the menu bar. It lists applications with significant memory usage and includes a memory pressure meter with notifications.
The app reads, extracts, and saves the contents of Winmail.dat files. Users can double-click files to view contents, quick look attachments, or open them in external applications.
The app is a visual HTML editor and WordPress client. It allows users to edit and manage content locally, even offline, and provides tools for inspecting and manipulating document structure.
The app opens Microsoft Access MDB and ACCDB files. Users can view and export data immediately to CSV and SQL formats, with support for MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, Sybase, and SQLite.
The app splits large text files into smaller files. Users can preserve header rows, choose the number of records per file, and select the line terminator.