Automatically delete your data from tech platforms, except for what you want to keep

Beautiful calculator for Mac, Windows and Linux that blends math with text. Currency, units, time zones, numeral systems, variables, export, notification widget.

Toutes les expositions de Paris et autour ayant lieu en ce moment dans les musées, en cours, bientôt terminées ou à venir, réunies sur une seule page pour préparer vos sorties expos des mois à venir.

"We believe that apps should never crash. They should be free of bugs. They should be fast — they should feel lighter-than-air.

We believe that quality is more important than just piling on features; we believe that quality is the most important feature. And we believe that high quality is transformative — it makes for an app you never hesitate to reach for. You can rely on it, and you do, again and again.

This makes us slow to add features. We are adding features — but never at the expense of how it feels. Never at the expense of reliability and speed."

Such a well-done tutorial by Derek Sivers on becoming tech independent.

Terminal Trove showcases the best of the terminal, Discover a collection of CLI, TUI, and more developer tools at Terminal Trove.

Found via Rolland Tisserand's Shaarli.

For those who use Mastodon or Bluesky and want to see the best links shared by their network.

Open-source alternative to Canva

Do more with text using minimal tools.

An useful tool to update easily my applications, package managers, macOS updates … If you are using various different tools, it will save you time.

NetNewsWire is my RSS reader on my Mac and I recommend it if you need a simple open source RSS reader for your content reading. Easy to use, light, working perfectly! You don't even need an account

This great website privacy inspector is useful to see if a website is tracking you. Test it on my website to see I don't have any tracking

Paste as plain text by default

If you have lots of browser bookmarks, it is a nice way to organize them. Currently using it to clean my bookmarks list

The author argues that tools aren’t just passive instruments but active participants in shaping how we think, work, and create. Whether it’s a minimalist text editor or a robust design app, the tools we use guide our behaviors and the way we approach problems.

As someone who experiments with tools, I definitely agree with him, and that’s why preventing the “shiny new tool syndrome” is critical.

For Android users who want to switch to Open source alternatives to stock apps, Fossify has a great set of apps.

I started using this excellent tool by Sindre Sorhus to improve the overall Mac experience, with several small improvements super easy to enable!