Sites like zen-browser.app

Mouseless, a desktop utility for controlling the mouse pointer with the keyboard, sold by Sonuscape

Nook Browser, an open-source privacy-focused web browser project, with release notes, roadmap and team pages by its developers

Zed, an open-source multiplayer code editor from Zed Industries with optional AI agent integration and the Agent Client Protocol

Raycast, a macOS launcher app with productivity tools, extensions and AI chat, with legal and FAQ pages

Starship, a minimal, customizable shell prompt written in Rust, documented across multilingual pages and an FAQ

Vicinae, an open-source desktop launcher for Linux, macOS and Windows, with a TypeScript-extensible catalogue of community extensions

Thorium Browser, a fast Chromium-based web browser for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and Raspberry Pi, with developer tools and demos by its maker

Neovim, a Vim-based open-source text editor project with extensible Lua plugins, documentation and developer resources

Colibri, an open source chat platform built on the AT Protocol for community chat, talk and real-time hangouts

Waterfox, a free open source privacy-focused and customisable web browser with its download and support pages

Syncthing, an open-source continuous file synchronisation tool, with project donation and foundation information pages

IINA, a free open-source media player app for macOS with JavaScript plugin support, built on mpv

qutebrowser is a keyboard-focused, minimal-interface free web browser built on Python and Qt, licensed under the GPL

Wez Furlong's personal blog and portfolio of open source software projects and engineering writing, including the WezTerm terminal emulator

Craft By Zen, a personal blog by Jeremy Wong on AI agents, coding workflows and personal productivity tools

StudioCMS is an open-source content management system built as an Astro integration, with its ecosystem of plugins and tools

lolcat's personal website, a personal homepage of drawings, software projects such as the 4get proxy search engine, and miscellany

EndeavourOS, a terminal-centric Arch-based Linux distribution project with its own community, news and ISO releases

A weekly Linux and Open Source podcast hosted by Ryan and Jill with guests, from Deviant Airwaves

Personal site of Fuma Nama, an open source developer posting web design, UI, and SVG tutorials alongside project showcases

RevPDF is an offline desktop PDF editor with compare, conversion and review tools, plus a blog on its development

Tasks.org: documentation and product pages for Tasks, a free open-source Android task management app with CalDAV sync

Sindre Sorhus's website presents his Mac, iOS and open-source apps, such as the Aiko transcription tool and Dato menu bar calendar

A cross-platform desktop client for Apple Music, developed by the Cider Collective team

Helix, a modal text editor written in Rust with multiple selections, tree-sitter and LSP support

A free ad-supported web calendar of historical events, famous birthdays and deaths for any date, called thisDay

Isaac Freund's blog of status updates and project notes on River, a Wayland tiling compositor, and related Zig tools

A community-driven pastel color theme project offering palettes and ports for coding, design, and other applications

linkarzu is a blog and podcast by Michael Lazuka on Neovim, macOS, Emacs, Linux and terminal tools

Loops, a federated open-source short-video sharing platform and app for creators and communities on the social web

Joplin, an open source note-taking app with multimedia notes, web clipping and end-to-end encrypted sync, developed by Laurent

Linkwarden, an open source bookmark manager for saving, annotating and preserving web pages, with apps and a browser extension

FreshRSS, a free self-hosted RSS and Atom feed aggregator with a blog and project contact pages

An archive utility for macOS, Keka, offered in many languages with App Store and donation options

Obsidian, a free note-taking app for private writing and linked notes, with CLI and multilingual pages

Open source framework for managing Zsh shell configuration, with bundled plugins, themes and helper functions, maintained by a community

Julien Cretel's personal site on Go programming, web security research, conference talks and freelance security testing services

Robb Knight's personal website: blog posts, weeknotes, web curios, podcasts, and a KnightShift sticker and stationery shop

A programming language called Gleam, a type-safe functional language running on the Erlang runtime, with its documentation and community pages