“And some of the "free" PDF editors that I tried wanted me to pay just to download the edited file.”
Jouni Flemming, on reddit.com ↗
The "free" PDF editors fix your typo, then charge you to download it. This one fixes one typo on a scan and hands the file back for nothing.
FlightConnections bills $39.99 a year to show you where the planes go. FSAtlas plots 170,000 real routes on your own server and bills nobody.
“It's designed for flight simmers, virtual airline pilots, and aviation hobbyists who want realistic route inspiration for their next flight with powerful filters for MSFS, X-Plane, or Prepar3D without needing a paid subscription like FlightConnections.”
The car-spotting app cost too much, so somebody asked Claude for a free one. GarageDex snaps a car, names it and parks it in your garage, no account.
“This is a free version of CarDex created with Claude. Since the actual app is too expensive.”
Acrobat wants $14.99 a month to fix one typo. FreePDF Editor fixes it in your browser and never asks for a card.
“Most online PDF editors demand a subscription after one or two edits.”
Built something because a company wanted your credit card for a feature that fits in a single file? That's spiteware. Submit it and join the hall of fame.