“Free, local chess analysis because subscriptions are expensive.”
ridge-poll, on github.com ↗
Stockfish, your whole game history and a real dashboard, running on your own laptop — where nobody can put the good analysis behind a monthly plan.
Bar replay is a monthly bill for scrolling candles you already have. CandleDrill replays your own CSV one bar at a time on your own machine, installed once, free forever.
“Bar-replay and manual backtesting are mostly sold as monthly subscriptions.”
Mattermost started paywalling features it used to give away and sells the rest by the seat. Antimatter is the fork with the licence checks pulled out: SSO, LDAP, no nag screens, no invoice.
“Unfortunately, after a few disappointments at a previous company actually trying (and giving up) to buy a licence, and after their latest actions, which I could only call backstabs (paywalling previously available features, putting arbitrary limits that previously didn't exist, or recently adding nag screens to push people into either buying their licence or just away from their platform altogether), I've ended up fed up with their BS and started to work on a fork.”
Obsidian charges $5 a month to move your own Markdown between your own devices. Cairn syncs it through your own server and charges nothing.
“Obsidian made me pay them for syncing so I made an open-source implementation”
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.
