TiloBox

Best Free & Open Source Utilities Tools

Category
License
Alternatives To
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AppFlowy
Utilities+1
AGPL-3.0
Coda, Notion, Slite
55,500
Motrix
Utilities+1
MIT
Downie, Internet Download Manager, Folx
42,500
Rectangle
Utilities+1
MIT
BetterSnapTool, Magnet, Moom
38,500
Espanso
Utilities+1
GPL-3.0
Typinator, TextExpander, aText
28,500
CyberChef
Utilities+1
Apache-2.0
DevToys, Online Hex/Base64/Crypto Converters
27,500
IT-Tools
Utilities+1
GPL-3.0
DevToys, CyberChef, Online-Tools
22,500
AltTab
Utilities+1
GPL-3.0
Mission Control Pro, Witch, Contexts
21,500
Sniffnet
Utilities+1
MIT
GlassWire, Wireshark, Little Snitch
19,500
bashtop
Utilities+1
Apache-2.0
htop, glances, top
14,000
OpenSnitch
Utilities+1
GPL-3.0
GlassWire, Little Snitch, LuLu
12,500
electerm
Utilities+1
MIT
SecureCRT, MobaXterm, Termius
12,500
bpytop
Utilities+1
Apache-2.0
btop, htop, glances
10,000
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Utilities FAQs

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