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WillisMD Pro
Knowledge graph, writing goals, 20 themes, Custom Style Editor, and powerful export. Your files never leave your device.
- Knowledge graph & bidirectional linking
- Writing goals, Focus Mode & Daily Journal
- Export to PDF, DOCX & HTML
- 20 editor & preview themes
WillisGSD
Capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage. A complete workflow based on Getting Things Done®, with no servers and no accounts.
- Quick Capture, Clarify & Today/Engage
- Areas, Goals, Projects, Tasks hierarchy
- Configurable Kanban & auto-populated weekly reviews
- Optional conflict-free sync (iCloud or your own folder)
CardLoom
CardLoom
Weaving knowledge with flashcards and study tools. Smart review, study games, and shareable decks — all kept private on your device, with no account or cloud.
- Smart spaced-repetition review
- Classic, reverse & matching-game study modes
- Editable deck library, favorites & sharing
- Daily streaks & per-deck stats
TermLogger
Free on Linux, always
We love Linux, so every Linux build of our apps is free. Each app ships as a distro-agnostic AppImage and a Debian/Ubuntu .deb package. Downloads are hosted on our public release mirror — no source-repository access needed.
WillisGSD · Free on Linux
The local-first GTD task manager — free for the Linux community.
- AppImage — runs on most distributions
- .deb — Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives
- Intel/AMD (x86_64) and ARM (arm64) builds
CardLoom · Free on Linux
Flashcards and study tools that work offline — free for the Linux community.
- AppImage — runs on most distributions
- .deb — Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives
- No account, no cloud — everything stays on your machine
WillisMD Pro · Free on Linux
The local-first markdown workspace — paid on Mac & Windows, free for the Linux community.
- AppImage — runs on most distributions
- .deb — Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives
- Same editor, knowledge graph & export
Run an AppImage with chmod +x <file>.AppImage then launch it; install a .deb with sudo apt install ./<file>.deb. Every release includes a SHA256SUMS file so you can verify your download.
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