Table Tool is a lean and mean database that puts you in control of your data. It allows you to create, as well as maintain a variety of tabular data like: bug tracking, bibliographies, attendance rosters, financial ledgers, media catalogs, link lists, and so forth.

Stash is a tiny, free-form knowledge base that's easy to use for folks on the go. And since Stash is fully portable, its an astute choice when used with flash drives and other removable media.

Toolkit is an eclectic mix of utilities spanning a wide range of uses. The kit currently includes software for API inspection, recursively running commands in sub folders, clipboard management, units conversation, pop3 daemon, color mixer, screen shots, magnifier, ruler, calculator with tape, error level reporting tool, mp3 player, programmable app launcher and more...

Omnibus is a comprehensive English dictionary and thesaurus housed in a single, easy to use package. Featuring a corpus gleaned from several sources, this is truly a massive tome comprising very nearly 3 million cross-linked definitions, synonyms, and all manner of related terms.

Gazette compiles wiki-like source code into stand alone programs. Several styles of linking are supported like: inline links, hyper links, email links, program links and document links. The syntax used is easy to understand too, and you'll be up and running with only a few mouse clicks.

Lexeme is a portable thesaurus, featuring an elegant, task driven interface. Designed to work with, rather than against you, a single objective applies - offer up an alternate word for inclusion in your document proper, allowing you to quickly get back to the task at hand.