# Bravely Studios

> Indie software studio building enterprise-quality, cross-platform utilities and apps for macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and the web. Founded and run by Jeff Schiesser in Kansas.

Bravely Studios LLC is the parent company. All marketing pages live at bravely.dev; working apps live at <app>.bravely.dev and are marked `noindex` but intentionally crawlable so AI engines can read and cite them. Short brand domains (.ly, .com) 301-redirect to the marketing hub.

Every product shares the Bravely design language (dark-first, accent amber, native system fonts per platform). The nine production utilities are paid apps under one account — there is no free tier; subscription apps offer a 7-day free trial instead (on the monthly plan for every app except Scry, where the trial is on the annual plan and the monthly bills today).

## Bravely Premium

- [Bravely Premium](https://bravely.dev/premium): One plan for all 9 Bravely utilities (Scry, PrintScreen.ly, ASAPDF, SayCopyPaste, Todoing.ly, Sticki.ly, Diskaroo, terminal --tags, Markd.ly). $19.99/mo (no trial), $95.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $399 lifetime. All 9 ship native Mac, Windows, and Linux apps; 7 of 9 have iPhone/iPad apps on the App Store and Android apps on Google Play (Diskaroo and terminal --tags are desktop-only by design); 5 have web apps. One account, no device caps, 30-day money-back guarantee. Positioned as the Setapp alternative for Windows and Linux users; Setapp remains the stronger pick for Apple-only users who want catalog breadth.

## Utilities

- [Scry](https://bravely.dev/scry): Personal remote desktop for your own Mac, PC, and Linux box. Native Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone/iPad, and Android apps plus a browser viewer. H.264/HEVC video, multi-monitor, clipboard sync, audio. $9.99/mo billed today (no trial on monthly), $95.99/yr with a 7-day free trial, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [PrintScreen.ly](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly): Screenshots and screen recording for Mac and Windows — region, window, fullscreen, and scrolling capture, recording to MP4, markup editor, synced web dashboard, Android app. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo, $95.99/yr, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [ASAPDF](https://bravely.dev/asapdf): PDF tool for editing, filling, signing, and sending documents for signature. Sign with a trackpad, Apple Pencil, or your phone via QR-code handoff. Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, and web. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo, $95.99/yr, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [SayCopyPaste](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste): Push-to-talk dictation: hold a key (Globe on Mac), speak, release — fast cloud transcription puts the text on your clipboard, ready to paste anywhere. Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo, $95.99/yr, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [Todoing.ly](https://bravely.dev/todoingly): Task management for people who do things — unlimited tasks, shared projects, real-time sync. Native Mac, Windows, and Linux apps plus Android and the web. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo, $95.99/yr, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [Sticki.ly](https://bravely.dev/stickily): Sticky notes synced across every device you own — native on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android, plus the web. 7-day free trial, then $9.99/mo, $95.99/yr, or $399 lifetime (annual and lifetime include the all-apps bundle).
- [Diskaroo](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo): Squarified-treemap disk space visualizer with byte-exact duplicate detection and a collector tray for review-before-delete. Mac, Windows, and Linux. $19.99 one-time, no subscription (bundle upgrade paths: $95.99/yr or $399 lifetime).
- [terminal --tags](https://bravely.dev/terminaltags): Window and terminal tagger — colored OS-level floating labels on any window, global hotkey to tag, click a tag to focus. Works with every terminal app. Mac, Windows, and Linux. $19.99 one-time, no subscription (bundle upgrade paths: $95.99/yr or $399 lifetime).
- [Markd.ly](https://bravely.dev/markdly): Native markdown editor with Pandoc/PDF/EPUB export, vim mode, snippets, and optional AES-256-GCM document encryption. Mac, Windows, and Linux, with companion editors on iPhone and Android. $19.99 one-time, no subscription (bundle upgrade paths: $95.99/yr or $399 lifetime).

## Free Tools

Free, browser-based tools at [bravely.dev/tools](https://bravely.dev/tools). Anyone can read the pages; using a tool takes a free Bravely account, and each tool includes a one-time free lifetime claim — no card, no paid tier, no watermark.

- [QR Code Generator](https://bravely.dev/tools/qr-code-generator): Create high-resolution QR codes for links, text, and Wi-Fi — free with a Bravely account. Customize colors and size, then download as PNG or SVG. No watermark, codes never expire.
- [Color Picker](https://bravely.dev/tools/color-picker): Pick any color and copy HEX, RGB, HSL, and HSV — free with a Bravely account. Build palettes and color harmonies, then export to CSS, JSON, or Tailwind. No watermark.
- [Link Page Builder](https://bravely.dev/tools/links): Create a free link-in-bio page for your socials, shop, and content — free with a Bravely account. Custom themes, your own handle, and click analytics. Hosted by Bravely.
- [Wi-Fi QR Code Generator](https://bravely.dev/tools/wifi-qr-code-generator): Make a Wi-Fi QR code guests scan to join your network, no password typing. Supports WPA/WPA2, WEP, open, and hidden networks. Free with a Bravely account. PNG and SVG, no watermark.
- [vCard QR Code Generator](https://bravely.dev/tools/vcard-qr-code-generator): Create a vCard QR code that opens the add-contact screen with your name, company, phone, email, website, and address filled in. Free with a Bravely account. PNG and SVG, no watermark.
- [Email QR Code Generator](https://bravely.dev/tools/email-qr-code-generator): Make an email QR code that opens a ready-to-send message with the address, subject, and body pre-filled. Built for support, RSVPs, and feedback. Free with a Bravely account. PNG and SVG.
- [SMS QR Code Generator](https://bravely.dev/tools/sms-qr-code-generator): Make an SMS QR code that opens a text message with the phone number and message pre-filled. Built for opt-in keywords, RSVPs, and contests. Free with a Bravely account. PNG and SVG.
- [HEX to RGB Converter](https://bravely.dev/tools/hex-to-rgb): Convert HEX to RGB and RGB to HEX instantly. Paste either format and get copy-ready CSS values, with alpha support. Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser.
- [HEX to HSL Converter](https://bravely.dev/tools/hex-to-hsl): Convert HEX to HSL and HSL to HEX instantly. Paste either format and get copy-ready CSS hsl() values, with alpha support. Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser.
- [Color Contrast Checker](https://bravely.dev/tools/color-contrast-checker): Check the WCAG contrast ratio between any two colors. Instant AA and AAA pass/fail for normal and large text, with a live preview. Free, no sign-up.
- [Image Color Picker](https://bravely.dev/tools/image-color-picker): Upload a photo, click any pixel for its HEX, RGB, and HSL values, and auto-extract a palette of its dominant colors. Processed in your browser, never uploaded. Free with a Bravely account.
- [Linktree Alternative](https://bravely.dev/tools/linktree-alternative): Looking for a free Linktree alternative? Build a link-in-bio page with themes, click analytics, and multiple pages included, free with a Bravely account. No watermark, no upgrade banners.
- [Instagram Link in Bio](https://bravely.dev/tools/instagram-link-in-bio): Instagram gives you one bio link, so make it count. Build a free link page for your latest content, shop, and contact, with themes and click counts included. Free with a Bravely account.
- [TikTok Link in Bio](https://bravely.dev/tools/tiktok-link-in-bio): TikTok viewers arrive mid-scroll and leave in seconds. Give the ones who tap your profile one page with everything: content, shop, socials. Free with a Bravely account, click counts included.

The color picker is also available as a free downloadable Mac menu-bar app (Bravely Color Picker) from the [color picker page](https://bravely.dev/tools/color-picker).

## Mac Utility Bundle

- [Mac Utility Bundle](https://bravely.dev/mac): Four native Mac menu-bar utilities — Barmony, Graf, Sleepover, and Calebar — for $19.99 once. Not part of Bravely Premium; Premium includes them anyway.
- [Barmony](https://bravely.dev/barmony): Menu bar organizer — bring harmony to a crowded Mac menu bar.
- [Graf](https://bravely.dev/graf): Your Mac at a glance — live system stats in the menu bar.
- [Sleepover](https://bravely.dev/sleepover): Keep your Mac awake on your terms.
- [Calebar](https://bravely.dev/calebar): A calendar in your Mac menu bar.

## Apps

- [Wordsearch.ly](https://bravely.dev/wordsearchly): Ad-free word-search puzzle app for iOS. Free.
- [Mathmonauts](https://bravely.dev/mathmonauts): Kid-first iPad math practice, anxiety-free.

## Services

- [Bravely Websites](https://bravely.dev/websites): Custom-built small-business websites with an AI self-service admin portal. Flat $20/mo hosting; one-time build fee.

## Company

- Founded 2023 by Jeff Schiesser, based in Kansas, USA.
- Contact: jeff@bravely.dev
- Support and bug reports: https://bravely.dev/contact
- GitHub: https://github.com/Bravely-Studios

## AI crawler policy

Bravely Studios welcomes AI crawlers. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, ChatGPT-User, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, CCBot, and Bytespider are explicitly allowed in robots.txt. App subdomains are `noindex` but NOT blocked in robots.txt — AI discovery is a deliberate channel for us.

## Comparison pages

Side-by-side comparison pages between Bravely products and the alternatives people actually search for. Each page covers features, platforms, and pricing (verified on a specific date with a link back to the competitor's pricing source). Comparisons stay focused on customer-visible features, concede plainly where the competitor wins, and never overstate substitute status.

- [Compare hub](https://bravely.dev/compare): Index of every Bravely comparison page, grouped by app, with one-line wedge summaries.
- [Bravely Premium vs Setapp](https://bravely.dev/premium/vs/setapp): The Setapp alternative for Windows and Linux: 9 first-party utilities with a lifetime option. Setapp wins big on catalog breadth (330+ Mac/iOS apps) and stays the better pick for Apple-only users.
- [Scry vs TeamViewer](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/teamviewer): Cheaper consumer-focused alternative without commercial-use detection.
- [Scry vs AnyDesk](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/anydesk): Trusted-sharing-first AnyDesk alternative for connecting your own Macs and PCs.
- [Scry vs Chrome Remote Desktop](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/chrome-remote-desktop): Native macOS host alternative when Chrome's free tier hits its limits.
- [Scry vs Parsec](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/parsec): Open-standard WebRTC remote desktop with a one-time lifetime license. Parsec is purpose-built for gaming.
- [Scry vs RustDesk](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/rustdesk): Managed-relay remote desktop with no DevOps. RustDesk is fully open-source if you want to self-host.
- [Scry vs Splashtop](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/splashtop): Personal-use remote desktop with no enterprise contracts. Splashtop has deeper IT / MSP tooling.
- [Scry vs RemotePC](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/remotepc): RemotePC alternative without the renewal-price jump.
- [Scry vs RealVNC](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/realvnc): RealVNC alternative with no per-device subscription tiers.
- [Scry vs Jump Desktop](https://bravely.dev/scry/vs/jump-desktop): Jump Desktop alternative with one cross-platform license, no per-platform pricing.
- [Diskaroo vs DaisyDisk](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/daisydisk): Cross-platform alternative with native Windows support and exact duplicate detection. DaisyDisk is cheaper, more polished, and deeper on APFS for Mac-only buyers.
- [Diskaroo vs WinDirStat](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/windirstat): Modern, maintained cross-platform visualizer with exact duplicate detection. WinDirStat is free, open-source, and Windows-only — and faster is not our claim.
- [Diskaroo vs WizTree](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/wiztree): Mac, Windows, and Linux visualizer with exact byte-identical duplicate detection. WizTree is genuinely faster on local NTFS via direct MFT reads — we concede that.
- [Diskaroo vs GrandPerspective](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/grandperspective): Mac, Windows, and Linux alternative with duplicate detection. GrandPerspective is free on Mac.
- [Diskaroo vs CleanMyMac](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/cleanmymac): Focused disk visualizer with exact dedupe — not a system cleaner. CleanMyMac is a full Mac optimization suite (junk, malware, uninstall).
- [Diskaroo vs TreeSize](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/treesize): Consumer-priced cross-platform license. TreeSize has deeper enterprise / IT-admin tooling.
- [Diskaroo vs Gemini 2](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/gemini-2): Cross-platform exact-duplicate detection with a disk-usage treemap. Gemini 2 does similar-photo and fuzzy matching on Mac; Diskaroo finds exact copies only.
- [Diskaroo vs dupeGuru](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/dupeguru): Modern signed app with exact dedupe inside a disk-usage map. dupeGuru is free, open-source, and does fuzzy matching across Mac, Windows, and Linux.
- [Diskaroo vs Duplicate Cleaner Pro](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/duplicate-cleaner-pro): One cheaper lifetime license across Mac, Windows, and Linux with a built-in treemap. Duplicate Cleaner Pro has deeper Windows-only content matching and selection rules.
- [Diskaroo vs Disk Drill](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/vs/disk-drill): Focused, far cheaper cleanup + exact dedupe — not a recovery tool. Disk Drill is primarily a data-recovery suite; Diskaroo does no recovery.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs CleanShot X](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/cleanshot): Cross-platform Mac + Windows + web alternative with screen recording and a true lifetime. CleanShot X is Mac-only and wins on GIF, video editing, and native polish.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Snagit](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/snagit): Lifetime-license alternative to Snagit's subscription-only pricing, now with screen recording on Mac + Windows. Snagit wins on webcam, step capture, and GIF.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Loom](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/loom): Local screen recording to MP4 with a one-time price, plus full screenshot + markup. Loom is hosted async video — share links, webcam bubble, transcripts.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Shottr](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/shottr): Cross-platform alternative for people who also use Windows, a phone, or a web library. Shottr is excellent and cheap if you're Mac-only.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs ShareX](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/sharex): Cross-platform alternative that actually runs on a Mac, with sane defaults. ShareX is free, open-source, and feature-deep on Windows.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Lightshot](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/lightshot): Private-account-library alternative with a real markup editor. Lightshot is free and instant; its prnt.sc host is publicly browsable.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Monosnap](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/monosnap): Single subscription that covers Mac + Windows + iOS + Android + web with the same markup editor. Monosnap has a longer cross-platform track record.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Xnapper](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/xnapper): PrintScreen.ly is capture-first; Xnapper is beautification-first. Different jobs — Xnapper makes screenshots pretty, PrintScreen.ly marks them up across devices.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Skitch](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/skitch): Skitch is discontinued — honest replacement guidance, not a 1:1 clone. A maintained, cross-platform successor in the same capture-and-annotate spirit.
- [PrintScreen.ly vs Zight](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/vs/zight): Buy-once personal alternative to Zight's per-user subscription tiers. Zight (formerly CloudApp) wins on recording and team integrations.
- [Markd.ly vs Obsidian](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/obsidian): Anti-comparison — if you want Obsidian's PKM (graph, backlinks, plugins), use Obsidian. Markd.ly is a files-on-disk document editor, a different tool by design.
- [Markd.ly vs Typora](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/typora): Typora is cheaper and has seamless in-place render; Markd.ly adds vim, Pandoc, AES-256-GCM encryption, and MCP. Honest split, no price-win claim.
- [Markd.ly vs iA Writer](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/iawriter): iA Writer is priced per platform with best-in-class typography; one Markd.ly purchase covers Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, and Android and adds vim, Pandoc, and encryption.
- [Markd.ly vs Bear](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/bear): Anti-comparison — Bear is a polished Apple-only subscription notes app; Markd.ly is a buy-once files-on-disk editor for Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, and Android.
- [Markd.ly vs MarkText](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/marktext): Maintained, signed, native alternative to MarkText. MarkText is free and open-source with a loved inline render; Markd.ly is a one-time purchase with pane preview and Pandoc export.
- [Markd.ly vs Ulysses](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/ulysses): One-time-purchase alternative to Ulysses' subscription. Ulysses wins on managed library + sync + publishing; Markd.ly is buy-once, files-on-disk, across Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, and Android.
- [Markd.ly vs Joplin](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/joplin): Native files-on-disk alternative to Joplin. Joplin is a free synced note organizer; Markd.ly is a fast editor with AES-256-GCM document encryption.
- [Markd.ly vs Inkdrop](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/inkdrop): One-time native alternative to Inkdrop's subscription. Inkdrop wins on E2E-encrypted sync + plugins; Markd.ly is buy-once with plain files and no sync.
- [Markd.ly vs MacDown](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/macdown): Maintained, signed, cross-platform alternative to MacDown. MacDown is free, open-source, Mac-only; Markd.ly is a maintained one-time purchase for Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, and Android.
- [Markd.ly vs Notion](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/notion): Anti-comparison — Notion is an all-in-one workspace; Markd.ly is a local, offline, no-account markdown editor. Different tools by design.
- [Markd.ly vs Caret](https://bravely.dev/markdly/vs/caret): Native markdown editor with vim + Pandoc + encryption + MCP; Caret has ARM Linux and a minimalist UX that Markd.ly does not. Minimalism vs power/price.
- [SayCopyPaste vs Wispr Flow](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/vs/wispr-flow): Cheaper alternative with clipboard-first output for apps where auto-paste fails.
- [SayCopyPaste vs Superwhisper](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/vs/superwhisper): $399 lifetime covers all 9 Bravely apps vs Superwhisper's ~$849 after its 2026 price hike. Superwhisper runs on-device and 100+ languages; SayCopyPaste is clipboard-first and cross-platform.
- [SayCopyPaste vs MacWhisper](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/vs/macwhisper): Anti-comparison — MacWhisper is a file-transcription editor; SayCopyPaste is push-to-talk dictation.
- [SayCopyPaste vs Aiko](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/vs/aiko): Push-to-talk-into-clipboard dictation with vocabulary learning. Aiko runs fully on-device.
- [SayCopyPaste vs VoiceInk](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/vs/voiceink): The open-source, on-device, free-from-source option — conceded plainly. SayCopyPaste's wedge: one license across Mac, Windows, iPhone & Android, zero setup.
- [Sticki.ly vs Notezilla](https://bravely.dev/stickily/vs/notezilla): Cross-platform Notezilla alternative with a real native Mac app. Notezilla is the more powerful, more mature, cheaper-on-Windows tool — Sticki.ly only wins if you need the same note on a Mac too.
- [Sticki.ly vs Microsoft Sticky Notes](https://bravely.dev/stickily/vs/microsoft-sticky-notes): Anti-comparison — if you're Windows-only, keep Microsoft's free built-in tool. Here's the one situation (a Mac enters your life) where Sticki.ly is the alternative.
- [Todoing.ly vs Things 3](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/things-3): Cross-platform Things 3 alternative — runs on Android, Windows (web), and iPhone with one synced list. Things 3 is Apple-only by design; this is the option for everyone it can't serve.
- [Todoing.ly vs Todoist](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/todoist): Simpler, uncapped alternative with one flat price and no per-feature paywall. Todoist is deeper on labels, filters, integrations, and native desktop apps; Todoing.ly trades that depth for simplicity.
- [Todoing.ly vs TickTick](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/ticktick): Focused, uncapped task alternative without the calendar/habits/Pomodoro suite. TickTick bundles far more and runs on more platforms; Todoing.ly keeps it to a clean task list.
- [Todoing.ly vs Microsoft To Do](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/microsoft-to-do): Account-neutral alternative — no Microsoft account or work tenant required, with shared projects and a lifetime option. Microsoft To Do is free and deeply Outlook-integrated.
- [Todoing.ly vs Any.do](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/any-do): Simpler, uncapped task alternative without the daily-planner and grocery-assistant extras. Any.do wins on design, calendar, and platform breadth; Todoing.ly is the focused task list.
- [Todoing.ly vs Notion](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/vs/notion): Anti-comparison — Notion is an all-in-one workspace you build yourself; Todoing.ly is a task manager that works out of the box. Different tools by design.
- [ASAPDF vs Adobe Acrobat](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/adobe-acrobat): A far simpler, cheaper way to sign and send PDFs without an enterprise subscription. Acrobat is the deepest PDF editor there is — and ASAPDF is in early development, so it concedes most of that depth today.
- [ASAPDF vs DocuSign](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/docusign): Personal-scale send-for-signature without per-envelope limits or a sales call. DocuSign is the enterprise e-signature standard with audit, SSO, and compliance ASAPDF does not target.
- [ASAPDF vs PDF Expert](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/pdf-expert): A cross-device PDF signer that also sends documents to other people to sign. PDF Expert is a mature, polished Apple editor; ASAPDF's wedge is send-for-signature, not editing depth.
- [ASAPDF vs Preview](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/preview-app): Anti-comparison — if you only ever sign your own PDFs on a Mac, Preview is free and fine. ASAPDF is the option once you need to sign on iPad with a Pencil or send a document to someone else.
- [ASAPDF vs HelloSign](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/hellosign): A pay-once option for occasional send-for-signature instead of a monthly per-seat plan. HelloSign (Dropbox Sign) has a longer track record and team features ASAPDF does not.
- [ASAPDF vs iLovePDF](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/ilovepdf): A native app that signs and sends without uploading every document to a web converter. iLovePDF has a far broader set of free conversion tools; ASAPDF is signing-first and device-native.
- [ASAPDF vs Smallpdf](https://bravely.dev/asapdf/vs/smallpdf): Sign and send for signature from a native Mac, iPhone, and iPad app rather than a browser tab. Smallpdf has more web conversion utilities and a longer history; ASAPDF focuses on device-based signing.

## Use-case pages

Exact-intent landing pages that map a high-volume task or query to the Bravely product that solves it.

- [Tell terminal windows apart](https://bravely.dev/terminaltags/tell-terminal-windows-apart): OS-level colored labels on every terminal window so you never type into the wrong one.
- [Cross-platform sticky notes](https://bravely.dev/stickily/cross-platform-sticky-notes): The same synced sticky notes on Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, and the web.
- [Sync sticky notes between Mac and Windows](https://bravely.dev/stickily/sync-sticky-notes-mac-windows): Same stickis in the macOS menu bar and Windows system tray, one account sign-in on each.
- [Scrolling screenshot on Mac and Windows](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/scrolling-screenshot): Native scroll capture that stitches a long page or chat thread into one tall image.
- [Screenshot tool with a lifetime license](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/screenshot-tool-with-lifetime-license): Capture-and-annotate screenshots with a lifetime purchase option instead of subscription-only pricing.
- [Skitch replacement](https://bravely.dev/printscreenly/skitch-replacement): Maintained, cross-platform successor for discontinued Skitch — capture, annotate, sync.
- [Clear node_modules](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/clear-node-modules): Surface every node_modules folder on disk, sized largest-first, with review-before-delete.
- [Find duplicate files on Mac and Windows](https://bravely.dev/diskaroo/find-duplicate-files-mac-and-windows): Byte-exact duplicate finder inside a disk-usage treemap, one license across platforms.
- [Encrypted markdown editor](https://bravely.dev/markdly/encrypted-markdown-editor): Markdown editor with optional AES-256-GCM per-document encryption — files stay on disk.
- [Markdown editor with MCP](https://bravely.dev/markdly/markdown-editor-with-mcp): Markdown editor exposing an MCP server so agents can work with your local notes.
- [Local markdown editor, no cloud](https://bravely.dev/markdly/local-markdown-editor-no-cloud): Files-on-disk markdown editing with no sync requirement and no telemetry.
- [Markdown editor for developers](https://bravely.dev/markdly/markdown-editor-for-developers): Vim mode, Pandoc export, MCP server, files on disk.
- [Markdown editor with vim mode](https://bravely.dev/markdly/markdown-editor-with-vim-mode): A real vim mode plus Pandoc export and document encryption.
- [Markdown editor without a subscription](https://bravely.dev/markdly/markdown-editor-without-subscription): One-time-purchase markdown editor — no subscription.
- [Markdown editor for technical writers](https://bravely.dev/markdly/for-technical-writers): Pandoc export to DOCX/PDF, vim mode, and snippets for docs workflows.
- [Markdown editor for Mac and Windows](https://bravely.dev/markdly/markdown-editor-mac-and-windows): One purchase covers a native markdown editor on Mac and Windows (Linux too).
- [Convert markdown to DOCX](https://bravely.dev/markdly/convert-markdown-to-docx): One-click Pandoc export from markdown to Word DOCX and PDF.
- [Things 3 for Android and Windows](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/things-3-for-android-and-windows): The cross-platform answer for everyone Things 3 can't serve — Android, Windows, and the web.
- [Apple Reminders alternative, cross-platform](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/apple-reminders-alternative-cross-platform): Reminders-style capture that also lives on Windows, Linux, and Android.
- [Task app that syncs web, iPhone, Android](https://bravely.dev/todoingly/task-app-that-syncs-web-iphone-android): One task list synced in real time across every device you own.
- [Dictation without a subscription](https://bravely.dev/saycopypaste/no-subscription-dictation): Push-to-talk dictation with a lifetime purchase option.
- [Remote desktop without commercial-use detection](https://bravely.dev/scry/remote-desktop-without-commercial-use-detection): Personal remote desktop that doesn't lock you out on suspicion of business use.
- [Encrypted remote desktop without VNC setup](https://bravely.dev/scry/encrypted-remote-desktop-without-vnc-setup): End-to-end encrypted sessions with no VNC server to configure.
- [Remote desktop without port forwarding](https://bravely.dev/scry/remote-desktop-without-port-forwarding): Peer-to-peer with relay fallback — no router configuration.
- [Remote into a Mac from Windows](https://bravely.dev/scry/remote-into-mac-from-windows): Drive a Mac from a Windows PC with a native host on both sides.
- [Remote desktop in the browser, no install](https://bravely.dev/scry/remote-desktop-in-browser-no-install): Connect to your machines from any browser.
- [Remote desktop with no subscription](https://bravely.dev/scry/remote-desktop-no-subscription): A lifetime purchase option for remote desktop.
- [Scry on Linux](https://bravely.dev/scry/linux): Native Linux host and client.
- [Scry on Wayland](https://bravely.dev/scry/wayland): How Scry handles Wayland capture and input.