Keepass is open and has many implementations. It's the only remaining cross-platform and fully local password manager, even supporting passkeys.
This was already implemented very well by:
Me too, and now Median XL (a comprehensive mod).
Do they call themselves Etflix now?
I would keep track of them in Tellico, it is designed for this purpose.
Tellico is a general collection database for many things (books, movies, shows) and keeps track of many kinds of status (watched, borrowed etc.).
OneLook. It's a meta-dictionary that lists other dictionaries which have the word. It also has a reverse lookup and pattern search which I frequently use.
I like Nim very much. It's like Python to write in, very expressive and easy to read, but compiled. I think it's a very good choice for small utilities as well as systems programming.
What I don't like is some people in the project being dicks to others but I just use the language and try not to care about it.
I don't know much about them to be honest, these were just the apps people were talking about
I think Nim is the frontrunner here. Close to Python to write because it is so expressive, close to C speed because it is compiled properly.
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