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Thanks for taking the time to submit this. We are keeping this list focused on independent, widely recognised resources, so we are not accepting self-submitted product listings right now (see "What we are NOT looking for" in contributing.md). Closing this one, but we appreciate the suggestion. |
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Adds Glim at the end of Productivity and Workflow Tools. The developer use case is checking related README documents, config/data files and visual assets in a single local workspace. Unlike Obsidian or Notion, it is a general-purpose file reader with basic source editing rather than a note database or collaboration service.
Followed contributing.md: canonical HTTPS source link, neutral concise description, affiliation disclosed, no tracking parameters, no new category or unrelated edits. Documented format support and limitations.
I maintain Glim. It is free software under the MIT license and has no trial or paid tier. Apple Silicon and Intel installers are available at https://github.com/NeoPanic/Glim/releases/latest. The current DMGs are ad-hoc signed, not Apple-notarized; first-launch instructions are in the README. Checked existing entries and prior Glim proposals for duplicates.