TimeControl is a timesheet system that can be used for both finance and project management. TimeControl was designed to serve multiple purposes at once. TimeControl tracks time task-bytask and project-byproject. Despite its project-based controls it is still a financial timesheet that meets all the requirements of payroll, human resource, billing, and finance. TimeControl is available for subscription in the cloud and for purchase for an installation on-premise. It includes both a browser interface as well as the TimeControl Mobile App for iOS or Android.
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Docmosis is a self-hosted or SaaS template-based document generation solution. Integrate with custom-built software applications or popular third-party apps using the API.
Create templates using MS Word or LibreOffice. Add plain-text placeholders to control: the insertion of text/images/tables; conditionally add/remove any content; perform calculations; loop over repeating data; format data/numbers and much more.
Integrate with: Custom software built using Java, C#, Python, PHP, Ruby and more via a REST API; Low-code and no-code platforms like Appian, Bubble, Mendix, Outsystems; Third-party form builders or apps that can perform a webhook such as FormAssembly or Salesforce.
Used by customers in Finance, Health, Legal, Education, Government, HR, Insurance, Logistics, and Manufacturing to generate customized letters invoices, proposals, contracts, statements, reports and more.
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ProjectLibre
ProjectLibre offers both desktop and cloud-based project management solutions for professional scheduling, portfolio oversight, team collaboration, risk assessment, and AI-powered planning. The cloud edition imports Microsoft Project .MPP and .XML files, allowing organizations to migrate existing schedules without recreating their project plans. Its scheduling tools include Gantt charts, critical path analysis, task dependencies, calendars, baselines, milestones, resource leveling, and earned value management. With ProjectLibre AI, users can turn natural-language project descriptions into complete work breakdown structures with tasks, dependencies, resources, durations, and milestones.
ProjectLibre Desktop is the leading open-source alternative to Microsoft Project, with more than 8.7 million downloads across 193 countries. Available in 31 languages, it is also used by over 1,700 universities worldwide.
ProjectLibre Cloud is a SaaS and AI-powered collaboration platform for project teams, offering organizations a compelling migration option ahead of Microsoft Project Online’s retirement on September 30, 2026.
Key Features:
- Professional scheduling (CPM, dependencies, constraints, calendars, baselines, critical path, float)
- Enterprise resource management + resource leveling; shared resource pools; RBS/OBS
- Monte Carlo risk analysis
- DCMA schedule quality audit
- Earned value / performance (SPI, CPI, TCPI) and cost rates
- Portfolio / multi-project management
- Role-based access for teams
- Real-time collaboration in the browser
- AI Copilot — create full project plans (tasks, durations, links) from natural language in any language
- Microsoft Project .MPP import / MS Project parity for migration
- Gantt, Network Diagram, WBS, resource graphs
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LibreCAD
LibreCAD is an open-source CAD software available for Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms without any cost. Users benefit from extensive support and documentation provided by a thriving community made up of users, contributors, and developers. The initiative began as an effort to integrate CAM functions into the community version of QCad for a Mechmate CNC router. Due to QCad CE being built on the outdated Qt3 library, a port to Qt4 was necessary before further improvements could be made, leading to the temporary creation of CADuntu. However, after a brief period, the community concluded that the name was not suitable and engaged in discussions to find a more fitting title, resulting in the adoption of LibreCAD. The transition of the rendering engine to Qt4 was a significant undertaking, and as a result, LibreCAD initially relied on the Qt3 support library. Ultimately, this port was completed during the development of the 2.0.0 series, thanks to the efforts of our chief developer, Rallaz, marking LibreCAD's evolution towards being completely independent of Qt3, except for the 1.0.0 series. This transformation not only enhanced the software's capabilities but also solidified its position within the CAD community.
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