Kamsiob
Dig Linux app

Where app ideas wait their turn

A notebook for
app ideas.

Ideas show up at the worst times and vanish by morning. Dig gives them a place: jot the new one in seconds, and every time you open it, Dig hands you one old idea back at random. Sometimes the thing you need is something you already thought of.

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Linux · free · fully offline · AGPL-3.0

Price
Free
Data collected
Zero
Internet use
None
License
AGPL-3.0
What's inside

#Bury ideas, dig them back up.

  • ✦Jot it fast. A quick box on the front page; type the idea, close the lid, get on with your day.
  • ✦Old ideas resurface. One random pick from the archive every visit, because buried ideas deserve second chances.
  • ✦Simple sheets for shipped apps. A feature list and a bug list per app, each line done or not done. Deliberately not a project manager.
  • ✦Take it with you. Export the whole registry as a PDF when you want a portfolio on paper.

Screenshots land here with the first release; Dig is the newest thing on the bench.

At a glance, then the details

#Privacy

Collected
Nothing.No telemetry, no usage stats, no crash reports phoning home.
Shared
With no one.There's no server of mine, so there's nowhere to share to.
Lives
On your computer.Settings and data sit in ordinary local files.
Ads & trackers
Zero.No ad code, no analytics code, no third-party requests.
Internet use
None.Dig is fully offline. It has no reason to touch the network, so it doesn't.
Delete it all
Uninstall. Done.Remove the app and its folder; nothing lingers anywhere else.

Not directed at children under 13, and no data is knowingly collected from anyone, because no data is collected at all.

Made by Kamsiob · questions to hello@kamsiob.com · any change gets posted here with a new date.

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The details

#Specifications

PlatformLinux
PriceFree, permanently
AccountNone, ever
LicenseAGPL-3.0
Internet useNone at all
DistributionGitHub releases

Nothing good gets lost.

The idea you need next year is the one you write down tonight.

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