Ploi is a server management panel for provisioning cloud servers, deploying sites, queues, databases, and SSL certificates without manual SSH busywork. Pricing offers Free, Basic, Pro, and Unlimited plans priced per month in USD with a five-day Pro trial.
Plone is an open-source Python and React content management system backed by the Plone Foundation. It emphasizes security, a modern editor, headless options, and two decades of stability for organizations that want community-driven CMS software.
Ploogins is an AI-driven WordPress plugin advisor that recommends free and premium plugins matched to a user's goals. The service focuses on discovery and comparison so site owners can pick vetted extensions instead of searching the plugin directory manually.
Pluely is a desktop AI overlay for asking questions about screenshots, attached documents and live conversation transcripts. It can capture microphone and system audio, suggest responses from a chosen prompt and use hosted models, your own API keys or supported coding CLIs. Local history keeps past conversations available in the app.
plugNmeet is a self-hosted, open-source WebRTC video conferencing stack you install on your own servers. It targets embedded meetings and virtual classrooms with HD calls, whiteboard, breakout rooms, polls, MP4 recording, RTMP streaming, and optional AI captions and translation via your own provider.
plumio is a privacy-first, self-hosted note-taking application you deploy with Docker. It stores notes on your own server and emphasizes markdown-friendly organization for individuals or small teams who want control over where their writing lives.
Pluralith automatically visualizes Terraform infrastructure from your codebase, posting diagram diffs on pull requests and maintaining a dashboard history of plans. It highlights drift, planned changes, and upcoming cost overlays via Infracost integration for GitOps teams.
Plus AI is an AI presentation assistant that works inside Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint to generate, edit, and reformat slides from prompts, documents, and templates. It targets professional decks with AI credits, custom branding on higher tiers, and an API for programmatic slide generation.
Plutto automates third-party risk management for LATAM B2B teams with real-time checks against official registries for financial, legal, labor, and regulatory signals. It also offers tender management modules for traceable procurement workflows from request through monitoring.
PluXml is a lightweight PHP blog and CMS that stores all site data in XML files instead of a database. It supports multi-user roles, themes, plugins, media management, comments, RSS feeds, and URL rewriting for portable, self-hosted sites.
PmWiki is a wiki engine for collaborative websites where pages are stored in plain files and edited through a browser. It emphasizes easy page creation, access control groups, skins, and a large cookbook of add-ons for documentation and team knowledge bases.
It supports npm-compatible workflows, workspace monorepos, catalogs for shared version pins, and strict dependency isolation favored by large OSS monorepos.
Pocket Alert sends push notifications to iOS and Android devices through APIs and webhooks with native mobile apps for on-call users. Pricing includes a free daily quota plus Starter, Medium, and Large paid plans published in USD.
Pocket Lists is a checklist and to-do app for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS that emphasizes simple list hierarchies, reminders, and family sharing. The site highlights free cloud sync and collaboration on mobile, with optional premium upgrades for web access, attachments, subtasks, and Apple Watch support.
PocketBase is an open-source backend in a single executable with embedded SQLite, realtime subscriptions, built-in auth, file storage, an admin dashboard, and REST-style APIs. It runs as a standalone app or Go framework for small apps and prototypes.
PocketSmith is personal finance software for budgeting, cashflow forecasting, and multi-currency tracking with automatic bank feeds from thousands of institutions. It adds dashboards, calendar views, and an MCP server so compatible AI assistants can query your finances with your permission.
PocketSuite is an all-in-one client management app for service businesses, combining booking, payments, messaging, contracts, and industry-specific workflows for trainers, groomers, beauty, wellness, and home services. Paid tiers add team scheduling, payroll, and facility tools beyond solo Premium features.
Podio is Progress Software’s no-code work management platform for building customizable workspaces, apps, workflows, and automations. The marketing site targets teams that want to structure projects, CRM-style records, file sharing, and integrations without traditional coding.
PodPulse Digest follows podcast feeds and uses AI to rank new episodes against your stated priorities. It prepares short briefings or deeper summaries, supports episode questions and surfaces books, papers and other references mentioned by guests. Briefs can be shared or exported into selected reading tools.
Poe is a multi-bot chat hub where one account reaches many text, image, video, and audio models. Subscriptions grant monthly compute points that pay for premium models.
POEditor is a cloud translation management system for software localization teams. The site combines human translation workflows with AI-assisted localization, string management, contributor roles, translation memory, and integrations for developers and project managers.
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