Kapow (Punch Clock) has released version 1.7.0, a specialized punch clock software designed for tracking hours across one or multiple projects. Users can easily clock in and out using a Start/Stop button, and any errors in time entries can be corrected by double-clicking on the relevant session. A notable feature is the "billed" checkbox, which allows users to keep track of hours worked since the last billing, ensuring they accurately capture their efforts for invoicing clients.

FocusWriter 1.9.0 has been released, offering users a free, distraction-free word processing software tailored for a seamless writing experience. This versatile text editor is perfect for a variety of writing tasks, making it an ideal tool for writers who prefer a straightforward interface.

ScreenBlur version 2.1.7 has been released, offering users a secure way to lock and conceal their desktop environment. This software enables users to hide visible windows, icons, gadgets, and the taskbar, ensuring privacy and security. Users can easily unlock their desktop with a password.

AppControl 1.0.0.145b has been released, introducing a robust system monitoring tool designed to give users an easy and intuitive way to track resource usage over time. This tool serves as a viable alternative to the traditional Task Manager, featuring a historical timeline that presents detailed metrics on CPU, GPU, memory, disk usage, and temperature. By simplifying technical jargon and providing clear descriptions of active processes, AppControl enhances the user experience.

The latest release of Folder Size, version 5.9.0.5, offers enhanced capabilities for analyzing hard drive usage by displaying the sizes of files and folders, making it easier for users to monitor disk space distribution. After selecting a specific target area for analysis, the software presents a detailed report showing the sizes of folders and files, along with the percentage of total disk space they occupy. Users can sort this report to identify the largest files and folders, enabling them to pinpoint which items are consuming the most storage.

Yandex Cookie Spy 1.0 has been officially released, offering users a robust and intuitive solution for managing cookies stored by the Yandex browser. This free tool is compatible with all Yandex browser versions starting from version 10.

ArmorTools 26.2.1 has been released, enhancing its suite of utilities aimed at improving system privacy and control for Windows users. Developed by WinTools Software Engineering, ArmorTools acts as a digital bodyguard for your PC, providing essential tools for system tweaking, privacy protection, and file management.

XtraTools is a comprehensive utility suite designed for Windows users seeking to enhance system performance without the hassle of managing multiple applications. This all-in-one toolkit is particularly useful for those experiencing sluggishness or bloat in their Windows operating system and who wish to avoid the drastic step of reinstalling the OS.

ASCOMP has released version 9.112 of Synchredible, a user-friendly software designed for file and folder synchronization. The program features a guided wizard that helps users through the synchronization process, allowing for customization such as file exclusion, automated tasks, and management of redundant files and folders. Users can synchronize individual files or entire drives, with the software handling the copying and saving processes seamlessly.

PHP 8.5.3 and PHP 8.4.18 have been released, addressing various bugs including garbage collector leaks, memory leaks, and issues with the DOM class. While both versions share many core fixes, PHP 8.5.3 introduces additional safeguards for JIT-enabled Opcache systems and prevents certain cloning and comparison behaviors for internal enums. Updates in both releases include Timelib version 2022.16 and improvements in multibyte string reliability, ensuring better handling of certain errors. Sites experiencing crashes may benefit from upgrading to PHP 8.5.3, whereas those stable on 8.4.18 may choose to upgrade solely for the added protections in the newer version

WhatPulse 6.0.0 has been released, providing users with a comprehensive tool to track and analyze their computer usage. The application is tailored for individuals interested in quantifying their productivity by logging various activities while working on their PCs. It measures keyboard and mouse usage, network downloads/uploads, and overall system uptime, compiling this data into detailed statistics that users can upload to the WhatPulse website. This feature allows for personal analysis, as well as competition with friends and comparisons against other users' statistics.

FileZilla Server has recently released version 1.12.2, enhancing its functionality as a Windows application that serves as both a local and remote FTP server. Alongside the server, FileZilla offers clients compatible with both 32-Bit and 64-Bit systems.

ProtonVPN has recently released version 4.3.12 of its cross-platform, subscription-based VPN service, known for its reliability and stability in the competitive VPN market. Unlike many free VPN services that compromise user experience by throttling speeds, displaying ads, or selling data, ProtonVPN stands out by providing a trustworthy free option. This makes it an appealing choice for users seeking basic online protection without the usual pitfalls associated with free VPNs.

Ashampoo Privacy Inspector 3 has been released with enhancements that significantly boost its capabilities in managing user privacy. The updated version, 3.00.11, offers a range of features aimed at empowering users to take control of their personal information and safeguard their digital footprint more effectively.

The latest version of Network Speed Test, version 3.2, is now available and continues to serve as an intuitive tool for accurately measuring both download and upload speeds of your internet or LAN connection. This application is designed with user-friendliness in mind, enabling users to easily evaluate their network's performance and make informed decisions regarding their internet service.

Actus Auto Clicker version 0.1.2 has been released, introducing a powerful tool designed to simplify the often tedious process of repetitive clicking. This software is particularly beneficial for both casual users and gamers, serving as a modern and efficient mouse-clicking solution.

VSCodium has released version 1.109.01000, which incorporates the core changes from VS Code 1.109 while omitting the telemetry tracking feature. The update includes minor bug fixes, performance improvements, and a specific tweak to ensure extensions properly close control request connections, particularly addressing issues with certain rogue extensions. While the changes are mostly incremental, users experiencing problems with extensions may benefit from the update; however, most users can skip it without significant repercussions. Future patches are expected to bring more notable enhancements

DiskSorter Pro version 17.8.12 has been released, offering enhanced capabilities for scanning hard drives and classifying files based on various criteria. This tool allows users to categorize files based on parameters such as size, file extension, type, and access time. It is equipped to analyze files stored on local disks, network shares, directories, and NAS devices, and can export classification reports into an SQL database.

Snagit 2026.0.1.9849 has been released, marking an upgrade to this powerful screen capture and recording software. Designed for users who require high-quality images and videos of their screens, Snagit excels in creating visual documentation, tutorials, and communication materials.

Quickemu 4.9.9 has been released, enhancing the performance and reliability of virtual machines with new features like automatic architecture detection and true ARM64 guest support on both x86_64 and ARM hosts. The update includes performance improvements that reduce space consumption on SSDs and speed up boot times, as well as SPICE refinements allowing users to reconnect to running VMs without rebooting. Additionally, it addresses long-standing issues for macOS guests, such as proper TSC flag detection and sound card selection. Users must upgrade to QEMU version 6.1.0 or newer to access the new features, making it easier to manage VMs with fewer manual edits