Mac OS X

Emacs is a software that is based on Apple's Darwin and Andrew Choi's Classic Mac OS. It is used for text editing and is available as a port version.

This software enables users to take written notes and record voice memos simultaneously. Ideal for meetings or lectures, it offers the convenience of both visual and auditory recording.

The software is a hierarchical note organizer that allows users to create and store notes in a structured format. It enables users to categorize and prioritize notes based on specific topics and related subtopics, providing easy access to important information.

Texter is a comprehensive text editor that includes web integration and powerful tools such as encoding, decoding, and reversing.

Clip.It software enables clipping and editing of text from any application, while also allowing for the creation and opening/saving of text files.

This software is a simple word processor aimed at getting your first draft done quickly. It's similar to a typewriter and lacks advanced features, but provides a straightforward writing experience. It requires download before use.

The Categorical Note Pad is a software application that allows users to organize notes and information using categories. It provides a efficient way to manage notes with a user-friendly interface.

DirectionService lets users type in a mixture of Arabic, Hebrew, and English within the same paragraph. The software is compatible with a variety of Unicode-supporting applications, including TextEdit, Mail, and Keynote.