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DevDock
DevDock is a local-first Windows desktop workspace for managing software projects, saved commands, Docker environments, database operations, project health, and security audits.
Getting started with DevDock
Build a dependable DevDock workspace: register a project, verify detection, run commands safely, and create a daily workflow you can return to.
Read guide Project setup · 16 min readTechnology detection and repository extensions
Understand DevDock's non-executing detection model, interpret health results, and add safe repository-owned commands with a small manifest.
Read guide Integrations · 15 min readDocker and Compose workflows
Connect Compose discovery, runtime health, host-versus-container execution, and safe daily environments into one repeatable DevDock workflow.
Read guide Database · 18 min readDatabase tools, schema inspection, and backups
Use DevDock with SQLite, MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and detected Laravel databases for safe lookups, schema review, diagnostics, exports, and confirmed restores.
Read guide Security · 17 min readLocal project security audits and dependency checks
Run DevDock's read-only local security audit, understand each finding, complement it with ecosystem advisory scanners, and respond without exposing secrets.
Read guide Daily use · 14 min readCommands, workflows, and run history
Create dependable project commands, choose safe execution targets, manage long-running work, and use history to diagnose failed runs.
Read guide Organization · 12 min readOrganize multi-folder and multi-repository projects
Represent a complete product without forcing its API, web client, mobile app, and infrastructure into one repository.
Read guide Troubleshooting · 15 min readProject health and troubleshooting
Interpret health warnings, separate setup problems from command failures, and recover a workspace without resorting to broad destructive cleanup.
Read guide Privacy & data · 12 min readPrivacy, secrets, and local data
Understand what DevDock reads, what it stores, how secret task values are protected, and what happens when projects or history are removed.
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Screen Studio Kit
A native desktop editor for composing, localizing, validating, capturing, and publishing store-ready screenshots across phones, tablets, desktops, televisions, watches, and spatial devices.
Create your first screenshot project
Set up target stores, organize assets, create pages, and build a reusable composition that survives the next release.
Read guide Design system · 14 min readResponsive layouts and localization
Adapt one screenshot system across aspect ratios and languages without turning every output into an unrelated page.
Read guide Release · 14 min readExporting and publishing store screenshots
Run preflight, create deterministic native output, inspect the release folder, and safely sync approved screenshots to a store.
Read guide Assets · 12 min readAssets, captures, and device frames
Manage source images, replace captures safely, use platform-aware frames, and keep the project portable.
Read guide Troubleshooting · 12 min readRecovery, privacy, and troubleshooting
Recover interrupted edits, diagnose validation or export problems, and understand which project data stays local.
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Diff Anything
A private, local-first desktop comparison and merge application for text, structured data, folders, archives, documents, API schemas, HTTP responses, images, binaries, and command-line workflows.
Choose the right comparison mode
Choose sources, understand automatic detection, and select the engine that answers the question you are actually asking.
Read guide Specialist modes · 14 min readCompare folders, archives, and images
Review release trees, archives, documents, and visual assets with purpose-built navigation, safety checks, and rollback.
Read guide Automation · 13 min readUse Diff Anything from the CLI, Git, and CI
Run repeatable comparisons, read highlighted terminal output, interpret exit codes, integrate with Git, and publish machine-readable CI results.
Read guide Repeatable review · 12 min readProfiles, rules, review state, and reports
Turn a useful one-off comparison into a repeatable review with explicit ignore rules, notes, and exportable evidence.
Read guide Troubleshooting · 12 min readPrivacy, safety, and troubleshooting
Understand the local comparison boundary, recover from input and copy problems, and prepare useful diagnostics without exposing sensitive sources.
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TestDock
A local-first iOS and Android workspace that keeps each mobile app's link schemes, saved deep links, share fixtures, push credentials, notification templates, delivery logs, and manual test scenarios together.
Set up your first TestDock app profile
Create a persistent profile for an installed mobile app and record the schemes and platform metadata its tests depend on.
Read guide Deep links · 10 min readTest deep links and app associations
Save reusable custom schemes and web links, resolve their parameters, open them on device, and inspect association files.
Read guide Push and scenarios · 12 min readTest push delivery and repeatable app flows
Configure provider-specific push targets, reuse payload templates, and combine delivery checks with observable manual scenarios.
Read guide Portability · 8 min readExport and import app profiles
Move reusable non-secret app definitions between devices while understanding omitted credentials, logs, and destination setup.
Read guide Troubleshooting · 10 min readPrivacy, safety, and troubleshooting
Understand TestDock's on-device boundary and diagnose deep-link, push, scenario, and profile-import problems without exposing secrets.
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