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Koberger is a professional book formatting platform for independent authors, self-publishing businesses, and small presses. It turns a finished manuscript into retail-ready publishing files, so the people who produce and sell their own books can ship a polished, professional result without hiring a designer or learning page-layout software. Because Koberger runs entirely in the browser, there is nothing to install and it works the same on Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS. It is a modern, cross-platform alternative to desktop-only formatting apps. Authors import a DOCX manuscript, structure the book, apply a professional design preset, and preview the ebook and print layout as they work. When the book is ready, they export a validated EPUB for ebook retailers, an interior print PDF sized correctly for Amazon KDP and other print-on-demand services, and a DOCX if they need one. Koberger is built for people who publish more than once. Reusable presets, series tools, and a shared section library keep a growing catalogue consistent, while built-in front and back matter (title pages, copyright, dedication, and table of contents) draw from publishing details entered a single time. A free account lets an author build and preview a complete project before subscribing. Koberger Pro unlocks unlimited exporting for active publishing work.

LoLa provides remote access to a user's own compatible PC and optional hosted Windows Cloud PCs when additional hardware is required. The services support remote graphics-intensive, creative, engineering and game-development workflows.

Put your live helpdesk on the wall — tickets, SLAs, calls and team goals on one board the whole room can see. Built for support desks, IT teams and MSPs running Zendesk, Freshdesk, Jira Service Management, HaloPSA, SuperOps and more — self-hosted, so your data never leaves your server.

Upservice is a cloud-based help desk platform for customer support and internal service teams. It brings requests from email, website forms, WhatsApp, Telegram, phone support, and connected systems into one shared workspace. Teams can create and manage tickets, assign owners, set priorities and statuses, track SLA deadlines, use response templates, route requests, add internal notes, attach files, and review the full communication history. Built-in reports help managers monitor workloads, response times, overdue tickets, customer satisfaction, and resolution performance. Upservice also includes an AI assistant for drafting replies, summarizing information, translating messages, and supporting everyday service operations.

PublishPro formats your manuscript into publish-ready eBooks and paperbacks for Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, and other platforms.

JediDesk is an AI customer support and sales platform that helps businesses automate conversations while keeping human teams in control. It answers customers across website chat, Telegram, Viber, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp and email. The AI works with text, voice messages, photos and video, learns from company knowledge bases, and hands complex conversations to an operator. Teams can use the Magic Button to generate ready replies and connect JediDesk with CRM and eCommerce systems such as Pipedrive, SalesDrive and Horoshop. Smart integrations can create tasks, update customer records, and work with orders and products through APIs. JediDesk also provides dialog and productivity analytics for monitoring support activity. The platform is designed for online stores, service businesses, agencies, SaaS teams and other companies that need faster, consistent customer communication and scalable support.

Self-hosted help desk and ticketing system for IT support teams and anyone who needs to handle requests as tickets. Buy once per major version: no subscription, no per-agent fees. Runs on your own server or VPS, your data stays with you. Free 30-day trial with the full feature set.

NoMachine is a remote desktop and application delivery platform for accessing and managing physical and virtual desktops, applications, and server-based environments. The software supports remote access to Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, as well as enterprise deployments such as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), Linux terminal servers, multi-user desktops, and centralized application and desktop publishing. NoMachine can be deployed on-premises, in private or public cloud environments, and in hybrid infrastructures. It supports both individual workstation access and larger environments where multiple users connect to centralized desktop or application resources. The platform uses NoMachine’s NX technology for remote display and session connectivity and includes capabilities for user access management, session management, desktop and application publishing, and centralized administration.