Education & Reference (1202 programs)

Pros: Gets rid of the need to physically visit service centers. Available on mobile devices. Uses Aadhaar. Gives an SMS confirmation.

Cons: Needs another external device to work.

Pros: Freeware and lightweight program. Translates text from multiple word processors.

Cons: Does not translate languages by default. Overwrites translated text.

Pros: Set up using relative URLs. Updated by developers and peers. Easily accessible to new and experienced coders.

Cons: Dependent on other programs.

Pros: Compatible with all C and C++ operating systems. Regularly updated. Uniform interface.

Cons: Only a font API. No higher-level functions. Very focussed, so unable to tackle wider graphic design tasks.

Pros: Complies with GEDCOM standard. Transmissible to your loved ones forever. Responsive community. Comprehensive tools to edit and publish your genealogy.

Cons: Needs more accuracy in detecting duplicates.

Pros: Built-in games for mastering typing skill.

Cons: Possible compatibility issues with newer OS.

Pros: Various levels of difficulty. Wide selection of exercises. Features games. Easy to follow instructions.

Cons: Outdated interface. No rewards system.

Pros: Free and easy to use. Helps keep classwork organized online. Works well with Google Workspace apps.

Cons: Limited to basic communication tools.

Pros: Dozens of languages and frameworks to learn. Tons of helpful coding lessons. Study codes along with your team. Gives weekly team progress report.

Cons: The free version only offers basic courses. Creation of an account is required to access program.

Pros: AI handwriting recognition for touch devices. Seamless integration with Microsoft Office apps. Access to over 500 specialized symbols. Built-in ChemType for chemistry notations.

Cons: Subscription required after the free trial.

Pros: Quick translation. Clean interface. Provides alternative translations for individual phrases, words, and sentences.

Cons: Can only translate up to nine languages.