Bejeweled (formerly called Diamond Mine, later Bejeweled Deluxe) is a series of tile-matching/gem-swapping/eliminating type of puzzle games created by PopCap Games (now a subsidiary corporation of Electronic Arts) for PC. It was initially developed using Java and released for web browsers in 2001, then followed by multiple sequels and spin-offs: Bejeweled 2 (2004), Bejeweled Twist (2008), Bejeweled Blitz (2009), Bejeweled 3 (2010), Bejeweled Stars (2016), and more.

OctoMouse is a free and open-source tiny app specially made for Mac platform, developed by KonsomeJona (Jonathan Odul) from Japan, using Xcode and Cocoa framework in Objective-C. It is mainly used to measure your mouse and keyboard activities.

X-Ripper is a tiny and portable program that enables you to detect and extract various multimedia files (audio, video, and graphics) from various applications, especially video games. In other words, it is a file ripper, which can find and extract hidden files stored in a big file libraries/archives that are mainly used in games.

G-code is a programming language that instructs computer-controlled machines on how to perform various tasks. One way to define an activity is by using schematics. If the schematics are in the form of a raster image (BMP, PNG, or JPEG), you can save time and energy by converting it to G-code.

When the user's system or software is reinstalled, many of them will require you to re-enter the serial number or registration code you have already purchased to activate the product. This includes not only the Windows product key, but also other serial numbers or license keys for applications such as Nero, Office, VMware Workstation, and virtually any other application. Rather than searching through your emails, manuals, and recipes for these keys, there is an alternative solution.