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DevWharf Desktop Bundle: Saltkey + Resume Artisan + Capital Monitor (3 apps, one price)

gumroad   $19.99   by devwharf
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Three tools. One download. No subscriptions, ever.The DevWharf Desktop Bundle gives you all three DevWharf apps for $19.99, versus $39.97 if you bought them one at a time. Every app runs fully on your own machine: no account to create, no cloud to trust, no monthly fee. You buy it once and you own it forever, on both macOS and Windows.What is inside:Saltkey (normally $9.99)A password generator and strength analyzer that never touches the network. Generate up to 1000 passwords at once, see real entropy and a realistic time-to-crack estimate for each, save a history with strength analysis, and reuse templates. Built on a cryptographically secure random generator (CSPRNG). Unlike the generators baked into 1Password or Bitwarden, or a site like random.org, Saltkey is fully offline, needs no account, and is a one-time purchase.Resume Artisan (normally $14.99)A resume and CV builder with 15 ATS-friendly templates, live preview, and multi-format export (PDF, PNG, JSON, and print). Dark mode and auto-save included. Unlike Zety, Resume.io, or Canva, there is no subscription and no paywall at the download step: it works offline and you buy it once.Capital Monitor (normally $14.99)A privacy-first personal finance and budget tracker. Track income and expenses, work in multiple currencies, filter by date range, set budgets, and read your own analytics. Works offline. Unlike YNAB, Copilot, or MoneyMoney, your financial data stays local: no cloud sync, no account, no subscription.Why local-first:Your data never leaves your computer.No account, no login, nothing to breach.No recurring charge. One payment, yours to keep.Runs on macOS and Windows from a single purchase.30-day refund, no questions asked. Ships as a notarized macOS download and a Windows installer, with your license key delivered on purchase.

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