Key software features include:

- User-friendly: only a very small amount of code is needed to create a report and it makes complex reports easy to maintain and understand.

- Dynamic report design: the design of each report is created in simple Java code. You can implement any logic in your code which decides how the report will look like. This makes it ideal for ad-hoc reporting where it is necessary to create reports dynamically.

- Inherited report design: a design can even be inherited from another design. This is impossible in static report designs designed in visual designers.

- And much more. For a full feature list, see here.

Below are some screenshots of reports made with DynamicReports.

It grew out of a frustration that most task managers do not provide facilities for composite tasks. Often, tasks and other things todo consist of several activities. Task Coach is designed to deal with composite tasks.

In addition, it offers effort tracking, categories, and notes. Task Coach is available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, BSD, and iPhone and iPod Touch.

(Screenshot of MAC OSX version of Task Coach)

Its core features include the following:

- Create, edit, and delete tasks and subtasks.
- Attribute tasks with a subject, description, priority, start date, due date, a completion date and an optional reminder.
- Tasks can recur on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.
- Tasks can be viewed as a list or as a tree.
- Tasks can be sorted by all task attributes, e.g. subject, budget, budget left, due date, etc.
- Several filters to e.g. hide completed tasks or view only tasks that are due today.
- Tasks can be created by dragging an e-mail message from Outlook or Thunderbird onto a task viewer.
- Attachments can be added to tasks, notes, and categories by dragging and dropping files, e-mail messages from Outlook or Thunderbird, or URL’s onto a task, note or category.

And much more. See the full feature list here.

You enter your wordcount and it updates a graph showing you how much progress you have made.

It also shows you how far you are through your daily goal, and your total goal.

This small but well coded app is perfect for anyone undertaking a strict writing regimen, from novels to academic theses.

If you make a mistake in your hours, you can go back and edit any of the entries by double-clicking on the session in question.

Kapow also allows you to easily keep track of the hours since you lasted billed a client, by providing a helpful “Billed” checkbox–the totals will reflect your work after the last billed session.

The program autosaves your progress, and reloads the last files you had open to make it easy to jump back in during your next writing session.

This is a brilliant FOSS alternative to WriteRoom and Ommwriter.

FOCE’s main features include:

- project management
- document management
- contact management
- e-mail and time management
- text documents and presentations can be created and edited online
- files can be uploaded, organized and shared, independently of file formats
- organization of the information in Feng Office Community Edition is done using workspaces and tags.

OOo4Kids is made for educational purposes, with the idea of contributing back to the OpenOffice.org project (http://www.openoffice.org) through the OpenOffice.org project Education and student projects.

Gobby’s main features include:

- Realtime Collaboration through encrypted channels (version 0.4.0 and up)

- Each user has its own changeable colour to be identified by others

- IRC-like chat for communicating with your partners while coding

- Syntax highlighting for most programming languages

- Session password protection

- Multiple documents in one session

- Drag’n'drop of documents into Gobby

- Document synchronisation on request

- Zeroconf support

- Unicode support

- and more…