SPICE Viewer vs PocketOps for Twenty

SPICE Viewer provides a hierarchical view of SPICE documents, making it easy to navigate complex circuit definitions. It organizes content into structured levels including: Library definitions, Model declarations, Circuit elements, Associated parameters. With a clear tree-based structure, users can quickly inspect relationships between libraries, models, and elements without manually parsing raw SPICE text. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Your CRM, in your pocket. PocketOps connects directly to your self-hosted Twenty CRM - your server, your API key, no middleman and no data collection. Browse and search people, companies and deals. Work your day from the Today screen. Move deals across your real pipeline stages. Create and edit records, tasks and notes. Fire your Twenty webhook workflows with one tap. Optional AI assistant (bring your own key) that reads your CRM through tools and always asks before changing anything. Custom objects and custom fields render automatically from your instance's schema. Requires a running Twenty instance (self-hosted or managed) and an API key. Try demo mode first - no server needed. PocketOps is an independent client and is not affiliated with Twenty.