RawBack vs Noyau

RawBack helps you get from raw source files back to the repository page they came from. When you open a raw file from a supported Git host, RawBack adds a small, low-distraction navigation bar at the top of the page. One tap opens the same file in the normal repository view, so you can see the surrounding folder, branch, history, and project context. Built for developers and code readers: - Jump from raw files to repository file pages - Works with GitHub, GitHub Gist, GitLab, Gitea, and Codeberg raw URLs - Add self-hosted GitLab and Gitea domains - Choose light, dark, or system appearance - Enable only the Git hosts you use - Hide individual files when you do not want the banner there - Use RawBack in 20 interface languages RawBack stays focused on one job: restoring context when a raw file leaves you outside the repository interface. It does not require an account, does not include ads, and does not send your browsing data to a server.

Noyau is a structured thinking system designed to turn raw thoughts into insights. Capture notes, assign meaning, and navigate your inner patterns over time. Key features: - Capture thoughts, experiences, ideas and reflections - Add emotional and cognitive context - Organize them with tags - Connect ideas across time - Use AI to explore and reflect on your thoughts - Discover patterns in your thinking - Make and follow resolutions Unlike traditional journaling apps, Noyau doesn’t just store your thoughts — it helps you make sense of them. Your thoughts remain yours. Noyau helps you find the connections within them.