European tools, by what you use them for
Ten short lists, listed alphabetically, nothing ranked. Every price is dated and sourced, so you can judge what fits. Personal software only, nothing aimed at running a business.
145 tools across ten categories, from 18 European countries — the five most represented are Germany (38), France (30), United Kingdom (21), Sweden (12), Netherlands (9). 36 fully free · 78 with a free tier · 31 paid-only. Average score across the whole catalogue: 71/100. Prices were last checked between 2026-09-04 and 2026-09-05, and every one carries the date it was checked on its own page.
Security & Privacy
Browsers & Search
Messaging & Social
Travel & Mobility
Music & Podcasts
Finance & Banking
AI & Translation
Creative & Design
Health & Wellness
Education & Learning
What we check on every tool
Five things get checked on every tool, free or paid, and the answers are printed on the page with the date they were checked. Nothing is hidden because it looks unflattering — a tool with a short trial is listed exactly like any other, and labelled so you know what you are signing up for.
Legal options only. No cracks, no key resellers, no stream-ripping. Read the policy →
- 1Card up front? Whether you have to hand over card details before you can use it at all.
- 2Does it expire? Whether the free version stops working after a set number of days.
- 3Where's the wall? Whether the free tier's real limit — an advert, a quota, or a feature held back for the paid plan — is named, not left vague.
- 4Easy to cancel? How many steps it takes to stop paying, and whether it auto-renews quietly.
- 5Still maintained? Whether the project has shipped anything in the last twelve months.
European apps and software, and what they actually cost
This is a platform for apps and software made or run in Europe — VPNs, banking, messaging, AI, creative tools and more. Every entry carries its own price, dated and sourced, a score out of 100 judged on its own merits, and an honest note on what it does not do. Nothing here is ranked against another product, and no listing is for sale.
Coverage is personal apps and software only — photo and video, music, AI assistants, learning, maps and mobility, banking, messaging, security and everyday utilities. Each entry states the company’s home country, its current price, what the free tier or trial covers, and where it falls short, so you can judge whether it fits before you install anything. Only legal, licensed services are listed.