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Gott Code

Open source software projects by Graeme Gott.

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Gott Code is a collection of open-source desktop applications developed by a single programmer. The project offers a range of tools that solve common productivity and entertainment needs, from distraction-free writing and time tracking to puzzles and games. Each application is designed to be lightweight and functional for everyday use on Linux and other desktop platforms.

The suite includes FocusWriter, a full-screen word processor for focused writing; Kapow Punch Clock for tracking time spent on projects; and NovProg, a word-count graphing program. Puzzle games range from Connectagram, CuteMaze, and Hexalate to Tanglet, Tetzle, and Simsu. Additional utilities include Whisker Menu, an alternate menu for the Xfce desktop environment. All applications are available as free, open-source software.

These applications are intended for Linux users and open-source enthusiasts who need simple, focused desktop tools. The software is distributed without a free plan, trial, or paid editions—each program is free to download and use. There is no mention of seat-based or usage-based pricing.

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