planet.X software
Software is the planet.X side of the store: browser tools, local utilities, and larger applications built to solve specific workflow problems. These products are not Xupply assets. Each listing explains the current platform, delivery path, privacy model, and release state so you can tell whether it is available now, free to install, or still in development before you click anything.
Every item below links to its own crawlable page with real product media, exact included files or features, compatibility, current delivery state, and the correct purchase or install action. Software stays under the planet.X identity; downloadable production assets stay under Xupply by planet.X.
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Save complete Chrome workspaces, restore windows and native tab groups, recover session snapshots, search saved context, and keep duplicate tabs under control without uploading browsing data to a cloud service.
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planet.X softwareSoftware
Save complete Chrome workspaces, restore windows and native tab groups, recover session snapshots, search saved context, and keep duplicate tabs under control without uploading browsing data to a cloud service.
7-day Pro trial → permanent Free mode
Free
planet.X softwareSoftware
A local-first encrypted workspace for the API keys, tokens, environment values, notes, and project context developers otherwise lose across dashboards and files.
Chrome extension
Free
planet.X softwareSoftware
A Windows command center for seeing projects, repositories, deployments, notes, local files, and next actions together, with an Android companion for continuity away from the desk.
Planned release
$49/year or $99 lifetime
planet.X softwareSoftware
A browser-based production utility that turns one source image into correctly sized social, channel, app-icon, Discord, and website assets without uploading the source anywhere.
Launch price
$7.99
Apps, Chrome extensions, and utilities are planet.X software. Xupply is reserved for downloadable production assets such as audio packs, templates, UI kits, overlays, and creator resources.
Yes. Product pages use the current catalog data and real gallery assets to show exact counts, formats, included items, platform requirements, and release state where those facts are available.