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What are some good/useful software that you use that aren't well known/talked about?
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A few I can think of the top of my head:
Ludusavi - Extremely easy to use backup tool for savedata from games. Some games on Steam doesn't have cloud backup, like Dark Souls 2 and 3, so it's useful to have a backup if I ever need to format my pc.
Logseq - Obsidian-like app for note talking, it's intimidating at first but it's really great. I have been using it for notes, diary/journaling and for drafting ideas.
Haruna Media Player - This one I don't think is available for Windows but if someone on Linux sees this, it's the best video player I have tried. All it lacks for me is a way to download subtitles.