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endoflife.date documents end-of-life dates and support lifecycles for various products, aggregating data from various sources and presenting it succinctly. It also makes the data available through an API and offers iCalendar support.
Wheel of Names is a free online spinning wheel tool used as a random name picker, raffle selector and decision maker. Users enter names, spin the wheel to pick a winner, and can customize colors, sounds and spin time and save and share wheels.
Time.Graphics is an online timeline creation platform for building interactive timelines. It offers AI-generation that is free to try, a dashboard for managing teachers, students, classrooms and subscriptions, imports from Google Calendar, Google Maps, YouTube and Google Sheets, and export options for offline viewing. Public timelines number over 500,000. Premium subscription plans are listed at $4.9 for 2 days, $18.9 for 1 Month, and $97.9 for 1 year.
theindex.fyi is a maintained, manually curated meta-index of indie web and small web index sites. It organizes directories into categories such as curated directories, RSS and feed aggregators, search engines, random discovery, constraint-based clubs, and IndieWeb infrastructure. The project was born from a Hacker News comment thread and checks entries periodically for status.
An unofficial list of wikis hosted at Miraheze, maintained and updated by wiki authors as an invitation for others to read and contribute. The page notes that some listed wikis may be inactive or no longer serve their stated purpose. It is part of Miraheze Meta, the project's central coordination wiki.
Timelinize is an open source personal archival suite for modern family history. It organizes data such as photos, videos, text messages, locations, chats and social media onto a single unified timeline on the user's own computer. The user guide notes that Timelinize is unfinished software and that new versions may not be backwards-compatible.
