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Malfrat's OSINT Map is a web-based tree of open source intelligence tools and methods, presented as an alternative version of osintframework.com. Its legend marks items that require installation, need purchases, are web-based, are guides, lead to .onion sites, are browser extensions, or are offensive-OSINT that might alert the target.
A generator that produces random, fictional identities including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, usernames and passwords, described for software testing, sample data and writing. It is free and needs no account; signing in allows saving identities, bulk orders and API use. An API returns identities as JSON repeatable with a seed.
WhosaRat.com is described by its site as a database of snitches, police informants, narcs, undercover DEA agents and other informants. The site states that a membership fee is charged for access, with members allowed to view all information and post new information, including informant and agent profiles, a message board and case law.
AirNFTs is a multichain NFT marketplace built on Binance Smart Chain, Fantom and Polygon where users can mint, buy, sell and earn with NFTs, including BEP721 collectibles on BSC. The page also lists an NFT Launchpad marked as coming soon and an NFT Battle feature that offers $5 to earn.
API3 provides data feeds and pays dApps for using them. It reports more than 100 data feeds on every chain. AirnodeHub is described as a marketplace where agents discover, call and pay for APIs, with the data source paid for each response. It is in early access and expected to keep changing and pivot.
Acria IntelliChain Explorer is a block explorer for the Acria IntelliChain, described as an EVM-compatible smart contract platform. It displays blocks, transactions, a gas tracker, daily transactions, average block time, total transactions, total blocks and wallet addresses.
Cemetech is a development site and community forum focused on graphing calculator programming for TI and Casio models, as well as embedded electronics and computer and web programming. It hosts resources including the SourceCoder 3 editor, the jsTIfied calculator emulator, and Doors CS. The site also publishes news articles and maintains forums and chatrooms.
Telegram is described as a cloud-based mobile and desktop messaging app with a focus on security and speed. It offers apps for iPhone/iPad, Android, PC/Mac/Linux and macOS, and states that messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct.
An [open-source](https://github.com/Berchez/OSINT-steam) tool that returns public information, such as friends list and possible locations, from Steam profiles.
WordPress plugin to enable your site as a NIP-05 endpoint for every registered user on your system using your domain.
Facebook Search is an experimental web page that forms search links showing how the current Facebook search function works after Graph search was closed. It supports searches for posts, people, photos, pages, places, videos, events and top search elements. The tool is made by sowdust and described as completely free and open.
ORBIS is the Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World, published by Stanford University Libraries, with authors Walter Scheidel and Elijah Meeks. It presents a route and network interface with options for origin and destination, departure month or season, and priority such as fastest, cheapest or shortest, across road, river and sea modes.
The Documentary Network is a site for watching videos and documentaries. It features drone and timelapse clips and videos on subjects such as poverty in the USA, deep fake detection and a stolen artwork. Videos are listed with durations and categories.
MIT OpenCourseWare is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content, offered as a permanent MIT activity open to the global public. It provides free access to lecture notes, exams, and videos from MIT courses without requiring registration. Additional resources include offline mobile learning materials and the Chalk Radio podcast focused on MIT teaching.
PubMed is a biomedical literature search service that hosts more than 40 million citations from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books. Some citations include links to full-text content from PubMed Central and publisher websites. The service provides tools such as advanced search, clinical queries, and a single citation matcher to help users locate relevant research.
Sports Stat Sites is a directory page listing websites for sports statistics across leagues including the NFL, NBA, WNBA, NHL, MLB, soccer, golf and college sports. Entries name sites such as Pro-Football-Reference.com and Baseball Savant along with brief notes on historical stats, advanced metrics and paywalled content.
Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that runs on local hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a local server and emphasizes local control and privacy. It integrates with over a thousand devices and services and includes an automation engine for responding to events like sunset or a garage door being left open.
The Nutrition Source is a food and nutrition information site from Harvard's T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Launched in 2001, it presents evidence-based guidance on topics such as the Healthy Eating Plate, carbohydrates, fats and cholesterol, protein, salt and sodium, food additives, sustainability and diet reviews. It states that it has no commercial advertising, sponsorship or brand endorsements.
The Data Visualisation Catalogue is a project by Severino Ribecca that provides a non-code-based library of information visualization types. The site serves as a learning and inspiration resource, offering a searchable guide to chart methods such as bar charts, heatmaps and treemaps. Example images mostly use dummy data.
Basic Pitch is an open source audio-to-MIDI converter from Spotify that features pitch bend detection. It works on recordings of almost any single instrument, including voice, and converts audio files into MIDI files that can be edited in a digital audio workstation. It is available as an online demo.
WebChucK IDE is a web-based integrated development environment for ChucK, a programming language for real-time sound synthesis and music creation. It is presented as accessible for building, experimenting with and sharing audio synthesis and analysis programs and real-time interactive music. The interface includes a file explorer, find-in-files, code editor, output and shred controls.
Signal is a messaging application focused on privacy. Its source page describes end-to-end encryption via the open source Signal Protocol, and support for text, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, files, voice and video calls and group chats. It is described as free, with no ads or trackers, and as an independent nonprofit.
CachedView is a browser for viewing cached versions of web pages. Following Google's discontinuation of its cached pages feature in early 2024, the site uses Archive.org (Wayback Machine) as its primary source for archived snapshots of websites.
Hackertab is a free start page for developers that shows daily developer news, trending GitHub repositories and tech conferences, curated hourly from more than 50 sources. It is available as a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Brave and Edge and as a web version, with no account required to browse news. The site describes it as free and open source with no tracking.
