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Wappalyzer is a website technology checker that identifies the technologies a site is built with, including CMS and ecommerce platforms, analytics tools, frameworks and infrastructure services. It supports single-domain lookups or bulk analysis of thousands of sites, and can also be used in the browser, in a CRM, or through an API.
Creates sample Washington driver license data for mockups, testing, and development examples.
WAVE is a suite of evaluation tools that helps authors make web content more accessible. It can identify many accessibility and WCAG errors while facilitating human evaluation. WAVE is available as an online tool and as Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browser extensions for checking password-protected, locally stored, or highly dynamic pages. A subscription API and testing engine are also offered.
Bosca Ceoil: The Blue Album is a beginner-friendly music making app with a step sequencer and a selection of synthesized instruments. It is available as a desktop download and directly in the browser; the documentation states the functionality of either version is identical. The documentation covers the most recent stable release, version 3.1.2.
WebDNA is a website analysis tool that examines six core modules of a site. It extracts logos, favicons and brand colors, identifies frameworks, analytics and libraries, previews Open Graph data and social connections, analyzes font families, sizes and weights, checks SSL status and header security practices, and gives an overview of page weight and load metrics.
WhatFont is a tool for identifying fonts used on webpages. It is available as a bookmarklet, Chrome extension and Safari extension. When activated on a webpage, users can hover over text to retrieve font information, and the tool detects font serving services including Typekit and Google Font API. It supports Firefox 3.6+, Chrome 9+, Safari 4+, Internet Explorer 9 and has limited support for Internet Explorer 8.
WhichLLM is a tool that identifies local large language models that run effectively and perform best on a user's hardware. It ranks models by real, recency-aware benchmarks rather than parameter count, and can be run instantly with a single command.
WiFiAnalyzer is an official Android open-source application for analyzing Wi-Fi signals. It identifies nearby access points, graphs channel signal strength and access point signal strength over time, and rates channels. It supports 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands where hardware and software permit, offers filters and a vendor lookup, and is licensed under GPLv3.
Winitor's pestudio is a malware initial assessment tool. It helps identify key indicators of Windows executable files to speed up malware assessment workflows. The page states it has been enhanced since 2009.
WordSafety is a service that checks proposed names for unwanted meanings, swear words, or problematic associations across 19 languages, including phonetic matching to identify similar pronunciations that may be problematic. It does not log individual user search inputs, only recording aggregate counts of matches.
Wordware is an AI context lab based in San Francisco, founded in 2023. Its core product is Sauna, an AI workspace that learns user preferences, identifies patterns in user work, reduces administrative busywork, and proactively supports user tasks.
The Yale University Open Data Access (YODA) Project advocates for responsible sharing of clinical research data, open science, and research transparency. It partners with data partners that transfer full jurisdiction over data access to the project, and researchers can request data. The site states that 513 trials have been identified as available.
YARA is a tool aimed at helping malware researchers identify and classify malware samples. It creates descriptions of malware families, called rules, based on textual or binary patterns; each rule consists of strings and a boolean expression. YARA is multi-platform, running on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and can be used via its command-line interface or from Python scripts with the yara-python extension.
YearCompass is a free booklet designed to help users reflect on the past year and plan the upcoming one. It includes guided questions and exercises to help users identify personal patterns and set goals, and is available in a wide range of languages. It has been used by more than a million people worldwide since its launch in 2012.
OSINT tool for checking whether usernames or identities appear across Instagram and online services.
A simple call blocking application that uses a crowdsourced phone number database. It has an offline database, a local blacklist with wildcard support, and optional automatic blocking of calls with a negative rating. Database updates use third-party servers and do not send user-identifiable information except the queried number. The app is still under development.
