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CTGP Revolution is an unofficial mod for Mario Kart Wii that adds over 200 new tracks and extra features. It lets players race new and remade tracks offline or online, and works on Wii and Wii U's vWii mode.
Cubing.net hosts a collection of Rubik's cube tools and resources by Lucas Garron and others, including timers, scramblers, algorithm trainers, a Bluetooth timer and virtual reality tools. It also links to sites for cubing software archives, notation references, podcasts and unofficial competition results, and offers subdomains to people who want to share cubing projects.
An unofficial .Net wrapper for the Discord API (https://discord.com/)
Discord4J is a fast, powerful, unopinionated, reactive library to enable quick and easy development of Discord bots for Java, Kotlin, and other JVM languages using the official Discord Bot API.
DramaSO is an unofficial community-run project related to The Sims that operates on open source software under the MPL. It states it is not affiliated with Electronic Arts, The Sims, or FreeSO developers. The project says it requires no real money to play, offers no in-game bonuses for real-world money or goods, and does not accept donations. The site includes a user dashboard and a patch list.
Fedi.Tips is an unofficial non-technical guide to using Mastodon and the wider Fediverse. It provides a quick start for newcomers and a contents list of tips and tutorials covering joining, posting, discovering people and posts, customising Mastodon and using it on a computer.
Forge is an open-source, unofficial rules engine for Magic: The Gathering, built in Java by a community of programmers. It offers cross-platform support and single-player or online play, and is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
G-Helper Linux is an unofficial Linux port of G-Helper for controlling ASUS laptops. It provides performance modes, custom fan curves, battery charge limits, GPU mode switching, power limits, screen control, keyboard backlighting and display settings.
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.
Gemini Omni Prompts is an independent, unofficial library of prompts for Gemini Omni, a multimodal generative model launched at Google I/O 2026. Prompts are adapted from official documentation and community testing, with cited sources and live video tests; the site states it is not affiliated with Google.
Command-line downloader for Google Play APK files. It can fetch base APKs, split APKs from app bundles, OBB expansion files and Play Asset Delivery packs. It requires Python 3.9 or newer and signs in through a Google account added with the gplaydl Authenticator app. The project notes it uses unofficial Google Play access and may lead Google to restrict accounts used with it.
Gridfinity is a modular, open-source grid storage system, released under the MIT license and almost entirely 3D printable. The unofficial wiki lists generators, layout planners and developer libraries for creating compatible bins and baseplates. The system was initially designed by Zack Freedman as a framework for community extension.
A wiki page listing resources around the wallabag ecosystem, for a self-hostable application for saving web pages. It covers official third-party applications such as smartphone apps and browser addons, compatible RSS and Atom readers, ereader clients and unofficial clients, plus integrations with third-party tools.
An unofficial site that tracks cobalt instances, listing official and community instances with their frontend, API, version, uptime, Turnstile status, codebase and working services. The site updates every ten minutes and offers search by service, an FAQ and information about the site.
Documenting the unofficial and internal Steam Web API
An unofficial launcher and documentation site for Knockout City, a multiplayer fighting game. Public servers hosted by the community can be accessed through the launcher. The site also documents an API with auth, stats and web sections, and describes Docker as a way to host a private server.
Linux.org is a friendly Linux forum where members register and post in discussion threads. The site also hosts articles and how-to series covering topics such as a Python series, Proxmox VE, the Arduino Uno Q and the PocketBeagle 2.
An unofficial educational course about toki pona, a constructed language designed in 2001 and revised by Sonja Lang. The language uses 120 official words, a simple grammar and few hard-to-confuse sounds, and is context-sensitive with many words having multiple meanings. The course is a series of pages with a table of contents, extra pages and community links.
An unofficial biome map of a Minecraft world seed for version 1.8. It can act as a village finder, slime finder and ocean monument finder, and users can load a saved game, enter a seed or get a random map. Hovering shows biome names, and shading indicates hilliness.
Minecraft TAS is an unofficial site about Tool-Assisted Speedrunning of Minecraft, aiming to beat the game in the fastest way using tools. It offers tutorials and showcases recordings, including Any% Glitched in about 20 seconds and All Advancements (1.12.2). It states it is not affiliated with Mojang.
NearDrop is an unofficial partial implementation of Google's Nearby Share/Quick Share for macOS. It runs in the menu bar and saves received files to the downloads folder. It works only over a Wi-Fi LAN, requiring the Android device and Mac to be on the same network.
nnn is an unorthodox terminal file manager for Linux and macOS. It is maintained as an open source project hosted on GitHub, where community contributions to its codebase are accepted.
NV:MP is an unofficial community-made multiplayer framework modification for Fallout: New Vegas (2010). The project began in 2015 and is maintained by a group of developers. It uses the X:MP framework for networking technology. It is not affiliated with Bethesda Softworks, Obsidian Entertainment or Microsoft.
An osintme.com article presents a list of official and unofficial, publicly accessible sex offenders registers from various countries. It explains that registers are typically maintained by law enforcement and usually not public. The article covers the United States' National Sex Offender Public Website and South Korea's registry, noting the latter lacks an English version.
