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) - Trust-aware Nostr MCP server for AI agents. 234 tools across identity, social, trust, dispatch, relay, marketplace, privacy, and encrypted access. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, or any MCP client.
BudgetML is a tool for deploying a machine learning inference service to a secured HTTPS API endpoint with less than 10 lines of code. It runs the model on a Google Cloud Platform preemptible instance, generates a FastAPI server endpoint, and provides interactive Swagger docs. The project states that the library is not being actively maintained.
Certbot is a tool run from the command line to obtain and install HTTPS certificates. It can either be run once to get free HTTPS certificates or used with instructions generated for a server's software and system. Using it requires comfort with the command line and an HTTP website. The project is a project of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Check-Host.net is an online tool for checking the availability of websites, servers, hosts and IP addresses. It offers domain and IP location data from geolocation databases and whois, ping to measure latency and packet loss from servers worldwide, HTTP response checks, DNS record retrieval, TCP and UDP port checks, a subnet calculator, a live server terminal for diagnostics, and API documentation for building monitoring solutions.
Cog is an open-source tool that packages machine learning models in standard, production-ready containers. Users define the environment in a configuration file, and it generates a Docker image with Nvidia base images and dependency caching. Model inputs and outputs are defined in Python, from which Cog generates an OpenAPI schema and an HTTP inference server. Models can be deployed to own infrastructure or Replicate.
Cyber Gateway presents a free proxy list with HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS4/5 proxies, described as IP addresses scraped from the Internet. The site also lists stable proxy servers, which it says support tasks such as parsing, scraping, multi-accounting, trading and price monitoring, from a pool said to comprise 75,000 IPs.
A free browser-based DNS speed test that benchmarks DNS-over-HTTPS servers from the user's location in real time. It sends live DoH queries locally without server-side code, times full round trips, and marks unresponsive servers as unavailable. Queries time out after five seconds, and results are intended for relative comparison between servers.
e!DAL is a free software infrastructure for maintaining and publishing in-house research data. It offers a submission tool with an embedded review process and ELIXIR AAI login, supporting DOI-citable datasets. It includes index-based metadata search, version tracking, an embedded HTTP(S) server, and a Java-compatible API, and is designed to support JSON-LD, OAI-PMH and ORCID for data harvesting and linkage.
HFS is an HTTP file server that runs on a computer and exposes selected files and folders through a browser-based administration page. It is described as free software with unlimited space and bandwidth, direct transfers and bandwidth throttling, and it supports plugins, themes and JavaScript scripting. The older version 2.3-2.4 is described as dangerous.
HTTPDirfs is a filesystem utility that allows users to mount HTTP directory listings or individual files, with support for permanent caching. It also offers compatibility with Airsonic and Subsonic servers, and its source code is hosted on GitHub under the fangfufu/httpdirfs repository.
HTTPie is an open-source API testing client for the terminal, also offered as a graphical app for web and desktop in public beta. It is described as making APIs simple and intuitive, and is used for API testing with HTTP servers, RESTful APIs, and web services.
Hydrosphere Mist is a serverless proxy for Spark clusters. It offers a functional programming framework and deployment model for Spark applications, with a REST HTTP and messaging API for Scala and Python Spark jobs. Sessions are managed across EMR, Hortonworks, Cloudera, DC/OS and vanilla Spark clusters.
LandChad.net is a site that guides normal people through setting up websites, email servers and chat servers. Its basic course covers a domain name, a server, DNS records, an NginX webserver and Certbot with HTTPS, and it also lists self-hosted services.
Meteor-Files is a GitHub-hosted open source project developed by veliovgroup for uploading files to Meteor server file systems, AWS, GridFS, Dropbox or Google Drive via DDP or HTTP protocols. The project is designed for use with Meteor.js and is described as fast, secure and robust.
XMPlay is an audio player for Windows, from versions 95 to 11. It supports OGG, MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, MOD and other audio formats, along with PLS, M3U and CUE playlists and ZIP or GZIP archives. Additional formats are supported through plugins. It can stream supported file types from FTP and HTTP servers. Files with multiple subsongs or cues can be played together or as separate tracks.
PrivateBin is a minimalist, open source online pastebin in which the server has zero knowledge of stored data. Data is encrypted and decrypted in the browser using 256-bit AES in Galois Counter mode. It is a fork of ZeroBin and allows setting a password required to read a paste. For security, an installation has to be used over HTTPS.
Proxifier is proxy client software for Windows, macOS and Android that lets network applications which do not support proxy servers operate through SOCKS or HTTPS proxies and proxy chains. It processes outgoing TCP connections, supports proxy redundancy and load balancing, and applies rule-based assignment of proxies to connections. A 31-day free trial is offered.
RDAP Lookup is a private lookup tool for domain names, IP addresses and Autonomous System Numbers using RDAP, the replacement for Whois. The browser connects directly to the relevant registry's RDAP server over encrypted HTTPS. An optional setting follows the referral to the registrar's RDAP record. The page notes that all generic TLDs support RDAP while only a few ccTLDs have deployed it.
A DNS-based URL redirection service. Two DNS records describe a redirect: a CNAME or A record points the hostname at the service server, and a TXT record gives the redirect rule. Rules support permanent and temporary redirects, path matching and wildcards, and destinations can use http, https, ftp, mailto, magnet or absolute paths. HTTPS certificates are issued automatically by Let's Encrypt.
Reocities is a free host for hand-made websites, offering a subdomain, a file manager, a visual builder and optional tooling. Sites are static, serving HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, audio and video as uploaded files. It also provides an HTTP API, an MCP server and optional custom domains and visitor translation.
RethinkDNS is a DNS resolver that encrypts queries using DNS over HTTPS or DNS over TLS, with custom rules, blocklists and analytics. It supports over 190 blocklists and servers in more than 300 locations. A companion Android app bundles a firewall for monitoring and controlling app internet access.
searx.space is a directory of online and offline SearXNG instances. The site lists 70 currently online SearXNG instances, and tracks instance status including offline, connection timed out, HTTP client and server errors. For each listed instance, it displays details such as URL, software version, TLS configuration, security scores, certificate information, IPv6 support, country, associated network, search response times and uptime. Users can submit requests to add or remove instances via GitHub issues, and can filter out networks with known privacy issues.
spys.one publishes a live list of free public proxy servers, covering HTTP, HTTPS with SSL support, and SOCKS proxies. Entries include proxy address and port, proxy type, anonymity level, country and city, hostname or organization, latency, relative speed, uptime and last check time. It also offers proxy lists by country, anonymity, ASN or organization, city and port.
Whoxy is a hosted web service that returns parsed WHOIS fields to applications in XML or JSON format over HTTP requests. It follows WHOIS registry referral chains to find the correct servers, and supports 2026 domain extensions including gTLDs and ccTLDs. The page notes a free account signup and query pricing by volume.
