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Marblism offers AI employee services to support and scale business operations. Its AI tools are built to handle a range of common business tasks including inbox management, social media management, search engine optimization, lead generation, phone calls, and customer support. The service provides a free starting option for new users to test its features.
Reality Commons is a release of mobile data sets from the MIT Human Dynamics Lab covering the dynamics of several communities of about 100 people each. The data was collected with tools developed in the lab, including the funf open-source sensing platform for Android phones.
Phone number OSINT toolkit with multi-API search (Google, GitHub, Numverify, Reddit, DuckDuckGo) and automatic report generation.
Shodan is the world's first search engine for Internet-connected devices. It enables users to discover internet-connected devices from power plants, mobile phones, refrigerators and Minecraft servers, monitor network exposure of devices directly accessible from the Internet, use internet intelligence on how products are changing over time, and use our API and Chrome Extension and Firefox Add-on. The platform crawls the entire Internet every week.
Should I Answer? is a site for looking up phone numbers, showing ratings and user reviews for searched numbers. It also publishes articles on avoiding scams and spam calls. The site lists supported countries including the United Kingdom and the United States.
PixelUnion is a private photo and video storage service built on a forked version of Immich, an open-source photo platform. It offers automatic phone backup through the native Immich apps for iPhone and Android, along with smart search and face recognition. Servers run on European soil on 100% renewable energy, and a free tier includes 16 GB of storage.
A curated directory of OSINT tools and resources organized by categories such as username, email, phone, image, social, chat, gaming and location. The page states that it prioritizes highly effective content over quantity and lists only services that can be used for free. It includes dorks and tool entries with usage examples.
Tobari is a free manga reader for phone, tablet and computer that supports manga, manhwa and webtoons. It offers offline reading, themes, a built-in library of 350+ sources, and no account or ads. Users can move a Mihon or Tachiyomi library over, keeping series, categories and reading progress.
Intelligence X provides a collection of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigative use. The tools support lookups for emails, domains, IP addresses, Bitcoin addresses, images, usernames, people, phone numbers, locations, files, VINs, and hashes, alongside social media intelligence tools for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and YouTube, plus AI-powered search features. All third-party lookup services open in pop-up tabs, and the provider disclaims responsibility for third-party service results.
Searchable repository for finding humanities datasets and datasets.
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.
