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PhiloBiblon is a free internet-based bio-bibliographical database of texts written in Romance vernaculars of the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. The legacy version's data were frozen on 1 January 2025, and the active version is available through the PhiloBiblon Viewer. It consists of four bibliographies: BETA, BIPA, BITAGAP and BITECA.
The Phoenix Open Data Portal is the City of Phoenix's site for exploring city datasets, organized into groups such as transportation, public safety, and general government. It also hosts dashboards, including performance, homelessness, sustainability, and police use-of-force views. External datasets from the US Census, Department of Housing, and Bureau of Labor Statistics are linked.
Phone Scoop maintains a searchable database of phone specifications, organized by manufacturer and carrier. It includes phone finder and compare tools for viewing details of up to five phones side by side, along with new releases and FCC approvals. The database currently contains 2807 phones.
Photo Editor is a photo editing application for Android. It offers color adjustments, effects, drawing and text tools, cropping and rotation, and corrections such as red-eye and white balance. Images can be saved in JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and PDF formats, and metadata can be viewed, edited or deleted.
Photon is an RSS/Atom reader focused on speed and usability, designed as a terminal-based viewer with image support via sixel. It is extensible with Lua plugins and can use OpenCL for image scaling. Photon does not include features for adding or managing feeds; feed URLs are supplied via command-line arguments, text files, or external commands.
Photonix is a photo management application that ingests a photo collection and builds a searchable image database. It offers an image organizer and viewer, version tracking and de-duplication, multiple users, sharing, and slideshows, and makes the collection accessible from a web browser. Image analysis includes color analysis, location detection, object recognition, and face detection and recognition.
PhysioBank is an archive of annotated, digitized physiologic signals and time series, organized into more than 50 databases with over 36,000 recordings. The recordings are freely available from PhysioNet. A browser-based PhysioBank ATM allows viewing records and annotations or obtaining limited samples in text format. PhysioToolkit software can read data directly from the PhysioNet server without downloading files first.
Pic2Map is an online EXIF data viewer with GPS support that allows users to locate and view photos on a map. It uses EXIF data found in photos from digital cameras, smartphones, and tablets. Without GPS data, it still serves as an online EXIF data viewer.
Picturama is a digital image organizer. It scans local files and browses photos by date, with detail views, EXIF information, tags, favorites, and rotate, tilt and crop tools. The original images are not modified. It supports JPG, PNG, TIF, WebP and HEIC/HEIF, and raw formats only on Mac and Linux. It is free and open source under the MIT license.
PicView is a picture viewer for Windows 10/11 and macOS that supports various image formats, including animated WEBP and GIF, SVG, AVIF, HEIC, PSD and comic book archives. It offers EXIF data display, image compression, batch resizing, image effects and galleries. Portable and installable versions are available.
PiGallery2 is a self-hosted directory-first photo gallery website optimized for low-resource servers, especially Raspberry Pi. It offers a photo viewer with an information panel, maps using photo location data, and advanced searching with boolean logic, negation, exact and wildcard matching. Installation is possible via Docker or native setup.
Pitsport lists live fixtures and viewing pages across supported sports and competitions.
The PGP Repository is an infrastructure for publishing plant research data. It offers submission options for IPK staff and for partners using ELIXIR authentication, plus web-based submission. Users can browse and search the repository through the DataCite Metadata Store, and view access and download statistics for stored datasets.
A free web viewer and player for YouTube playlists. It can reverse a playlist to watch oldest-first, sort by date or title, mark watched videos, resume playback at a saved timestamp, and sync playlist states across devices. The page also lists example educational courses and guides on playlist sorting and management.
Pokémon Fusion is a web-based tool that automatically fuses two Pokémon to create an entirely different creature. Users can enter their name to view a custom starter fusion, and access links to the creator's Fediverse profile and blog, which includes a post explaining how the site was built.
The MDM-Portal is a meta-data registry for creating, analyzing, sharing and reusing medical forms. It serves as infrastructure for academic non-commercial medical research and provides core data sets, common data elements, data standards, code lists and value sets. Researchers can view, discuss, download and export forms in formats including PDF, CSV, Excel, SQL, SPSS and R.
Browse live fixtures and viewing pages across supported sports through Ppv.
Ppv lists live games, matches, competitions, and sports viewing pages.
Prash Chan is associated with the MDM – A GEEK'S POINT OF VIEW blog hosted at mdmgeek.com. The blog is run by data management expert Prash Chandramohan and covers topics including master data management, data quality, data governance, cloud, marketing, and leadership. It also offers free email subscriptions for new blog posts.
The Precipitation Processing System (PPS) processes, analyzes and archives data from the Global Precipitation Measurement mission. Its public website hosts tools including a data viewer, a search service for custom subsets and subscriptions, coincidence finders, and GPM and TRMM documentation. GPM and partner data products are available from FTPS and HTTPS archives, and registration is required to access this data.
Prelinger Archives is an archival film project co-directed by Rick Prelinger and Megan Prelinger. Rick Prelinger began collecting ephemeral films in 1983, and a collection of 60,000 films was acquired by the Library of Congress in 2002. Since 2000 it has partnered with Internet Archive to make a subset of over 9,000 films available online for free viewing, downloading and reuse.
Project Aon is a volunteer fan group publishing Internet Editions of Joe Dever's Lone Wolf books, which he permitted to be published online and downloaded free of charge, along with contributions from illustrators. The books can be read online or downloaded and printed for offline viewing. The site also includes news, a FAQ, blog, forum, and a list of where to purchase Lone Wolf gamebooks.
Project CSV is a free, open-source web application for viewing and editing .csv files in a browser or offline. It processes file data locally on the user's device without sending it over the network or collecting other data. The application allows selecting .csv files, adjusting settings, generating editable tables, and downloading the edited table.
Project Random is described as a random, obscure content generator for the web that surfaces media with zero views from platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Spotify and others. It lists video, audio and games sources such as YouTube Shorts, Twitch VODs, Soundcloud and Scratch Projects.
