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openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
Block explorer for OpenGPU Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
openHAB is a vendor- and technology-agnostic open source automation software for the home, developed in Java on Apache Karaf. Its pluggable architecture supports over 400 technologies and thousands of devices, with rules driven by time, events, scripts, actions, notifications and voice control. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, Raspberry Pi, Docker and Synology, and is accessed through web, iOS and Android apps. It runs on local hardware without requiring cloud services.
Block explorer for OpenLedger Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Open Music Theory is an open-source, interactive online textbook for college-level music theory courses. It was built on resources authored by Kris Shaffer, Bryn Hughes, and Brian Moseley, edited by Shaffer and Robin Wharton, and published by Hybrid Pedagogy Publishing. It is intended to support active student engagement in the theory classroom and is designed for inverted or flipped courses.
OpenPanel is a multi-user web hosting control panel built around lightweight containers. Each user gets an isolated environment with a separate MySQL server, PHP version, Redis instance and root access. Administrators and resellers manage servers through the OpenAdmin panel, and the OpenPanel interface lets clients manage domains, websites, services and email. OpenCLI provides terminal commands for panel actions.
A page listing email applications across Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux, browser plugins and webmail providers that support the OpenPGP standard, either directly or with additional software. The page states that its authors do not actively participate in developing these third-party apps and have not performed security audits.
Block explorer for Openpiece Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
OpenTunnel is a free tunneling service offering SSH, V2Ray, XRay, OpenVPN, WireGuard and other accounts. The site states that accounts are free, servers offer unlimited bandwidth and are online 24 hours, and no logs are used to monitor activity. It lists total server counts per protocol.
Oracle is an interactive web program that analyzes patterns in a user's left and right arrow key inputs to predict their next keystroke. It is typically correct around 70% of the time, as humans struggle to act randomly. The program records each keystroke, compares the frequency of subsequent left or right inputs after matching four-keystroke sequences, and guesses the more common outcome. A similar approach can be applied to Rock-Paper-Scissors.
Block explorer for Orderly Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
A Chrome extension that combines several OSINT and SOCMINT tools into one package, with added support for Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Users need an account on each platform and must have the site open with a logged-in session in the active tab. The source code is obfuscated, which may trigger antivirus alerts.
Otter AI Meeting Agent supports real-time transcription, live chat, automated summaries, insights, and action items.
Toronto Hydro outage map for checking active power outages and service restoration information.
OverSight is a macOS tool that monitors a Mac's microphone and webcam, alerting the user whenever either is activated or deactivated. It requires macOS 12 or later and administrative privileges to install and run. The project is open source and can alert even when the system is already infected, though in some cases it cannot identify the responsible process.
A free, evolving tutorial on cryptography maintained since 1999. It covers basic cryptographic concepts, types of algorithms including secret key, public key and hash functions, trust models, and applied algorithms in action.
Block explorer for Palette Chain Mainnet, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
PeerTube is a free software tool developed by Framasoft that allows creating a video hosting website on a web server. It connects platforms into a network of autonomous, interconnected hosting providers using ActivityPub, and relies on peer-to-peer broadcasting based on WebRTC. A mobile application is also available.
Block explorer for Perennial, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Phi Phenomenon is a website that studies great films by combining data from hundreds of lists to determine consensus best films. It presents a master list ranked by director, actor, year, genre, and nation of origin, alongside notes on different film tastes and a list of top films according to regular film fans. The site also includes an FAQ, method, and references pages.
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.
Pieces is a memory layer that runs in the background on a computer, forming a searchable record of work from apps the user already uses. It captures activity chronologically so users can search, filter and revisit moments, and carry context into AI tools. Memories are saved on-device by default, and capture from copy and paste is opt-in.
Pitivi is a free, open-source video editor designed for Linux. The project is built on the belief that everyone should have access to owned, improvable tools for filmmaking and personal expression. It features an intuitive user interface, a clean codebase, and an active community. Past software releases have introduced functionality including auto alignment, precise audio waveforms, object tracking, beat detection, enhanced clip properties, and media library clip tagging.
The Pittsburgh Queer History Project (PQHP) is an oral history and media initiative founded in 2012 that focuses on LGBTQ after-hours nightlife in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania between 1960 and 1990. Its core program is Miss 89 (MS89), a series of in-person intergenerational media archive events featuring rare film screenings and other activities to support collective, cross-generational memory sharing. The project also hosts public events.
