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YaCy is free software for running a search engine. It can be run locally, used to build a search portal for an organization, used for intranet search, or joined to a decentralized peer-to-peer search network where independently run devices contribute to a shared index.
zkBob is a Web3 smart-contract privacy wallet based on zero-knowledge proof technology. It supports private peer-to-peer transfers and private multitransfers of up to 127 in one transaction, plus a cross-chain exchange widget. It supports USDC on Polygon and ETH and USDC on Optimism, with additional tokens and networks planned.
Zrok is an open-source, zero-trust peer-to-peer tunneling and ingress solution developed by NetFoundry and built on the OpenZiti platform. It provides instant, secure tunneling of applications from anywhere, supporting private sharing of files, repositories, and video without exposing resources to public endpoints. Zrok is available as a SaaS or self-hosted deployment.
4d2 dot org describes itself as a provider of free access to communication and collaboration services in a mixed Linux/BSD environment since 2001, focusing on technical transparency, user privacy and free speech. It states that its Lemmy, Mastodon and PeerTube services are being discontinued on December 16, 2026, and that registration for Matrix is temporarily closed.
Academic Search is an academic research database offered by EBSCO. It provides access to more than 10,000 full-text journals spanning a wide range of academic disciplines, supporting research across numerous fields. Access to the database is available exclusively through participating institutions including academic libraries, universities, and other eligible organizations. The platform enables users to access peer-reviewed research, journal articles, and related scholarly resources for academic and professional purposes.
The Analytical Sciences Digital Library is a community-operated digital library providing peer-reviewed instructional resources for analytical chemistry teaching. It has been active since 1998, with content contributed by analytical sciences educators and researchers. The library offers courseware, learning modules, e-books, remote labs, e-labware, active learning materials, videos, datasets, and classroom activities to support undergraduate analytical chemistry curricula.
ARPHA Preprints is a service that addresses the need for faster scientific research dissemination by posting preprints, which are not peer-reviewed, copyedited or typeset manuscript versions, submitted to ARPHA Platform journals that have selected the service. Preprints are optional, so authors confirm during submission if they want their manuscript posted as a preprint. The service does not accept direct preprint submissions, only accepting preprints via participating ARPHA journals’ submission systems, with preprint scope and article types determined by the relevant journal.
The Astrophysics Source Code Library is a free online registry and repository for source codes of interest to astronomers and astrophysicists. It lists codes used in peer-reviewed publications and is indexed by ADS and Web of Science. Each code receives a unique ascl ID that can be used to link to its entry.
CensorBib is an archive of selected academic research papers on Internet censorship. It aggregates peer-reviewed work on the topic, accepts community pull requests to add missing papers, and many listed papers are used in associated community reading groups.
A blog post describing how to download torrents anonymously through I2P, a free anonymity network. It covers installing I2P, configuring Firefox to use its proxy, and using I2PSnark, noting that clearnet tracker torrents usually do not work inside I2P and only peers running I2P can connect.
Dryad is a nonprofit data publishing service where researchers can submit data files in any format and receive a citable DOI. Curators check submissions for accessibility and reusability of files and metadata before release. Submissions may be linked to an article or not, and data can be published privately for peer review.
Ecological Archives published materials supplemental to articles in Ecological Society of America journals, and peer-reviewed Data Papers with abstracts published in the printed journals. According to the page, Ecological Archives published such materials for the years 1981 through 2015 in digital, Internet-accessible form, and as of 2016 supplemental material and Data Papers are hosted at esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com.
Fediverse.Party is a guide to decentralized, autonomous networks running free open software on servers worldwide. It presents federated platforms including Friendica, Lemmy, Mastodon, PeerTube, Pleroma, Funkwhale, Hubzilla, Misskey, Pixelfed and diaspora. The site states there are no ads and no algorithms.
FlowRepository is a public database of flow cytometry experiments annotated according to the MIFlowCyt standard, allowing queries and downloads of datasets. It supports storage, annotation, analysis and sharing, serving as a data deposition place for findings published in peer-reviewed journals. New experiment creation is temporarily disabled due to storage constraints.
Folding@home is a distributed computing project that simulates protein motion, with volunteers donating spare computer cycles to run simulations designed by research labs. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and no account is required to start. A research consortium of academic labs proposes simulation projects and analyzes the results. The project has produced peer-reviewed papers since its launch in October 2000.
JMIR Publications is the official website of the leading open access digital health research publisher. It hosts over 30 open access journals with more than 43700 free-to-read and downloadable articles, including the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research. The publisher also offers JMIRx overlay journals for preprint repositories, and focuses on disseminating digital health research to researchers, patients, and other knowledge users.
NeuroMorpho.Org is a curated inventory of digitally reconstructed neurons and glia linked to peer-reviewed publications. It collects contributions from laboratories worldwide and is updated as new morphological reconstructions are published and shared. The site offers browse, search, literature, metadata and API access to the collection.
NewPipe is an open-source YouTube client for Android that aims to provide the YouTube experience without ads. It lists features including offline usage, background and popup players, subscriptions, bookmarks and local playlists. It also supports services such as PeerTube, SoundCloud and Bandcamp.
NutritionFacts.org is a science-based nonprofit organization founded by Michael Greger, M.D., that presents peer-reviewed nutrition and health research in videos, blogs, podcasts and infographics. It offers the material at no cost, cites the science and links to original sources, and states that it accepts no advertisements, corporate sponsorships, brand partnerships or paid subscriptions.
OAPEN is an infrastructure for peer-reviewed open access books that connects libraries, publishers, researchers and funders. It offers a library to browse by subject, publisher, collection or language, and states it holds over 40,000 open access books.
Open-source storage, sharing, and sync with end-to-end encryption, protected metadata, hosted accounts, and self-hosting support.
The Post45 Data Collective peer reviews and houses literary and cultural data from 1945 to the present on an open-access website. Its datasets cover topics such as bestseller lists, fiction indexes, literary prizes and citations.
Preclinical Image DAtaset Repository is a public repository that hosts information on preclinical image datasets from all imaging modalities associated with peer-reviewed publications. It provides open access to preclinical imaging datasets with accompanying metadata including imaging modality, host institution, species, disease model and license status.
Price One Penny is a peer-reviewed database cataloguing early Victorian penny fiction from 1837 to 1860, providing bibliographic information and access to surviving copies. It includes an electronic edition of "The Mysteries of the Inquisition" with French and two English translations presented side-by-side. Users can search by title or browse by work, author, publisher, periodical or library.
