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Respan is an AI gateway that routes requests to over 1,000 models through one API endpoint, with automatic fallbacks, response caching, and spending limits. It also provides built-in observability for tracing LLM calls, tool calls, and agent steps, plus automated evaluations and security testing for masking PII and red-teaming agents before launch.
Kittygram is an anonymous, privacy-friendly, lightweight, open-source frontend for browsing Instagram, inspired by nitter. It serves fully prerendered pages and handles requests itself to reduce tracking. Users can search for users or hashtags, or replace www.instagram.com in Instagram links with the instance domain. The source code is on Codeberg under the AGPL-3.0 license.
Kittygram is an anonymous, privacy-friendly, lightweight, open-source Instagram frontend inspired by nitter. It serves fully prerendered pages instead of the JavaScript-heavy official web interface, and all requests are handled by Kittygram to reduce tracking. Users can search for users or hashtags, or replace www.instagram.com in a link with the domain. The source code is on Codeberg under AGPL-3.0.
LadyScan is the official block explorer for the LadyChain blockchain on Chain ID 589. It lets users browse blocks, transactions, addresses, tokens, and verified smart contracts. A REST API with JSON responses is documented, requires no authentication, and is limited to 100 requests per minute.
Leak Lookup is a data breach search engine for searching database leaks and dumps. It offers username, email and IP address lookups across thousands of breaches to help track credentials compromised in the wild. A hash API provides hash-cracking capabilities and an API key is required to make requests.
A personal collection of solutions to LeetCode problems written in C++23, Java, Python, MySQL, and TypeScript. The site aims to provide readable code with consistent style. Solutions can be found by searching by number or title. The repository does not accept pull requests, though forking is allowed.
Leon is an open-source personal assistant that can run on a user's server. It is built on Node.js, Python and artificial intelligence concepts, and responds to requests. It uses a modular architecture for creating or using skills, and supports several cloud and offline text-to-speech and speech-to-text solutions.
Lighthouse Reports is a non-profit based in the Netherlands that leads complex transnational investigations. It blends traditional investigative journalism methods such as freedom of information requests with emerging techniques like open source investigation and data science, and works with media partners to publish public interest journalism.
LoopVid is a browser-based tool for viewing submitted videos, with handling done via JavaScript in the user's browser. The site states that its server only sees a request for the front page. It notes it does not cover requests made to its blog, and it says the software is free with downloadable source code.
Maige is open-source infrastructure for running natural language workflows on a codebase. After connecting a repository, users write rules describing what should happen when issues and pull requests are opened, and the tool can label, assign, comment, review code, and run simple code snippets. It works with the GitHub API. A standard plan is offered after free use, with usage-based payment.
massCode is a free and open-source developer workspace for code snippets, Markdown notes, HTTP requests, calculations, and quick developer utilities. It is a local-first desktop app organized into Spaces, with a built-in AI assistant that connects to a user's own AI provider or a local model.
MD2PDF is an offline web application that converts Markdown files to PDF format without requiring network requests. Users can select, edit, and transform Markdown content locally in their browser, with no data uploaded to external servers.
MediaPeek is a browser-based tool that inspects media metadata from a URL in a clear interface. It reads only the bytes needed via byte-range HTTP requests and can look inside ZIP and TAR archives without full extraction. It runs metadata analysis through mediainfo.js in WebAssembly, exports results in several formats including JSON, object, text, HTML and XML, and shares results through encrypted links without storing content.
Mess with dns is a site for hands-on DNS experiments, offering a subdomain at {{ domain }}.messwithdns.com where records can be added and edited. A live updating list shows requests for the subdomain's records, presented as a low-consequence way to learn by experimenting and breaking things.
NerdyData is a search engine for website source code and technographic data. It crawls millions of live domains, fully rendering pages including JavaScript, and indexes the resulting source code, cookies, headers and network requests. Users can search for sites using specific technologies, scripts, HTML patterns, cookie names or HTTP headers. The platform supports sales prospecting, market sizing, competitive tracking and security research, and provides API access, a browser extension, Gmail add-on and MCP integration for AI assistants.
Ngā Taonga is an archive whose search page offers access to nearly 800,000 films, radio, television and audio recordings spanning 120 years of Aotearoa New Zealand history. Requests for collection use are subject to rights checks, availability and applicable fees.
A knowledge-base page from IVPN explaining how the company responds to legal requests for customer information. IVPN is incorporated in Gibraltar and states it complies with court orders from recognized authorities with jurisdiction, while noting it cannot hand over information it does not have. The page says no personal information is requested at sign-up and that customers would be notified if persistent logging were ever required by law.
OpenChaos.dev is a self-evolving open source project in which the community votes weekly on pull requests and the winning PR is merged. The site frames this as Control versus Chaos and lists past winners in a Hall of Chaos. It also references voting countdowns and a project tag cloud.
Optery is an opt-out service that finds and removes personal information from data brokers and people-search sites. It provides an exposure report and self-service removal tools on a free tier, with paid plans adding automated removals and custom removal requests. A 30-day money-back guarantee is offered for individual accounts.
Orbiter Forum is a discussion board for Orbiter, a space flight simulator, and for spaceflight topics. Sections cover Orbiter development, addon development and requests, general questions and help, and spaceflight news. A help section addresses installing and running Orbiter and common troubleshooting issues.
OsmAnd~ is an open source offline world map application based on OpenStreetMap, available from F-Droid. It offers map viewing, GPS navigation without an internet connection, route planning and GPX track recording. The listing notes anti-features including non-free assets and tracking via an installation ID sent with map download requests.
Packet Sender is a free, open source utility for sending and receiving network packets, with support for TCP, UDP, SSL and DTLS. It includes a built-in HTTP client for GET/POST requests, panel generation, a command line interface for scripting, and runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
Paste is a public pastebin service for storing text, source code or other data for a set period of time. It also offers an API for creating, retrieving, updating and deleting pastes, with API keys managed from a profile page. It states that API usage is rate-limited to 60 requests per minute per API key.
Pastemyst is a free and open-source website for storing and sharing text and code snippets, with syntax highlighting for many languages and optional password encryption. It includes an API and API libraries, and its API is rate limited to 5 requests per second.
