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Open WebUI is a self-hosted AI interface for running AI on the user's own hardware. It connects to local or cloud models including Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, or compatible services, and can be extended with Python. The project offers community-shared prompts, models, tools, and functions, and lists deployment options including on-premises or air-gapped setups. Installation can be done with a pip command.
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.
OpenCritic is a review aggregator for video games that collects reviews from top publications such as IGN, GameSpot, Polygon and Eurogamer. The site also offers browsing of games by platform and lists of top rated games of all time.
OpenDroneMap is drone mapping software that generates maps, point clouds, 3D models and DEMs from images taken by any camera in any orientation. Its ecosystem includes ODM, a command line toolkit for processing aerial images from drones, balloons or kites, plus NodeODM, CloudODM, PyODM, ClusterODM and other projects.
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.
OpenRefine is a free, open source tool for working with messy data. It enables users to clean data, transform it between formats, and extend it with web services and external data. All data processing occurs locally on the user's machine rather than in cloud services. Key features include faceting to drill through large datasets, clustering to fix inconsistencies by merging similar values, reconciliation to match datasets to external databases, infinite undo/redo functionality, and support for contributing to Wikidata and other Wikibase instances.
OpenTopography is a platform providing high-resolution topography data and tools, including lidar point clouds, digital elevation models and hillshade imagery. It offers data discovery, programmatic access to raster DEM datasets through a STAC catalog, and a Point Elevation API returning elevation for any location from global and regional datasets.
OpenTracks is an open-source sport tracking application described as completely respecting privacy. Its features include elevation gain estimates, Bluetooth LE heart rate sensors, photos and markers during tracking, online and offline maps, and map theming. A pure offline version without internet permission is available via F-Droid. The app contains no in-app analytics and no cloud integration.
A list of recommended OptiFine alternatives for Minecraft: Java Edition, organized into performance, cosmetic, shader, fog and utility categories. Listed mods must be publicly available and respect the Mojang EULA, and cheat clients are excluded. The page includes version ranges for entries such as Sodium on Fabric and NeoForge.
ORBISPatches.com is an archive of PlayStation 4 game updates that monitors the PlayStation 4 game servers. It reports over 60,000 patches in its database and lists totals for games, patches and publishers.
OSINT.SH is a collection of information gathering tools. It lists tools for finding public cloud buckets, subdomains, DNS history, reverse IP lookups, technology detection, certificate searches, DNS lookups, reverse Google Analytics and AdSense IDs, WHOIS history, reverse WHOIS, reverse domain searches, OCR text extraction, MD5 hash guessing, SSL checking, IP geolocation, and reverse MX and name server records.
The Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite is a NASA resource focused on ozone and atmospheric composition data. It provides access to data and products related to ozone, aerosols, trace gases, reflectivity maps and cloud products, alongside publications, instrument status updates and educational materials. The suite covers data from instruments including TOMS, BUV-SBUV-SBUV/2 and sensors on the S-NPP, NOAA-20 and NOAA-21 satellites.
PackCrafter is a free browser-based Minecraft resource pack editor. It provides a pixel editor with 16 drawing tools and layers, and supports animations, random variants, face overrides, custom sounds, splash texts and display transforms. Blocks can be previewed in 3D, and packs export as a .zip file. The interface offers three progressive levels, and no account is required.
PacksMC is a site for downloading free Minecraft Java Edition texture and resource packs across versions from 1.8.9 to 1.21. It offers in-browser preview, creator communities and an in-browser pixel editor. Creators upload a pack once, and the site rebuilds it across eight Minecraft versions and publishes it with in-game screenshots. A Packs+ membership is also offered.
A command line tool for creating Minecraft modpacks. Instead of managing JAR files directly, it creates TOML metadata files that can be version-controlled and shared with git. Packs can be exported to CurseForge or Modrinth, or used with packwiz-installer for an auto-updating MultiMC instance.
Paimon.moe is a companion site for Genshin Impact. It offers an ascension calculator and database to plan farming, a todo list, and a wish counter that imports wish history and tracks pity and wish statistics. It also provides reminders and an achievement tracker.
Palworld Interactive Maps & Locations is a fan-made resource for Palworld by The Hidden Gaming Lair. It offers 164 interactive maps covering locations across Palpagos Island, The World Tree and other areas, alongside a database of Pals, items, recipes and technology, plus tools including a Breeding Calculator and an IV Calculator.
Palworld.gg is a Palworld database and wiki covering Pals, breeding, items, weapons, structures, an interactive map and building information. It also provides a breeding calculator, team builder, tier list, capture rate and technology tree.
Paper is a Minecraft game server based on Spigot. It is designed to improve performance and offer more advanced features and API, with optimizations including asynchronous chunk loading and improvements to the light engine, hoppers and entities. It extends the Bukkit and Spigot APIs and is supported by a plugin repository called Hangar.
Pelican is a free, open-source game server control panel. The web interface, called the Panel, manages servers in isolated Docker containers on machines running the Wings service. It provides one-click installations, supports games such as Minecraft and Terraria, and includes documentation and community support.
Pennsieve Discover is a cloud-based scientific data management platform operated by the University of Pennsylvania. It enables users to find and access public scientific datasets, and supports scientific data management, analysis and publication workflows.
PHPCRM is a web-based customer relationship management software built with PHP that helps businesses manage customer interactions, leads and sales pipelines. It is offered in two editions: PHPCRM Open-Source, free and self-hosted, and PHPCRM Cloud, a premium fully hosted edition. Core features include lead management, customer relationship management, proposals and estimates, invoicing and billing, inventory, tax, staff and user management, internal messaging and reporting.
PineconeMC is a fork of Prism Launcher that adds integrated support for Ely.by accounts. It offers offline mode without a Microsoft account, improved garbage collection and modpack, mod and shader downloads. Its minimum required Windows version is Windows 10.
Piwigo is open source photo library and digital asset management software for managing, sharing and organizing photos and videos. It is offered as Piwigo Cloud, hosted in France, or as a self-hosted installation on the user's own infrastructure. Both versions share the same open source core and offer API access. Users can import media from multiple sources, organize it with albums, sub-albums, tags and metadata, and grant upload rights to third parties.
