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Mem is an AI-powered work organization tool designed for team use. It is built to organize work materials including meeting notes, project information, and organizational knowledge bases, with all stored content instantly searchable and readily discoverable by users. The official page displays a notice stating that Mem requires a newer web browser version to function properly.
Mendeley is a free all-in-one reference manager designed for researchers and students to support research workflows. It provides 2GB of free storage, tools to add, organize, read, highlight and annotate PDFs, generate references, and sync data across devices. The platform includes AI functionality that helps users quickly locate materials in their personal library, uncover patterns and relationships across stored references, and extract context-rich insights from documents.
MetaStrip is a browser-based tool that removes metadata from photos, videos, PDFs and documents, including GPS, camera and author details plus AI tags and C2PA Content Credentials. It runs entirely client-side, so files are not uploaded, and reads metadata locally with libraries such as piexifjs and pdf-lib. It supports batch processing of up to 100 files and is open source under MIT.
MindPal is a platform for turning documents, courses and SOPs into AI agents and multi-agent workflows. It is aimed at coaches, consultants, course creators and agencies, and users can publish agents as chatbots, embedded tools or branded portals. It offers no-code building, ready-made templates and free starting use.
Minecraft Earth Map offers ready-to-play maps in several scales, from 1:500 to 1:18000. Official maps are for Java Edition only, while fan-made map converts exist for Bedrock. Legacy maps for 1.12.2 are available at 1:1000, 1:2000 and 1:4000. The site also links the Tiles software used to create maps for 1.16.5 and newer.
Mini Dictionary helps learn languages with dictionaries, reading tools, lessons, pronunciation, or study resources.
Miniflux is a minimalist, opinionated, self-hostable feed reader. It is lightweight, optimized for readability, and automatically fetches original article content for feeds that only display summaries. The reader removes pixel trackers and tracking parameters from URLs, uses a media proxy to prevent third-party tracking, has no telemetry or advertising, and supports keyboard shortcuts for navigation. Paid hosting is available for $15 per year with a 15-day trial period.
mIRC is a Reddit community or thread with discussion, guides, updates, or shared resources.
MKVToolNix is a project for creating and working with Matroska files. The repository includes a README with installation and requirements sections and a NEWS file. The code is primarily C++.
MOC (music on console) is a console audio player for Linux and UNIX systems. The project has stable 2.5.2 and development 2.6-alpha3 releases. A forum post notes that MOC does not currently read the year from tags, though adding it is considered possible.
Mockup generator for creating device screenshots, product visuals, and presentation-ready images.
Monoskop Log is a digital library of arts and humanities. Its entries list books and publications, including The Lab Book: Situated Practices in Media Studies and Networks of Care, with publisher, ISBN and page details. The site also notes a Mastodon account and newsletter.
Morse Typing Trainer is a Google experiment for learning Morse code, created to make the learning process more fun. It is intended for people who have set up Morse code for Gboard and are ready to learn. The experiment is part of a larger project supporting Morse code for accessible communication and was built by Use All Five and Google Creative Lab.
MovieLens 1M is a stable benchmark dataset of movie ratings containing 1 million ratings from 6000 users on 4000 movies, released in February 2003. It is available as a downloadable archive with a checksum and README.
Mozhi is an alternative frontend for many translation engines, initially made as a maintained fork or rewrite of SimplyTranslate. The README lists supported engines Google, Reverso, DeepL, LibreTranslate, Yandex, MyMemory and DuckDuckGo, and notes the engine code has been split into a separate repository. The author states a focus on the API and engines, with a CLI and webapp planned.
mp3-book is a non-English reading, font, dictionary, or language-learning resource.
MP4DIRECTS is a community site offering downloads of manga and Japanese light novels. Its listings show light novel files in Epub and Pdf formats, with a manga download list and a light novel list. The site also displays a donation status toward a funding goal.
MPDS (Materials Platform for Data Science) is an online materials database originating from the PAULING FILE project, containing over 3 million entries of physical properties, crystal structures, and phase diagrams for inorganic materials. It offers multiple access tiers: free open access with login includes search by over 15 criteria, analysis tools, interactive plots, and access to around 50k datasheets; paid full GUI access adds detailed visualizations, data export in over 5 formats, high-quality redrawn phase diagrams, and access to around 3 million datasheets with full references and DOIs; paid API full access provides machine-readable data, regular updates, documentation and support, and OPTIMADE standard support, and includes full GUI access.
MuPDF is a software library for managing PDF and other document formats, with bindings including PyMuPDF, MuPDF.js and MuPDF.NET. Its stated tasks include extracting content, rendering, merging, splitting, editing, signing, viewing, annotating, redacting and optimizing PDF files.
Musify is a free, open-source, ad-free music app for Android with streaming and offline listening. It has a Material You interface, supports searching songs, building playlists, reading lyrics and saving tracks for offline playback, and requires no account. It is distributed via GitHub and F-Droid.
Myth-Weavers is a play-by-post roleplaying site that hosts active games across many tabletop systems. It provides free character sheets, dice, and forums for collaborative storytelling, along with game management, player roles such as game masters and readers, and privacy controls. The site has offered play-by-post roleplaying since 2006.
The Naked Scientists is an online science radio show and podcast that also publishes science articles, interviews and a discussion forum. The site hosts science podcasts and science radio shows and offers science features written by scientists internationally.
NASA Ebooks helps find books, reading material, archives, or public-domain educational texts.
Natomanga helps find, read, or organize manga, comics, webtoons, and visual stories.
