Evergreen ILS is open source library software offering downloads, documentation, and release notes. Its download page lists monthly releases and beta releases containing fixes for the public and staff catalog, and security releases addressing a cross-site scripting vulnerability. Documentation covers installation of the Evergreen server, including prerequisites and configuration, with official documentation written and maintained by the Documentation Interest Group.
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FactGrid is a database project running on MediaWiki. Its Beam-me-up tool is presently not working properly due to a Wikidata block of all automatic harvesting. A mailing list was created for community communication. The project has published blog posts on historical data modelling topics.
FictionDB is a book discovery site for finding fiction series and authors in reading order. It lists series, new releases and genres, and offers search by author, title or series. A free account allows tracking authors and series; a premium tier is listed at $25 per year.
FileRise is a self-hosted web file manager and storage hub written in PHP. It provides per-folder ACLs, drag-and-drop and resumable uploads, file and folder sharing links, tags and search, and in-browser previews. It supports WebDAV access, optional folder-level encryption at rest, and OnlyOffice integration. A no-database setup is described, with Docker or a standard Linux PHP web server as deployment options.
FILExt is a file extension reference site offering a collection of file extensions, many linked to the programs that created the files. The site provides an online file viewer; dropping a file on the website lets FILExt analyze the file type and preview it. The database contains detailed information about almost every file extension. The site was created by Tom Simondi at the turn of the millennium.
Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
An archive documenting cancelled and unreleased video games, prototypes and lost gaming history. It states that since 1999 it has preserved rare information, assets and developer stories from across all eras of gaming. A features section collects in-depth articles, developer interviews and stories about cancelled, unreleased and prototype titles.
Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
GeoNames is a geographical database covering all countries, containing over eleven million placenames available for free download. It provides REST web services for accessing geographical data, with both free and premium service tiers, including data on elevation, country codes, and postal codes.
The German Centre for Cancer Registry Data at the Robert Koch Institute provides cancer statistics for Germany. It offers an interactive database query with information on current cancer statistics and covers many cancer sites. Its methods section includes registration completeness, incidence, prevalence and survival rate estimations. It publishes reports on cancer epidemiology in Germany.
Gnooks is a literature discovery instance of Gnod, a self-adapting system that learns visitor preferences. It asks which authors a visitor likes and suggests other authors the visitor might like. Its database holds tens of thousands of authors.
Griffith Open is Griffith College's institutional repository. It collects, preserves and makes freely available research publications by college staff and learners, including theses, articles, book chapters and teaching resources. Material already published is made available subject to the open-access policies of the original publishers. The service is maintained by Griffith College Library.
Heidelberg University Publishing (heiUP) uses Anubis anti-bot software that employs a proof-of-work challenge to block aggressive AI website scraping. The system is designed to reduce server downtime caused by mass scraping activity, and presents a verification page to users before granting access to site content.
Newspaper portal of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
Home of the Underdogs is a database of old games described as abandonware, presented as a tribute to underrated PC games. The site offers browsing by random pick, company, title and designer, along with freeware titles and guides for running DOS and Windows games.
IMEx data is a non-redundant set of physical molecular interaction data curated from direct submissions, peer-reviewed journals or pre-prints. It is available in MITAB or PSI-MI XML 3.0 formats and provided by a network of participating public domain databases.
Indigenous Systems is a platform developed by Humanculture that presents research, field documentation and academic contributions on Indigenous systems, cultural heritage and environmental governance. It documents Indigenous knowledge, stewardship and governance across ecological contexts and describes Humanculture's contributions to United Nations and other international institutional processes.
Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
Digital library for searching books, documents, images and online collections.
IsoArcH is a non-profit initiative for standardizing, preserving and sharing isotope data across archaeology, anthropology, environmental science and forensics. It offers a standardized data model, an interactive query and visualization tool, a dataset catalog, DOI assignment and cloud services. Every dataset is reviewed before appearing online. The database is described as free to use.
ScholarWorks is an archive sharing over 50,000 articles, working papers, chapters, presentations, posters, theses, historical documents and other items submitted by members of the IU Indianapolis campus community. Community members can log in with IU credentials to share content freely. Materials are organized into communities and collections that visitors can browse.
An expert-driven guide to pharmacological targets, providing quantitative information on prescription medicines and experimental drugs that act on them. It is a joint initiative of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology and the British Pharmacological Society, and is the new home of the IUPHAR Database. Registration is required to use the website.
Browse digitized texts, images, archives and cataloged cultural materials.
The Japanese American Military History Collective is a cooperative partnership of cultural heritage organizations. It assembles, digitizes, and makes web-accessible historical documents and oral histories of the Japanese American military experience in World War II. The site presents featured items, collections, and oral history interview transcripts.