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AllSides is a platform that provides balanced news coverage and media bias ratings. It uses non-partisan, crowd-sourced technology to present news stories and perspectives from left, center and right-leaning sources, alongside bias rating tools, dialogue resources and educational materials.
AlsoAt is a platform for creating a personalized profile page containing links to social media, websites, and other online presences. It offers premade themes and a single link intended to gather a user's online locations.
Andrew Marsh's personal website hosts experimental tools and web applications developed as part of ongoing work on PerformativeDesign.com. It includes framework apps, interactive diagrams, and processing applications. Outputs may be used for research, teaching, consulting, or commercial work, but source code is copyrighted and may not be copied or reverse engineered.
A mapping tool that finds the antipodal point of any place on Earth. Users enter a country, city, address, zip code or coordinates, and the site displays the original location on one map and its diametrically opposite location on another. Both maps can be moved and zoomed, and the address and coordinates are shown below each map.
AnyChart is a JavaScript charting library with an API and documentation. It offers a large number of chart types, and the site lists related products for stock charts, HTML5 maps and Gantt charts. Version 9.0.0 added chart types including arc diagram, dependency wheel, org chart, stream graph, waffle chart, lollipop and dumbbell. The library is described as working with any development stack.
The official site for NetCut, a network utility for cutting connections, and related tools including the Arcai router with built-in NetCut and Wi-Fi speed control. The site also covers NetCut-defender for protection against ARP spoofing attacks and a full-feature NetCut for Android that requires root access.
Archive ouverte UNIGE is the digital repository of the University of Geneva's scientific heritage. It hosts more than 126,210 publications, supports searching for publications, submitting new works, and generating bibliographies. The repository includes publications from university departments such as sociology, biology, and global studies, with recent works covering topics including healthcare access, diabetes self-management among refugees, and philosophy of science.
ArrayCat is a browser-based tool for converting strings, lists and CSV columns into PHP, JavaScript, Python, Go, Delphi and Pascal arrays, JSON arrays, MySQL inserts or plain lists. It can remove duplicates, empty items and diacritics, sort lists, change letter case, normalize whitespace and encode Base64. Input is processed in the browser and not uploaded.
ART-Dok is an open-access publication platform for art history and visual studies operated by Heidelberg University Library as part of arthistoricum.net. It hosts academic works including monographs, essays, lectures and theses, offering free diamond and green open access publishing. All publications are permanently archived, assigned persistent identifiers (URN, DOI), and made discoverable via library catalogues and full-text search.
AssemblyAI provides voice AI infrastructure, including pre-recorded, realtime and synchronous speech-to-text APIs, a voice agent API, speech understanding features and guardrails. Features such as speaker diarization, summarization, sentiment analysis and PII redaction run on the same transcription request.
AtomDB is an astrophysical plasma emission database providing atomic data for modeling X-ray spectra. It includes ionization and recombination rates, energy levels, wavelength and Einstein A values, electron and proton collision data, and density-sensitive line diagnostics for plasma modeling.
The Atomic & Molecular Database at the Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics collects, assesses and compiles atomic and molecular data for elementary processes, particularly data used in plasma simulation and diagnosis. It holds more than 2.7 million records and includes an ionization potentials and levels index and a periodic table selector. The molecular database is under construction.
The Avalon Project is a Yale Law Library initiative that provides public access to digital documents in law, history and diplomacy. Its holdings are organized by historical time period, spanning materials from 4000BCE to the 21st century, and include specialized collections such as the International Military Tribunal for Germany archive and the Project DIANA online human rights archive.
A GitHub repository listing packages, services and manuals related to web scraping. It covers libraries for Python, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript and Go, command line tools, and web-scraping manuals. It also lists headless browsers, DNS over HTTPS providers, pastebin sites, tunneling software and captcha solving services.
Searchable repository for finding biology datasets and datasets.
BioImages is a personal photographic guide to the biodiversity of Britain and Ireland. Users can search the site through Google or browse a taxonomic hierarchy from biota down to species. It covers most major organism groups except birds and other vertebrates, with images showing multiple angles, life stages and diagnostic features. Images are hosted by DiscoverLife and are intended as visual support for identification.
BioSites is a free link in bio tool for Instagram and TikTok, developed by Squarespace. It lets users build custom public profile pages that hold multiple links, with built-in features for payment processing, audience contact collection, and traffic analytics.
Userscript for Blur Info, adding browser customization or automation to supported websites.
BookStack is a free, open-source, self-hosted platform for organising and storing information, positioned as simple wiki software. Content is organised into books, chapters and pages, with a WYSIWYG or Markdown editor, built-in diagrams.net drawing, search, configurable branding and multi-lingual support. It runs on PHP with the Laravel framework and MySQL.
Butterfly is an open-source, cross-platform note-taking app built around an endless workspace for placing notes, sketches, diagrams, images and documents. It supports handwriting, typed text and Markdown, shapes and lines, and imports of PDFs, SVGs and image files. Content can be exported as PDF, SVG, images or portable Butterfly files. Files can be stored locally, and the app works offline.
Userscript for Bypass FREEdlink, adding browser customization or automation to supported websites.
Cadenza is a resource site for classical and contemporary music and musicians, offering programme notes, musician listings, concert pages, a glossary, links and a MIDI diary. It includes worldwide and country-based concert pages, including Scotland, Wales, New York City, London and Elgar Country, and allows concerts to be added to a worldwide database.
The Cancer in Young People in Canada (CYP-C) Data Tool is a national pediatric cancer surveillance program led by the C17 Council with the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer. It captures diagnosis, treatment and short-term outcomes to five years for patients under 19 at Canadian pediatric centres, and provides pan-Canadian surveillance data to inform research and planning for cancer control.
CanYouSeeMe.org is a free open port check tool for remotely verifying whether a port is open or closed. It is used to check port forwarding, confirm a server is running, or detect whether a firewall or ISP is blocking ports.
