trendsmap.com
Map-based Twitter trend tracker showing popular hashtags and topics by location.
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onemilliontweetmap.com
Interactive map showing geotagged tweets around the world for location-based social media research.
Twiangulate is a tool for search, analytics and mapping of connections between Twitter friends and followers. It is used to find which accounts are followed by key people and to see which accounts are most followed by members of a group. The site also points to a sister site, skyangles.com, for analyzing Bluesky's local networks.
omnisci.com
Interactive demo for exploring geotagged tweets and social activity on a map.
danielforsyth.me
A personal blog by Daniel Forsyth presenting data analysis posts, including an analysis of 2019 NFC East offensive spending versus production with nflfastR, a StockX data contest entry, mapping of NYC taxi data, and NBA Twitter emoji and word embedding work.
geosocialfootprint.com
GeoSocial Footprint is an educational demonstration site that lets Twitter users view the location information they disclose and highlights potential areas of concern with their sharing habits. It retrieves public tweets and analyzes them to calculate a geosocial risk, then offers suggestions for reducing a user's geosocial footprint.
awesomeopensource.com
Awesome Open Source lists open source projects categorized as OSINT alongside repository details. Entries include Sherlock for hunting social media accounts by username, Twint for Twitter scraping, Amass for attack surface mapping and asset discovery, and SpiderFoot, which automates OSINT for threat intelligence. Each entry shows dependent packages, total releases and most recent commit information.
timeline.knightlab.com
TimelineJS is an open-source tool for building visually rich, interactive timelines, described as a free, easy-to-use tool for telling stories in a timeline format. Beginners can create a timeline using a Google spreadsheet, while experts can use JSON skills for custom installations. The tool can pull in media from sources including Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps, Wikipedia and SoundCloud.