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Teamdoko Old Reddit is a social media utility for platform customization, archives, embeds, or community tools.
Desert Bus Video Strike Team is an archive supporting the Desert Bus for Hope event. It stores and provides access to annual Video Strike Team content including videos, posters, statistics, and event data for past events, shares upcoming event schedules, and has open signups for 2026 VST participation.
Team Drdb is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
The BFI National Archive holds a large collection of film and television. Its teams preserve and develop the collection for future generations and make it accessible to current audiences. The archive offers services to search the collection, book films for screenings, and license archive material and stills.
An interactive web map that visualizes the 650 gigabyte Geocities backup made by the Archive Team on October 27, 2009. It arranges file-system neighborhoods and individual lots by file count, showing relative sizes when viewed in full and individual HTML pages when zoomed. Based on the 2012 installations The Deleted City 1.0 and 2.0.
The Slave Societies Digital Archive preserves serial records on the history of Africans in the Atlantic World, including information about Indigenous, European and Asian populations. Its holdings contain more than 700,000 digital images from the sixteenth through twentieth centuries, and teams have produced transcriptions linked to the original images.
Asana is a work and project management platform for human-agent teams. It provides tools for planning, automating, and executing workflows, including agentic work management, AI teammates, no-code automations, and integration with various services.
Clockify is a time tracker and timesheet app that lets users track work hours across projects. It offers a timer, manual time entry, weekly timesheets, and reports for analyzing and exporting tracked time. Features also include projects with estimates and budgets, scheduling, time off, invoicing, expenses, and team management.
CTFtime.org is a site about Capture The Flag competitions. It provides an archive of past events and writeups, a calendar of upcoming events, team ratings and rankings, and a comparison feature. Organizers can submit events, and visitors can browse tasks, writeups and teams.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
Data Hoarding is an index of resources and archives related to data hoarding, web archival and digital preservation. It provides a list of resources for getting started, helping archival teams, or backing up web content for personal use, with entries like Archive Team, ArchiveBox, Archivematica and ArchivesSpace.
A free group scheduling tool for teams and friends. An organizer creates a Groop, shares the link, and participants mark their availability or vote in a date poll. No account or app install is required, and the tool carries no ads.
Hakai Magazine is an archived publication that explored science, society, and the environment through narratives highlighting coastal life and phenomena. It ceased publishing at the end of 2024; its team continues to publish new ocean and coast stories at bioGraphic. Past feature articles and Audio Edition podcast episodes remain available.
HeySpinner is a wheel spinner tool that randomly selects a choice when the Spin button is pressed. Users can customize a wheel with names, words or numbers, and adjust input sizes so larger inputs are more likely to be selected. The site lists uses such as a random name picker, team generator, raffle picker and classroom activities. It launched in October 2022 and is described as free.
Liveuamap is an independent global news and information site that presents news, including conflicts, protests, terrorism, natural disasters and weather, from many sources. It uses a map-centric approach to organize stories and offers open online access to a chronological archive for researching past events. A team of developers and journalists founded it in 2014 to report on the Ukrainian conflict, later expanding to other regions.
Miro is an AI-powered visual innovation workspace designed to speed up product development from ideation to launch. It helps align teams, break down tool silos, and deliver customer-needed products, with features including an intelligent canvas, AI workflows, connectors, and an MCP server, supporting use cases such as research, roadmap planning, diagramming, and workshops.
NoDesk is a remote job board where users browse and apply to remote job listings at remote companies and startups for free. It also lets companies post jobs and build remote teams, and provides information about remote work.
An archive of code generators for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers. It lists generators for Wonder Mail, SOS Mail and SOS to A-OK Mail, plus a Wonder Mail S generator exclusive to Explorers of Sky.
Quick, Draw! is a machine learning game developed by Google Creative Lab and Data Arts Team. Players draw objects within a 20-second time limit, and a neural network attempts to identify the drawing. Completed drawings are added to a publicly available doodling dataset to support machine learning research. The game supports multiple languages.
The Place Atlas Initiative is a group that hosts the r/place Atlas projects and others, including atlases for 2017, 2022 and 2023 and the r/place Wiki. The page lists affiliated projects and names members of its archival, development and wiki teams.
zcal is a scheduling tool that generates personalized booking pages connected to work and personal calendars to prevent double booking. Pages can include a cover photo, welcome video and personal intro. It supports collective scheduling, round robin scheduling and team pages. The service is described as 100% free with no limits.
Zulip is an organized team chat app for distributed teams of all sizes, designed for asynchronous conversations. It offers cloud and self-hosted plans, with all plans using the same open-source software. The help center provides guides for new users and documentation for administering a Zulip organization.