Star History is a web tool for viewing and comparing the GitHub star history graph of open source projects. The site also lists a top committers ranking and provides a Chrome extension.
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Star Fit is a tool for planning events with friends or coworkers. A user creates an event with a rough time period, enters preferences, and sends the link to participants. Results update live and show a heat-map of everyone's preferences, with the best time for the event duration calculated using STAR Voting. It is built on Crab Fit and its code is open source.
Star Wars Intro Creator is a free tool for creating Star Wars opening crawl sequences. Users can write their own text, preview the crawl playing instantly, share the finished sequence for free, and optionally download it as an HD or Full HD video.
280+ Websites to Submit Your Startup is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Starlink Coverage is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
StartMyCar is a community of users centered around vehicles, covering questions, answers, problems, and solutions. Users describe vehicle problems in detail, comment on questions, and share how problems were solved. Browsing is open without registration, but asking a new question or replying requires registering. All content is written by users.
Startups RIP is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Tools for Startups is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Failory's Graveyard collects analyses of why startups, products, and acquired businesses failed, organized into a Startup Cemetery, Google Cemetery, and Amazon Cemetery. It also offers a newsletter for startup founders with weekly guides and stories.
404PageFound showcases old websites that still exist. Started in May 2009, it focuses on dated websites generally from 1994-2001 that remain active and have avoided major updates. The site states it is not an attempt to emulate the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
BoredReading is described as a curation of articles from around the internet. The site presents articles in topical categories including startups, life, history, science and technology, links to sources such as SatPost and Platformer, and offers a reading list for adding and removing articles.
CamStreamer hosts a live gallery of streams captured via its in-camera app, covering categories such as airports, animal enclosures, city locations, construction sites and Axis experience centers. It also offers services for users to start their own live broadcasts.
Chronophoto is a browser game that tests knowledge of pop culture and history by asking players to guess the year a photograph was taken. It offers unlimited games, a daily challenge, and a party game for friends. Photo years span 1900 to 2025, and a custom range starts a new game.
A Movember web tool offering practice conversations on topics such as loneliness, relationships, grief and unemployment. It guides users through starting a conversation and keeping it moving in a non-judgemental direction, and links to the ALEC skills: Ask, Listen, Encourage Action, Check In.
Detective Board is a browser-based online tool for creating digital evidence and detective boards. Users can pin notes, photos and articles to a virtual corkboard, connect clues with red string, and share completed boards publicly. It is free to start and designed for use in true-crime research, story planning, tabletop campaigns and study.
Discorch is a TypeScript and Go project for browsing Discord history and requesting message deletions. The README describes choosing between following Discord's terms or using automated deletion. Development requires Node.js 18+ and pnpm, with commands to install dependencies, start a development server and build for production. It is licensed under AGPLv3.
Folding@home is a distributed computing project that simulates protein motion, with volunteers donating spare computer cycles to run simulations designed by research labs. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and no account is required to start. A research consortium of academic labs proposes simulation projects and analyzes the results. The project has produced peer-reviewed papers since its launch in October 2000.
Forest is a Firefox browser extension designed to help users reduce internet addiction and stay focused. When a user starts a 30-minute focus session, they plant a virtual seed that grows into a tree; if they access websites on their blacklist during the session, the tree withers. The extension includes features to support personal time management and allows users to share their grown trees.
Heylo is a platform where group leaders organize events, communications, payments and sponsorships in one place. It provides event creation, RSVPs, attendance and member onboarding, with dues, paid tickets and donations. The service is free to start and also has web and iOS and Android apps.
The HTML Hobbyist is a site about learning HTML to build a website, fanzine or personal site. It discusses the history of the World Wide Web and argues that publishing a website is cheaper and easier than before. It offers a one-page starter and a web badge.
Layoffs.fyi is a tracker of tech and startup layoffs, listing laid-off employees and companies since 2020. The page is continually updated and organized in reverse chronological order, with layoff charts and yearly sections. The data is free to use with attribution to layoffs.fyi.
Lervos is a tool that generates freelance job proposals matched to a user's personal writing style and past project history. It remembers users' real projects and writing rules to produce platform-appropriate proposals in seconds, and offers a free starter tier with no credit card required.
Meetup is a platform for finding local groups and events and for starting a group. People use it to meet others who share their interests and to connect over activities such as hiking, reading and networking.
A web page listing more than 400 product-based companies and startups, organized alphabetically with 482 companies added. It is presented as a repository of opportunities to apply to, described as not just FAANGM.