Franchise is an open-source SQL notebook for desktop. It runs a version of the SQLite engine in the browser, so processing happens locally, and users can load CSV, JSON, or XLSX files by dropping them in. A terminal command sets up a database bridge for connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or BigQuery. Published notebooks can be downloaded as HTML documents.
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The Minecraft Wiki is a community-run, publicly accessible and editable wiki about the Minecraft franchise that has been running since 2009. It covers the game, its editions and franchise topics, and anyone can contribute.
Chiaki.site is a set of services built on aggregated anime data from MyAnimeList.net and Shikimori. Its sections include Watch Order, which finds related franchise titles and sorts them by air dates, and Sequel Locator, which finds related titles not yet in a user's list. It also offers image-based anime quizzes, a Discord quiz bot and a voice actor comparison tool.
cholyknight is a site run by Choly that designs and sells kawaii sewing patterns. It hosts weekly free pattern releases, limited store-wide sales, and themed in-the-hoop plush files including seasonal and licensed franchise collections.
MangaCodex presents manga, light novel and anime sales statistics from Japan, including weekly Oricon charts, circulation tallies, Shoseki daily rankings and franchise data, alongside connections between authors and their works.
Rating Graph is an online visualization tool that generates graphs about TV shows and movies based on user ratings. It presents ratings and trends for tens of thousands of TV shows, movies, franchises, directors and writers, with new graphs, daily updates and histories. The site describes itself as a one-man hobby project.
Screenscape is a platform for discovering and streaming thousands of movies and television series. It aggregates trending content, popular series, new releases, and provides information on where titles are available on major streaming platforms including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, and others. The site offers genre and language browsing, curated collections for franchises such as Star Wars and Harry Potter, top 10 rankings, and an optional ad-free Screenscape+ tier.
TASVideos is a site for tool-assisted game movies, offering videos across popular game franchises and genres. It provides resources on learning to TAS, accepts submissions that are sync verified and judged before publication, and lists platforms with approved rerecording emulators.