tool for mass geotagging of photos

Quick #go tool to automate work with EXIF data

A tool that searches (using Google, Bing etc.) for documents in the domain, analyses their metadata and generate a report in CSV format.

extract EXIF metadata (GPS coordinates, camera model, timestamps) from photos in the browser — images are analyzed locally and never uploaded

facial recognition api for Python and the command line

searching for a face among the archive of photographs from public events in Kazakhstan

Upload a screenshot to identify the font, then browse free lookalikes with their licences stated.

Blockchain explorer for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, DogeCoin, Dash. Getting into about address, transactions and block hashes, block number or wallet name.

A simple tool to check whether a Bitcoin address has been used for ransomware, blackmailers, fraudsters and view incident reports.

Tool for OSINT investigations on TON NFTs. Search info (balance, scam status etc) by Telegram nickname, phone number or domain.

Search across more than 7.5M #Ethereum addresses labeled to easily identify wallets and exchange

Google CSE for search 15 code repository services

search by 4 690 628 packages across 32 different package managers

Simple tool for scrapping emails and social media accounts from the website's source code.

Scrape URL's of the target website and find links to cloud resources: Amazonaws, Digitaloceanspaces, Azure (windows net), Storage.googleapis, Aliyuncs

Paste the link to the site and the bot finds the sitemap. The bot then goes through all the links on the site looking for email addresses (strings contains @).

quick find errors in code

collection of Github investigation command line tools. Explore users, employes, endpoints,surveys and grab the repos

service that monitors in real-time the illegal use of source code from certain repositories on Github

provides a set of packages to make exporting Issues easier useful for those migrating information out of Github

#AI Search engine for developers. Type a question (e.g. how to do something) in normal human language and get code examples in response.

Add free, privacy source code search engine with popular tech sites snippets in search results: Mozilla Developer Network; Github; W3 Schools; Hacker News; Read the Docs; Geek for

HTML/JS deobfuscator

Run and test code written in one of 680 programming languages (260 practical and 420 recreational) directly in your browser

Great online environment for creating, testing, and researching written JavaScript tools (and #OSINT has many: social-analyzer, opencti, rengine, aleph).

analyzes command-line scripts and explains in detail the errors found in them

super tool for those who forget to leave comments on their code or have to deal with someone else's code.

Take the art of copy and paste from Stack Overflow to a new level of speed and productivity

free #API to get pictures with cats for different HTTP response codes

command-line HTTP client

run code from repositories on Github directly in a browser

A simple script that analyzes the #opensource products used in your project and displays a list of links to pages for financial support for their developers.

Simple app which corrects your previous console commands.

Enter the API key or token to find out which service it can be used by.

Timesaving tool that allows cheat sheets to be loaded directly into the command line (or Sublime Text/IntelliJ IDEA) using the curl command (run after installation).

Online tool to configure stable and secure #nginx server. Select the options and then download the config files.

Simple online tool that explain in details Sender Policy Framework (email authentication standard) record of target domain.

A tool that is a great time-saver when working with the command line. Enter "tldr command name" and get a brief description with examples of how to use it.

AWK (script language) is a powerful command line tool for extracting data from texts and auto generating texts. For those who don't use CLI yet (or just want to solve some problem

A huge knowledge base of 4050 programming languages. For each language you can see its place in the ranking, the number of users and repositories, the history of creation, linguist