This 4chan archive contains approximately 10 million text-only threads, mainly from 2006 to 2008.
Social Media Tools
Websites and tools tagged “social media tools”.
Hexo builds static websites from posts through a JavaScript framework designed for creating and publishing blogs.
Bear Blog is a fast, privacy-focused blogging platform for publishing writing without ads or tracking.
This list collects open source alternatives to popular internet frontends, helping users browse services through independent interfaces.
Palettes for Tumblr manages color schemes on Tumblr, letting users create and apply custom palettes.
twtxt provides decentralized minimalist microblogging designed for hackers.
Tuisky manages Twitter sessions in a multi-column client for browsing posts and accounts.
Nadeko provides self-hosted privacy services, with its site describing independent hosting focused on user privacy.
This theme adds customizable styling for 4chan X, with version 5.10.2 listed on the project page.
Yotsuba Catalog provides catalog mode for 4chan, presenting board threads in a compact browsing layout.
Grayjay Sources Repository lets users browse and install sources for Grayjay.
Explore OSoMe tools for detecting automated accounts and visualizing how information spreads online.
Disroot provides online services built around privacy, including tools and community-hosted accounts without ads or tracking.
Notepin combines simple note taking and blogging, allowing users to publish writing without managing a full site.
Trend Hunter AI scans social platforms for trends and returns opportunity scores and platform specific insights.
FeedHive helps create social content with AI and manage social media through automation and agent tools.
Grayjay follows creators across platforms in one app, collecting creator feeds and videos through a unified interface.
Repurpose.io helps publish and distribute content to platforms such as Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.
This list collects apps and tools for enhancing social media workflows, with project entries organized in a community-maintained catalog.
Haven lets users self-host a private blog and feed reader, providing an alternative to centralized social platforms.
tumblr-utils backs up a Tumblr blog locally as HTML, with a fork adding Python 3 support and fixes.
Mataroa lets users write and publish posts through a minimal blogging platform with a simple web interface.
Btw helps users create a personal website through an open source website builder.
RepliQ creates personalized cold outreach emails, LinkedIn messages, videos, images, and landing pages from lead lists.





















