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The Register
What each product is, who it is for, where to find it, and — stated as a mechanism rather than an adjective — what it is allowed to do with your data.
Multi-tenant RAG platform
A retrieval-augmented generation platform for teams that need language models grounded in their own documents. Multi-tenant by design: one deployment, isolated data per customer.
For companies building document-aware AI features.
Tenant documents are never used to train models — ours or anyone's.
Halal content filter that can't spy on you
A content filter for a community that shouldn't have to trade surveillance for the feature. Available as a Chrome extension; iOS and Android apps are in development.
For people who want a content filter they don't have to trust.
Filtering runs on your device. Your browsing history never reaches us, so there is nothing for us to collect, sell, or leak.
More entries join this register as they ship. Each product keeps its own site and support; Dooplin is the company behind them.
Web archiving, run for people who cannot run it
Preservation-grade web archiving with an editorial workflow, bilingual search, and library-standard interoperability — hosted, so a three-person organisation does not have to become an infrastructure team.
For memory projects, human-rights documentation groups, university special collections, and newsrooms with a record worth keeping.
Your archive is yours. Captures, metadata, and identifiers export in open formats on request or on exit — there is no version of this where leaving costs you your record.
The Morgue, page A3Not everything here is a product.
Non-profit initiative
Preserving the primary record of Bangladesh's July 2024 revolution
A bilingual (English/Bengali) public archive of the 36 days that toppled a regime — documents, photographs, testimony, and broadcasts, preserved as primary sources with citations. Open API access for researchers, and answers drawn only from the published record.
This one isn't a business. It earns nothing, costs us money to run, and is built to outlast us. We say elsewhere on this site that we try to contribute whenever a project allows it — this is what that looks like when a project allows it fully. History that isn't archived gets rewritten; this is our part in making that harder.
Reading the archive requires no account. Analytics are optional and off by default. Free to use with credit.
julyarchive.org