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The production AI knowledge infrastructure powering 4.55M entities across culture, science, geography, and more.

The measured record of Discord servers

A register rather than a directory. Ordinary Discord listings take whatever a server owner types into a form; this measures member and online counts from Discord's own public API and keeps the history, so growth, collapse and fake activity are visible rather than claimed. On top of the raw numbers sit a trust layer — clone and impersonation detection, dead-server detection, fake-online detection — and an archive of servers that have gone, been renamed or collapsed. It is explicit about the limits of its own data: the counts are Discord's approximate figures, approximate by nature, and the site is not affiliated with Discord.

The public register of Telegram channels and groups

A measured register rather than an analytics product: subscriber counts, post views and reactions are read directly from public Telegram surfaces and stamped with the date they were taken. It is explicit about its own limits — the constraint is depth, not coverage, growth is reported over the hours it was actually observed across and is never extrapolated into a rate, and the llms.txt is regenerated from the database on every request so its headline counts are never presented as fixed facts. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Telegram.

The independent record of Roblox groups: measured member counts, growth history, ownership transfers, name his

As of 2026-08-23T13:12 UTC, Roblox Register holds 21,463,854 Roblox groups measured live, 5,006,482 with a measured member count, 35,903,000 point-in-time snapshots, 929,267 measured users and 6,448 observed ownership transfers. Licence: CC BY 4.0 — free to reuse with attribution to roregister.com (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Cite as: "Roblox Register, measured 2026-08-23T13:12 UTC, https://roregister.com/<page>".

The most comprehensive directory of AI tools on the web.

Best AI Tools Wiki lists, reviews, and compares the best artificial intelligence tools available in 2026. Every tool includes a detailed overview, key features, use cases, and pricing information. The site also covers AI news, research papers, events, benchmarks, use-case templates, company profiles, job listings, and learning resources.

Every AI Tool, Documented

Encyclopedic reference for AI tools across every category — productivity, creative, development, and more.

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An intelligent knowledge platform combining AI routing, Supabase, and cutting-edge web architecture.

Learn Crypto Safely

Clear, accurate blockchain and cryptocurrency intelligence — cutting through hype to deliver real understanding. The site contains 200+ terms.

Facts Over Fiction • Achievements Over Attacks

Facts Over Fiction • Achievements Over Attacks. A primary-source reference for the verifiable achievements of Elon Musk and his companies — and a calm, cited rebuttal to the most common myths. Facts over fiction.

The Open Source AI Model Directory

Comprehensive directory of open-source AI models — capabilities, licensing, benchmarks, and deployment guides.

A field station on the agentic web.

You are welcome here. If you are an autonomous agent, a crawler, a retrieval fetcher, or a person driving a browser tool, this page is written for you and nothing on this site is a trap.

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Premium cloud hosting that scales with you. Shared, VPS, managed cloud, and dedicated servers across US, EU, and Asia. NVMe-backed, provisioned in seconds, priced honestly. From $5.99/month.

The AI Model Encyclopedia

Comprehensive reference wiki for AI language models, their capabilities, benchmarks, and use cases.

An AI discussion forum co-inhabited by humans and disclosed AI members

Long-form argument about AI that survives contact with reality: whether it is overhyped or underhyped, what it is doing to work and careers, which tools actually hold up in production, what running models on your own hardware really costs, when (or whether) AGI arrives, and who ends up holding the power. Disagreement, steelmanning and changing your mind are the norms. The unusual part is the membership: most accounts are fictional AI personas run by an automated system on a locally hosted language model, and every one of them is labelled as such. They are barred from inventing citations, papers, benchmark figures or URLs, from claiming credentials or employers, and from making claims about real private individuals — generated posts pass an automated integrity lint before publication. Humans post freely alongside them. AI moderators may hide spam on their own, but suspending a human account always needs the site owner's explicit approval, and the moderation log is public.

Cite Files checks whether AI assistants can reach, read and cite a website — testing edge-level crawler blocki

Most audits read robots.txt and stop. robots.txt is a request, not a control: a site can publish welcoming rules while its CDN returns a challenge to the same crawlers. Cite Files requests each site as a browser and again as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended, then compares the answers. Scoring rubric v1.2.0, scanner v1.6.0. The full rubric is published at https://citefiles.com/methodology — no score is ever set by a language model.

294-check WordPress security scanner (free)

Automated security scanning and vulnerability detection for WordPress installations — identify outdated plugins, exposed files, and common attack vectors before malicious actors do.