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Ship’s Manifest

PirateSERP sails on open source. Credits and licenses for the open-source projects that support PirateSERP.

Projects
41
open-source projects aboard
Years
32
of shipbuilding, 1991–2023
Licenses
13
distinct open licenses (flags)
  • Infrastructureruntimes, frameworks, servers (hull & rigging)
  • Language analysisreads pages and language (crow's nest)
  • Interfacewhat you see and touch (deck & quarters)
  • Open dataopen data we steer by (charts & maps)

  1. 1991

  2. 1996

  3. 2001

    • NLTKApache-2.0Language analysis
    • SciPyBSD-3Language analysis

  4. 2002

  5. 2004

  6. 2005

  7. 2008

  8. 2009

  9. 2010

  10. 2011

  11. 2012

  12. 2013

  13. 2014

  14. 2015

  15. 2016

  16. 2017

  17. 2018

  18. 2019

  19. 2020

  20. 2021

  21. 2022

  22. 2023

AI providers

Not open source, but no voyage leaves without them: the AI providers you sail into with your own key. Your key, your bill, no markup.

  • OpenRouter

    One key, many models: every AI writing and analysis feature runs on your OpenRouter key and the model you choose.

  • Google Gemini

    Gemini embeddings for Content Alignment, on your own Gemini key.

Every flag belongs to its own crew: names and licenses are the property of their projects, and PirateSERP is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. This site includes GeoLite data created by MaxMind. Thank you to everyone who builds in the open.