Our preservation stack is fully open-source. Browse, fork, and contribute to the tools that keep the early web alive.
Distributed web crawler optimized for 90s-era infrastructure. Handles frame-based layouts, table structures, and deprecated protocols gracefully.
Headless browser engine forked to accurately render Netscape Navigator 3.0 and IE4-era CSS/HTML without modern layout corrections.
Specialized scraper for GeoCities, Angelfire, and Tripod archives. Reconstructs deleted directories and recovers guestbook databases.
Lenient HTML parser designed to handle non-standard 90s markup: unclosed tags, deprecated attributes, inline styles, and nested tables.
Maps and archives WebRing networks. Reconstructs navigation graphs and preserves community metadata from the late 90s web.
Official command-line interface for querying and downloading snapshots. Supports bulk export, WARC conversion, and metadata filtering.
We welcome pull requests, documentation improvements, and bug reports. Our repos are maintained by a global community of digital archivists, historians, and retro-computing enthusiasts.
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