ODP++ uses http://dmoz.org (Open Directory Project) to retrieve real time data and display it. Unlike other similar scripts, you have full control over the appearance. It has improved built in support for creating niche web directories. It also comes with several plugins for amazon asociates, news headlines, etc. You can change every bit of HTML source. It is totally template and module based so that you can decide on the positions of the modules and how they will look like. The modules are: Categories, search box, links, newsgroups, etc. Other features include: SSI Emulation, remote SSI, remote html clipping, custom plugin API and plug and run library modules.

This script allows you to search the ODP in different langauges and countries. The script is very easy to install and freely configurable. DMOZ Search System is available in german and english.

Advanced Directory is a Perl-based application that allows you to add instant directory content for your site by including entire or part of Open Directory in a matter of minutes. It also comes with full searching support. Professional directory and searching solution for demanding webmasters. Cutting edge cgi solution for reliable content management and more.

Have the open directory project on your site without hosting gigabytes of information. This Template driven parser collects the content from Linkspider UK and then formats the directory in your own image. Correct URL formating for spider friendly indexing. With 99.9% Directory Up Time.

eSearch uses the Open Directory Project Data as a data set and for formatting search results. The program queries the OPD third party provider for category listings and/or search results and then funnels the results back the browser with the appropriate formatting options. This provides the website user with a fully up to date data set for all searches and does not require to the website publisher to store any large data sets on the server.

Anaconda! Open Directory is a perl CGI script that dynamically creates a site directory on your website using the Open Directory Project data. The Open Directory Project is a comprehensive directory of quality websites that is maintained by thousands of volunteers from all over the world. Its a fantastic resource containing hundreds of thousands of site descriptions all neatly placed within thousands of categories and subcategories. The directory is fully searchable.

The DMOZ negotiator uses the Perl LWP libraries to make remote calls to the Open Directory and puts their content into your website (using YOUR headers and footers).