AddrBook  

AddrBook v1.0 is a simple, yet flexible web-based address book system. It lets people search the address book, look up entries alphabetically, or add themselves to the directory. (You may also disallow users from adding entries.) The admin user may delete entries, and change the admin password. In addition, when setting it up, you may choose to disable access to any of the search or lookup features and keep those password-protected.

Hosting Requirements: Perl 5+
Price: Free

   Online Adress Book  

Features: Web-based for worldwide access. Looks and functions very close to a real address book. Click on the 'Letter Tabs' to access the address page. Each page entries are auto-alphabitised by lastname (primary key) then first name (secondary key). Easy to add, update or delete entries by clicking the top page letter you want the entry to be in. Advanced embedded JavaScript code for instintanious display of address pages. Virtually no limit to the number of entries. Optional/multiple entries for home phone, fax, pager, & cell, and email. Clicking on primary email address will start-up the email composer.

Price: Free (GPL)

   Agnostos  

Agnostos is a simple web-based task management system, allowing you to maintain a set of todo lists for a number of people, departments and workgroups.

Hosting Requirements: Unix/Linux; Perl 5.005_03+
Database: MySQL 3.22.27+
Price: Free

   Address management database  

AMS is an address management system consisting of a perl script and a configuration file for sql databases (msql, postgressql, mysql, ..). Adresses can be searched, mantained and downloaded (CSV, Text-TAB delimeted, LaTeX table) from a server via Browser.

Price: Free

   y-notes  

y-notes is a set of lightweight applets and scripts that enable webmasters to specify points where website users may leave 'sticky notes' to be used as a navigation aid, shared, and retrieved later. y-notes require no registration, logins, or passwords.

Price: Free