roostorg/awesome-safety-tools

roost.tools/awesome-safety-tools

Mirror of https://github.com/roostorg/awesome-safety-tools

ROOST (Mirror) / awesome-safety-tools · GitLab

Mirror of https://github.com/roostorg/awesome-safety-tools

Robust Open Online Safety Tools

Robust Open Online Safety Tools

Open by Design: ROOST's Approach to Safety Tool Development

T&S Across the Fediverse: ROOST at FOSSY 2026

Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Coop 1.0: World’s First Free, Open Source Child Safety Infrastructure for Every Platform

Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

How Bluesky Transformed their Safety Operations with Osprey

Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

ROOST (@roost.tools)

We’re ROOST (Robust Open Online Safety Tools), a non-profit building and maintaining open source, accessible, high-quality, transparent safety tools for digital organizations of all kinds. roost.tools

ROOST at AtmosphereConf 2026

Robust Open Online Safety Tools or ROOST is a new non-profit entity designed to address the urgent need for accessible, high-quality safety tools in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

roostorg/coop

Review and moderation, your way. Online safety dashboard, queues, routing and automatic enforcement rules, and integrations.

Free Tools for Trust & Safety | Musubi

Free tools for Trust & Safety practitioners: stress-test policies, decode jargon, build exec briefs, calibrate your team, and more.

Free Tools for Trust & Safety | Musubi

Free tools for Trust & Safety practitioners: stress-test policies, decode jargon, build exec briefs, calibrate your team, and more.

Developer Ecosystems for Software Safety

How to design and implement information systems so they are safe and secure is a complex topic. Both high-level design principles and implementation guidance for software safety and security are well established and broadly accepted. For example, Jerome Saltzer and Michael Schroeder’s seminal overview of principles of secure design was published almost 50 years ago,10 and various community and governmental bodies have published comprehensive best practices about how to avoid common software weaknesses—for example, Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE)a and Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) Cheat Sheet Series.b