ODP++ (free) and Absolute ODP (commercial) scripts to integrate links and categories from Open Directory into a web site.

Commercial product. Client side software can handle up to 100, 000 listings (only a small part of the overall directory).

An open source (GPL) program package that parses and inserts the RDF into a database and displays the ODP data from the database using PHP. The PHP script supports caching, some templating and searching. Documentation and SourceForge project page.

Free Perl scripts to provide live Open Directory content on your Web site, from Grohol.com. Includes a demo.

XML parser that inserts the Open Directory structure into MySQL database. (Zip file)

A commercial search engine solution that parses the RDF dump to import the entire Open Directory onto a local server. The URL listings can be spidered and indexed to build a large full-text search engine.

HTML code to add the Open Directory to a web site, with banner ads.

Parses RDF dumps from the ODP into static HTML files or a SQL database, reducing server load and user load times.

Free ASP script that fetches live ODP data and displays it. Documentation and download.

A collaborative project whose goal is to create Open Source Web Catalog software for various platforms and languages that can selectively import data from the Open Directory Project. Early releases are currently available for Perl, ASP, and PHP.