Good resources shouldn’t be hard to find.
Nepocore Library brings together tools, learning materials, open source projects, and creative resources in one searchable place. It is built for people who want to learn, make, and experiment without getting lost in a hundred open tabs.
A useful starting point
Explore 30 categories and their subcategories, from design and artificial intelligence to cybersecurity and video editing. Browse by what an AI tool does, filter full GitHub repositories, search the catalog, compare access labels, and save interesting finds in your browser. Collections offer a smaller starting point when the whole internet feels a little too big.
Free-first, with honest limits
Free software, open source software, free plans, and trials are different things. Our labels aim to make those differences visible. A free plan can have quotas; open source software can need paid hosting; a domain offer can require eligibility. Community listings that still need individual review say “Check terms.”
A growing index, not a blanket endorsement
The first catalog combines an editorial starter collection with links indexed from public, community-maintained collections. The indexed count represents distinct resource URLs, not individually audited recommendations. Links may change or become unavailable. Read the provider’s terms and use your judgment before downloading software or sharing personal information.
Built by Nabin Kunwar
I’m Nabin, a developer and cybersecurity student from Nepal. Nepocore is my way of making useful resources easier to discover for people learning and building on a budget. You can find more about my work at nabikunwar.com.np.
Help improve the library
Found a broken link, a misleading pricing label, or something useful we missed? Send the resource URL and a short explanation to nabinkunwar992@gmail.com. Suggestions are reviewed before publication.