This software is currently being developed by Wojciech Gryc under my direction. The goal is to make a software application for personal network analysis. Presently, you can load in a series of network files (assuming they all have the same attributes), and perform analysis on these networks in real-time. It is more than a batch processing suite, as it builds a dataset of metrics as you go along. This dataset can then be used for multi-level analysis, or just used in your favorite stats package. It imports graphML, raw text files and pajek files.
NameGen is a program for entering data. I built the first incarnation of NameGen, used in the Connected Lives project. The second generation of this software was coded primarily by Jeffrey Wong, and to a lmuch lesser extent, myself. The new version is far more generic and can be used as an all purpose network data entry tool. It presently exports to GraphML.
This is really just a simple script to be used in the GUESS graph visualization program. It creates a new java tab that allows the user to interact with graphs using smart buttons rather than python code. It is meant to help bring the power and elegance of GUESS to the masses. One of my favorite features of this script is its ability to export changes to a file that you can then reapply to other similar graphs (or to this graph if you start adding new data).
This is a program to allow customizable mailings to posters in CraigsList. It is currently in use and not for distribution until the project is completed. Feel free to email me for more info.