I've given https://husserl.net/ a site I created 20 years ago to facilitate bibliometric studies of Husserl's corpus, a much-needed makeover. Go from keywords, to texts ordered by occurrence, to page references, to the text itself (courtesy of https://ophen.org/), in just a few clicks. Get a feel for when different ideas were prominent for Husserl. Lots of other custom features I'll post about later!
Philosopher, phenomenologist, and cognitive scientist at UCMerced. Visualization builder. Work on Simbrain (http://simbrain.net) in my free time.