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Reading and writing, entertainment and video, shopping and travel, web applications and tools, music and multimedia, news and information, fun and games, productivity and new media.

There are millions upon millions of websites, but the ones we visit are probably the same ones we always visit. However, there are many amazingly useful sites that you might not know about that could soon become your new favorites.

These sites exist to save time and money, to help us search more effectively, to drill down into reference materials, and so much more.

Wikibooks : A giant collection of online textbooks that anyone can edit.
HyperHistory : A visual timeline of 3,000 years of world history. Select a link to be taken to a whole new panorama of information.
TinEye : A reverse image search engine that lets you see where an image is being used on the web by running a visual search against a database of billions of images.
Digital History : For anyone who wants more information on U.S. history, this is the place to look. It has primary sources, quizzes, and more, all print-friendly.
Wayback Machine : Visit an archived version of a web page to access the page as it was when it was archived, even if things have changed since then.
Project Gutenberg : A huge database of tens of thousands of free downloadable books (you can read them online, too).
ManyBooks : Tons of free Kindle books and books in other formats (and in dozens of languages) for your computer or eReader.
Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) : A fantastic array of hundreds of free resources for improving your writing. Includes an updated MLA style guide.
LibraryThing : Share what you're reading with millions of other users, and connect with people that read similar books.
Hemingway Editor : Have you ever been curious if your writing is too hard to read or could improve? Paste the text into this site to see the readability score and suggested edits.
Freevee : Did you know Amazon Prime Video also has free, ad-supported movies? All you need is an Amazon account.
JustWatch : Ever wondered where a movie or TV show can be streamed the cheapest, or even free? Check out this site before you decide to purchase or rent a movie; you might be surprised where else it's available.
Zamzar : A file converter where you can upload any media file format and change it into another format absolutely free of charge and without installing any software.
Internet Movie Poster Awards : Get the first look at the very latest movie posters. Archives go back to 1912.
Animoto : Make a video using your own images and music, with professional looking effects.
Internet Movie Script Database : If you're looking for a movie script, IMSDb is where you need to be. It's a great way to get another point of view on your favorite film.
Woot : One of the best places to find deals on the web; everything from home and kitchen items to gadgets and technology-related products.
RetailMeNot : A coupon website that has coupons for both online and in-store products.
FlightAware : A free live flight tracker where you can view and track the activity of any private or commercial flight, as well as get printable airport information.
TrustedHouseSitters : Quit paying nightly rates when you need somewhere to stay during trips. This site lets you apply to stay in an unlimited number of homes all over the world for an affordable yearly fee, in exchange for watching the owner's home and oftentimes their animals.
Mint : Free and automatic money management. Mint is a great way to be on top of your finances and is one of the best money management apps .
Tripit : Forward confirmation emails to a special email address to automatically create a master itinerary for your trips.
Saltify.io : Share sensitive information through unique, password-protected and encrypted links that automatically expire after a set time.
amCharts : Free and customizable JavaScript charts, maps, and timelines. There are some delightful images here to use for your presentations or projects.
DWService : Run this remote access tool on a computer to access it from any web browser.
Mutual Backup : Keep your important files encrypted and backed up on a friend's computer for free.
Wormhole : Share large files and folders through your web browser with end-to-end encryption.
iHeart : Find free streaming radio stations across the U.S. of any music you're interested in.
HypeMachine : Listen to the music that people are talking about on the web.
Gnoosic : Discover new music that you didn't even know you liked.
Miro : Free, open source video player that works with a huge variety of video file formats. Also lets you use torrents, convert files, and share files over your network.
Magnatune : A unique website of free streaming music , most of which is unique to this site.
Upstract : This is the mother of news aggregators . Previously called Popurls, it's an awesome way to get quick information from a variety of popular online sources. On a single page are listings from Reddit, Google News, X (formerly Twitter), Digg, Vice, Medium, CNN, YouTube, and other sites.
BoingBoing : An exceedingly eclectic array of information gathered from all over the web.
Techmeme : One of the best places to get breaking technology news.
Drudge Report : Find news that's off the beaten track. It's usually one of the first places to break really big news items.
Paper Toys : Hundreds of free custom-designed paper models that you can print out and fold yourself.
Web Sudoku : Play Sudoku for free with literally thousands of different combinations.
Miniclip : Tons of cute animated games for kids and adults.
Wordle : Can you guess the five-letter word in six tries?
Escape Team : Experience escape rooms at home with these printable escape room games that are paired with a mobile app.
Focusmate : Connect with other people over video who need an accountability partner to get something done.
Artful Agenda : An online calendar inspired by paper planners.
X : A mini-blogging application that you can use to journal your thoughts and ideas.
Netvibes : A start page for the web ; you can personalize your Netvibes to your unique preferences.

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The 101 Most Useful Websites on the Internet

The most useful websites on the Internet that will make you smarter, increase productivity and help you learn new skills

Here are the most useful websites on the Internet that will make you smarter, increase productivity and help you learn new skills. These incredibly useful websites solve at least one problem really well. And they all have cool URLs that are easy to memorize thus saving you a trip to Google.

The Most Useful Websites and Web Apps

archive.is — take a permanent snapshot of a web page that will exist forever even if the original page is gone.
autodraw.com — create freehand doodles and watch them magically transform into beautiful drawings powered by machine learning.
fast.com — check the current speed of your Internet connection.
slides.com — create pixel-perfect slide decks and broadcast your presentations to an audience of any size from anywhere.
screenshot.guru — take high-resolution screenshots of web pages on mobile and desktops.
dictation.io – accurate and quick voice recognition in your browser using Google Speech API .
reverse.photos — upload an image and find similar pictures on the web.
copychar.cc – copy special characters and emojis that aren’t on your keyboard.
codeacademy.com – the best place to learn coding online.
noisli.com — ambient noises to help you improve focus and boost productivity.
iconfinder.com – millions of icons for all kinds of projects. Also try icons8.com and flaticon.com .
jotti.org – scan any suspicious file or email attachment for viruses.
wolframalpha.com – gets answers directly without searching – see more wolfram tips .
earth.google.com – explore beautiful cities, landmarks and orbit the world in 3D from the comfort of your browser.
unsplash.com – the best place to download images absolutely free.
videos.pexels.com — an online library of free HD videos you can use everywhere. Also see videvo.net .
invideo.io — make impressive videos and branded stories for Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Also see animoto.com and biteable.com .
semrush.com — Analyze your competitor’s website and discover who is sending them traffic.
zohosign.com — Sign documents online with legally binding e-signatures.

Also see: The Best Google Chrome Apps

everytimezone.com – a less confusing view of the world time zones .
e.ggtimer.com – a simple online timer for your daily needs.
random.org – pick random numbers, flip coins, and more.
remove.bg — remove the background from any photograph without firing up Photoshop. Also see unscreen.com for removing the background from GIFs and videos.
myfonts.com/WhatTheFont – upload an image of any text and quickly determine the font family.
fonts.google.com – the best collection of open source fonts that you can use anywhere without restrictions.
fontstruct.com — draw and build your own fonts and use them in any application.
calligraphr.com — transform your handwriting into a real font.
regex.info – find data hidden in your photographs – see more EXIF tools .
youtube.com/webcam — broadcast yourself live over the Internet without any complicated setup.
camelcamelcamel.com — Create Amazon price watches and get email alerts when the prices drop.
homestyler.com – design from scratch or re-model your home in 3D .
pdfescape.com – quickly edit PDF in the browser without Acrobat.
draw.io – create diagrams, wireframe and flowcharts in the browser. Also see asciiflow.com and excalidraw.com .
web.skype.com — make voice and video calls in your browser with Skype.
onlineocr.net – recognize text from scanned PDFs – see other OCR tools .
wetransfer.com – for sharing really big files online.
file.pizza — peer to peer file transfer over WebRTC without any middleman.
snapdrop.com — like Apple AirDrop but for the web. Share files directly between devices in the same network without having to upload them to any server first.
hundredzeros.com – the site lets you download free Kindle books .
app.grammarly.com — check your writing for spelling, style, and grammatical errors.
noteflight.com – print music sheets, write your own music online ( review ).
translate.google.com – translate web pages, PDFs and Office documents.
kleki.com – create paintings and sketches with a wide variety of brushes.
similarsites.com – discover new sites that are similar to what you like already.
bubbl.us – create mind-maps, brainstorm ideas in the browser.
color.adobe.com – get color ideas, also extract colors from photographs.
canva.com — make beautiful graphics, presentations, resumes and more with readymade template designs.
lmgtfy.com – when your friends are too lazy to use Google on their own.
midomi.com – when you need to find the name of a song .
history.google.com — see all your past Google searches, also among most important Google URLs
faxzero.com – send an online fax for free – see more fax services .
tinychat.com – setup your own private chat room in micro-seconds.
privnote.com – create text notes that will self-destruct after being read.
domains.google.com – quickly search domain names for your next big idea!
squoosh.app – compress images on the fly. Site works offline as well.
downforeveryoneorjustme.com – find if your favorite website is offline or not?
gtmetrix.com – the perfect tool for measuring your site performance and web vitals .
builtwith.com — find the web hosting company, email provider and everything else about a website.
urbandictionary.com – find definitions of slangs and informal words.

Also see: The Best Mac Apps and Utilities

seatguru.com – consult this site before choosing a seat for your next flight.
stackblitz.com — a playground for building web projects in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Also see: glitch.com .
flightstats.com – Track flight status at airports worldwide.
mymaps.google.com – create custom Google Maps with scribbles, pins and custom shapes.
snopes.com – find if that email offer you received is real or just another scam.
typingweb.com – master touch-typing and improve your typing speed. Use typelit.io and practice typing with classic literature.
todo.microsoft.com — a beautiful todo app and task manager. Also see Trello .
minutes.io – quickly capture effective notes during meetings.
talltweets.com — Turn Google Slides in animated GIF presentations and videos .
ifttt.com – create a connection between all your online accounts.
namechk.com — search for your desired username across hundreds of social networks and domain names.
gist.github.com — create anonymous and secret text notes and much more .
mathsolver.microsoft.com — solve algebra, calculus, trigonometry and other Maths problems with detailed step-by-step explanations.
powtoon.com — create engaging whiteboard videos and presentations with your own voice overs. Also see videoscribe.co .
beautifier — Prettify your source code and make the code readable. Supports JavaScript, JSON, PHP, HTML and more.
carrd.co — build one-page fully responsive websites that look good on every screen.
spark.adobe.com — make stunning video presentations with voice narration and wow everyone.
anchor.fm — the easiest way to record a podcast that you can distribute on iTunes without have to pay for hosting.
duolingo.com — learn to speak Chinese, French, Spanish or any other language of your choice. Also see memrise.com .

See: The Most Useful Tools for Programmers

buffer.com — the easy way to post and schedule updates on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google+ and Facebook.
10minutemail.com — create disposable email addresses for putting inside sign-up forms.
pixton.com — create your own comic strips with your own characters and move them into any pose.
twitterbots — create your own Twitter bots that can auto-reply, DM, follow people and more.
headspace.com — learn the art of meditation and reduce stress, focus more and even sleep better.
forms.studio — receive files from anyone in your Google Drive with File Upload Forms .
class-central.com — a directory of free online courses offered by universities worldwide.
googleartproject.com — discover museums, famous paintings and art treasure from all around the world.
instructables.com — step-by-step guides on how to build anything and everything.
flowgram.com — make data-driven graphics, charts and infographics. Also see adioma.com and eas.ly .
figma.com — create interactive wireframes and product mockups.
photos.icons8.com - make your own stock photographs in high-resolution with custom backgrounds, models and facial expressions.
gohighbrow.com — Take bite-sized courses on a variety of topics, chapters are delivered by email every morning.
appinventor.mit.edu — build your own apps ( sample ) for Android and iOS by dragging blocks instead of writing code. Also see thunkable.com .
htmlmail.pro - send rich-text emails with gmail mail merge .
wirecutter.com — whether you need a vacuum cleaner or an SD card, this is the best product recommendation website on the Internet.
mockaroo.com — download mock data to fill the rows in your Excel spreadsheet.
witeboard.com - A digital whiteboard for teams to collaborate during online meetings and classes.

Also see: The Best Add-ons for Gmail, Docs and Sheets

duckduckgo.com - a clean alternative to google search that doesn’t track you on the Internet.
whereami — find the postal address of your current location on Google maps.
zerodollarmovies.com — a huge collection of free movies curated from YouTube.
bard.google.com - Google’s answer to OpenAI ChatGPT for creative AI based answers.
upwork.com — find freelancers and subject experts to work on any kind of project.
razorpay.com - easily request payments from customers anywhere in the world.
udemy.com - learn anything from music to Microsoft Excel to accounting with online video courses .

Also see: The Best Websites to Learn Coding

Know any useful website that is missing in the list? Please let me know via @twitter .

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111 Most Useful Websites on the Internet

With the sheer myriad of websites available on it, the internet can often prove to be a pretty overwhelming place. As such it becomes really difficult to single out the useful websites from the needless ones. So today we bring to you a list of some of the most interesting and useful websites on the internet, which will definitely grab your eyeballs.

What if we tell you that it is possible to copy the text from a comic or a meme without having to manually transcribe it or discover outfits similar to the one worn by your favorite actor in a TV show or perhaps even send emails after you were dead! This would definitely draw your attention, wouldn’t it?

Well, over time the internet has come to boast of websites that are just as fascinating. But amongst the big names such as Facebook, Wikipedia or YouTube, even some really cool websites don’t get the attention they deserve.

But fret not, because we are going to share with you a list of some of the most useful websites available on the internet. Whether you are looking for helpful web tools, learning a new skill, reading some interesting articles or simply relaxing, this assorted collection of some downright amazing and useful websites shall satisfy all your needs. So without any further ado, let’s get down to it:

About.me : A platform to easily create your very own free web page and highlight your talents
Adblock Plus : Pissed with all those inappropriate & unnecessary popups, ads or banners? Use Adblock to block them and surf the web hassle-free
Alexa : Get access to some of the best tools from the SEO perspective and rank websites according to their traffic
Allrecipes : Discover scrumptious recipes, cuisine, how-to’s, reviews and much more on this social network for cooking enthusiasts
alternativeTo : One of the most useful websites on our list, alternativeTo comes in handy when you wish to find out alternatives to the software and apps that you already know of
Asana : A powerful task and project management solution for teams to track their work and collaborate efficiently. While you are at it, you might also want to check out another great project management application- Trello
BoredButton : Feeling bored? Just press the bored button and prepare to be amazed
BuiltWith : A great tool for web developers and designers, BuiltWith helps users to find the web technology used to build a site
Calm : Cool down, relax, breathe and usher in clarity, joy, and peace to your daily life with the mindfulness meditation techniques available at Calm
Canva : Create beautiful designs for Web or print blog graphics, Facebook covers, flyers, posters, invitations and much more
Cheatography : Build your very own cheat sheet or share one from this huge repository of cheatsheets known as Cheatography
ClipConverter.cc : Free online media recorder application which allows you to record and convert nearly any audio or video URL ( YouTube, VeOh) to common formats
CopyPasteCharacter : Spice up your documents, emails or tweets by copy-pasting special characters from here that do not appear on your keyboard
Corrupt-a-File : Wish to evade a deadline yet pretend as though all your work was complete? Use this free online service to corrupt a file on purpose and let the computer take all the blame
Couchsurfing : Global hospitality community which provides a platform for members to homestay, host travelers, meet others and for making travel a truly social experience
CV Maker : Helpful website to create professional resumes, CV, and bio-data online for free. Simply fill in your details and generate beautiful PDF and HTML resumes
Dead Man’s Switch : Is there something that you would wish to tell the people around you, in case something bad were to happen to you? Well Dead Man’s Switch is just the tool you need to send messages long after you are dead
DeviantArt : World’s largest online social community for artists and art enthusiasts, allowing people to connect through the creation and sharing of art.
Difference Between : An online knowledge base of articles discussing the differences between similar terms and things
DistroWatch : Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing and keeping up to date with open source operating systems. Must visit website for Linux enthusiasts
Documentary Heaven : A really interesting website boasting of a comprehensive collection of documentaries that you can watch for free
Down For Everyone Or Just Me : As the name pretty much suggests, this website comes in handy when you wish to find out if a website is inaccessible for everyone or just you
Draw.io : Free online diagram software for making flowcharts, process diagrams, UML, ER and network diagrams.
DuckDuckGo : A search engine that doesn’t track you or store any personal information
Duolingo : Looking to learn a new language in a free and fun-filled way? Duolingo is one useful website in that case
Evernote : Most highly rated and indispensable tool for note taking, organizing and archiving
Feedly : Versatile RSS Reader for organizing, reading and sharing all the information from your favorite sites and blog at one place
file.io : A snapchat for files
Fiverr : Freelance marketplace where you can hire people to perform tasks or services for as little as $5
FutureMe.org : Write a letter to your future self
GetNotify : Free email tracking service which allows you to determine if your sent mail has been opened and read
GIPHY : Online database and search engine designed especially for GIFs and animated stickers.
Glassdoor : Jobs & recruiting site with millions of company reviews, CEO approval ratings, salary reports, interview questions and much more
Goo.gl : URL shortener provided by Google. Bitly is another one of the popular useful websites for URL Shortening and Link Management.
Goodreads : Find and share the books you love here on the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations
Google Fonts : An extensive catalog of open source designer web fonts.
Google Translate : Free service to instantly translate words, phrases and web pages between English and over 100 other languages
Google Trends : Discover the latest search trends, data and visualizations from Google
Grammarly : Writing enhancement and plagiarism detection platform to check your spelling and grammar
Hide My Ass! : VPN service to ensure total online privacy and streaming freedom
Homestyler : Take the guesswork out of interior decoration and design your home in 3D with this amazing website
Honey : Automatically search for the best coupon codes and apply them while shopping online
HowStuffWorks : One of the most amazing websites explaining how everything works along with videos and illustrations. Useful especially for kids of all ages
HowToPronounce : Unsure of how to pronounce a particular word? Visit HowToPronounce to learn the correct way to speak the word
IMDb : Online database of information related to films, tv programs and video games, including cast, production crew, fictional characters, biographies, plot summaries, trivia and reviews
Imgur : The best place to share and enjoy the most awesome images on the internet
Instructables : Learn how to make almost anything provided with easy to follow step-by-step instructions, online classes and a vibrant maker community
Khan Academy : Get access to free online courses with short instructional videos and practice exercises curated by experts. We would also recommend you to check out CodeAcademy , Coursera , and Udemy for even more courses
Kuler : Cool website for creating color schemes and browsing color combinations
Listly : The simplest way to create, curate and publish lists in a matter of minutes
Lynda : The most us eful website for access to high-qua lity video tutorials based on a multitude of fields such as business, software, technology and creative skills
Mailstrom : Tired of a cluttered inbox? Use Mailstrom to clean and manage your inbox. Works with Gmail, Google Apps Email, Outlook, Apple, AOL, Exchange IMAP and any other email service that supports IMAP
Marker.to : Yellow Highlighter Pen for web pages
Mathway : Use Mathway to solve mathematical problems ranging from basic algebra to complex calculus. Useful website for students
Meetup : Online social networking portal for facilitating offline group meetings of people sharing common interests such as books, dance, health, photography and countless others
MeFancy : Helpful website having Web-based text HTML tools for easily manipulating your text and HTML files
MIT App Inventor : Develop fully functional Android apps for smartphones and tablets. Great website for newcomers to computer programming
Netflix : Watch or stream some of the coolest movies & TV shows online on Netflix
Ninite : Really cool website that automatically installs and updates popular programs on your Windows PC all at once
No More Ransom : Protect yourself from ransomware with the free & effective decryption tools present on this web platform backed by giants such as Kaspersky, Intel Security, Europol and many others
Office Online : Collaborate for free with the online versions of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote
OldVersion : Find older versions of software. Helpful for downgrading software when its new version is not compatible with your computer
OneSignal : Free notification service for your app and website. Useful website for website owners. Another alternative that you might want to go for is Pushbullet
Pastebin : Paste snippets of text online for a set period of time. Great tool for coders to share snippets of source code or log files
PayScale : Find out what salary you should be paying your employees or your personal worth with PayScale
Pexels Videos : Find free stock footage for your website, promo video or anything else
Pixlr : Free Powerful online photo editor similar to Photoshop with access to a huge amount of creative effects, overlays and borders
Plunker : Online community for creating, collaborating on and sharing your web development ideas
Pocket : Quickly save, discover and recommend the best, most interesting stories on the Web all in one place via Pocket
Prezi : Use Prezi to make the most dynamic and engaging presentations ever
Print Friendly : Make a Printer-friendly & PDF version of any webpage
Printable Paper : A collection of printable papers that come in really handy
Privnote : Share a confidential note via a web link that will self-destruct after it is read by your intended recipient
Product Chart : Discover the perfect product for yourself with this website’s innovative & interactive product comparison charts
Project Naptha : Highlight, Copy, Edit and Translate text from within images themselves. Must visit website!
Public Domain Torrents : Who said torrents are always supposed to be illegal? Use Public Domain Torrents to access thousand of class and B-movie downloa ds via BitTorrrent
Quora : Great platform to ask questions and connect with people who contribute unique insights and quality answers
Rainy Mood : Relish the experience of rain while sleeping, studying or relaxing via this really cool website. Checkout Coffitivity as well.
Random.org : Generate true random numbers. Useful for holding drawings, lotteries, scientific applications and lots more
Reddit : Fondly called the front page of the internet, Reddit is the most powerful social news aggregation, web content rating and discussion website
RunPee : Need to use the restroom while watching a movie without missing out on major plot points? Use Runpee to find out when to go and what happened while you were away
Safe Web : Visit this website to find out if a website that you are interested in is safe to visit or not
Scribble Maps : Easily create & share your own custom maps for sharing with your friends or embedding on websites
Share By Link : Free file sharing tool with unlimited upload and download limit
Shodan : Search Engine for Internet-connected devices such as web cams, routers, servers etc.
Similarsites : Find useful websites that are similar, related or alternatives to the one that you are currently browsing
Slideshare : Youtube for Slideshows. Upload, share and discover presentations on your favorite topics on this website
Smallpdf : Platform for converting and editing pdf files with solutions to a host of other PDF problems as well
Speedtest.net : Test the speed, quality and performance of your Internet Connection with this interactive broadband speed test
Squirt.io : Interesting tool that enables you to read web pages more than 200% faster than your normal best reading speed
Stack Exchange : Network of useful websites for questions and answers on varied fields, with each site covering a specific topic.
StumbleUpon : Bored as hell? Use StumbleUpon to discover new and cool websites, photos and videos across the Web.
System Requirements Lab : Find out if your computer can run a game or not and whether it meets or exceeds the system requirements
Tall Tweets : Write tweets longer than 140 characters
TeamViewer : Connect to remote desktops, provide remote support and collaborate with online meeting and video conferencing. You will find Join.me to be yet another tool which is pretty efficient when it comes to collaboration
TED : Watch and get inspired by influential videos from expert speakers on education, business, science, tech and creativity with subtitles in over a 100 languages
The Oatmeal : Some of the fi nest comics that you would probably find on the internet
The Thoughts Room : Unload the thoughts in your head and vent out your joy, anger, frustration or fears without anyone seeing or judging
Tumblr : Microblogging website that let’s you share anything from stories, photos, jokes, fashion, art to deep stuff
Tunefind : Can’t seem to recall that beautiful tune that you heard in your favorite TV show or movie? Use Tunefind to find out
TypeRacer : Improve your typing speed by racing against others
unfurlr : Unmask the original URL hiding behind a short link
Urban Dictionary : An online dictionary of slang words and phrases
Useful Interweb : A website which helps you discover other useful websites
Viralnews : Discover the latest trends and technology news from all over the Internet
Wayback Machine : Determine how a web page looked at different points in the past or archive your own web page
What’s My IP Address : Lookup the public IP address of your computer or router assigned by your ISP
WhatTheFont : Ever seen a font that you liked very much but failed to recognise? Well, just upload an image of it to WhatTheFont and bid adieu to this problem
Wolfram Alpha : Online service for finding answers to all your factual queries and doubts
WornOnTV.net : Definitely one of the coolest website on this list. WornOnTV lets you find outfits and accessories similar to the ones worn by your favorite movie and TV stars
9GAG : Relax, have a laugh with 9gag’s awesome collection of the funniest pics, gifs, memes and wtf photos on the internet

Even though these sites did not make it to our list of most useful websites, but we found them cool enough to deserve a mention in this article:

Curiosity : Explore some of the most fascinating infographics, articles and videos on a multitude of topics
FollowUpThen : Great tool for clearing up your inbox and setting up email reminders
Free Rice : Donate rice to the World Food Program while simultaneously improving your knowledge
IFTTT : Great way to connect all your online accounts through a chain of conditional statements known as applets
Incredibox : Cool musical website that lets you create a mix by running a band of beatboxers
Jotti : Free service that lets you scan suspicious files with several anti-virus programs
ManualsLib : Free library of product manuals ranging across various categories
Minutes.io : Quickly and efficiently take notes during a meeting
Pixabay : Find free high quality stock photos, illustrations and vector graphics
Sleeping in Airports : Discover the best and worst airports over the world through useful reviews and tips

So that was the list of the 111 most useful websites on the internet. We hope that you found some of these websites interesting and useful enough to bookmark them.

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It is genuinely difficult to keep a track of all the sites that offer handy resources and the best content. That is why, to make things easier for you, I have compiled a list of the most useful sites on the web.

Most Useful Websites on Internet 2022

These are some useful websites where you will get what you need. Here goes the first site:

Note: I will update this list regularly. So, make sure you keep checking it occasionally and be abreast. Don’t forget to share with your friends too!

Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg is a massive warehouse for free ebooks in a variety of formats, absolutely free of any charges.

World’s largest community of book lovers. Find and read your favorite books. You can also keep track of books you love.

Audible is a collection of audio books and consist of a huge catalog of a lot of new releases, classics and an array of quality audio courses.

Blinkist gives a quick insight of more than 2500 bestselling books which you can listen to and read in only 15 minutes.

Book Riot is an online publication blog which has entertaining and witty news along with reviews of everything related to books.

Pixel of Ink

The website tracks down all the amazing Kindle eBooks which are available for free or at cheap rates which makes this site perfect for the bargainers expanding their horizons.

WhichBook is your one stop solution for quality book suggestions which recommends you based on what you are searching for.

You can save the articles which you want to read later on Instapaper. It also lets you highlight the passages, integrate your account with other applications and make notes.

Another read-later application on which you can save the articles and videos that you want to see or read later.

Google Translate

Google Translate is also a browser extension which seamlessly converts between languages pretty accurately.

JustPaste.It

JustPaste.It is a clean, useful and lightweight service to host samples of the formatted text, at exclusive URLs to share openly on the internet.

Mailinator is your solution to avoid spam mails and lets you create disposable and unique inboxes which gets automatically deleted in few days.

With BugMeNot, users can create shared profiles with which they can access the websites and then dispose it off while keeping their personal information safe.

Mega is among the top most file hosts which give fast downloads, local file encryption and a mind-blowing 50GB free space on signing up.

This easy to use website lets users save their files synced online and with other mobile devices and computers linked with the same account.

Similar as Dropbox, Microsoft’s OneDrive lets the users share, host and even edit the images and files from their browsers on multiple machines.

Google Drive

Google Drive is a virtual drive where you can host your files and access and edit them from any machine with an internet access.

HighTail is the perfect solution for sending out large files and collaborating with your team more effectively.

A great convertor of file formats.

Finance and Accounting

Mint (US and Canada)

This automatic budgeting and spending- tracker tool is best for the people who are building financial responsibilities and finding it difficult to keep track of their finance specifics.

PayPal is a perfect solution to transfer and receive money internationally.

TransferWise

TransferWise is an easy and quick way for transaction of money in an array of currencies in real exchange rate.

Money Saving Expert

The site is a one- stop – solution for credit card deals, coupons, and a complete resource for saving money in all possible ways.

Google Finance

Google Finance is the best platform to get you updated about the finance world and to get an access to all the portfolio data and market you need.

Expensify helps you track your spending and it also generates reports of your expense and analyses it for you for later references.

TaxAct (US only)

TaxAct is a platform which helps the uses prepare and fill their taxes at the end of every financial year.

YouTube is a perfect site for learning all kinds of things with quality video tutorials.

TED is an amazing platform for short video lectures consisting of educational lessons and inspirational talks.

The relatively new website, Kialo is a platform for debates enlisting the pros and cons of each debate.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is an effective tool for teaching oneself anything from linear algebra to Python.

Quora is among the best question & answer website for sharing knowledge.

Coursera is an online learning website where you can take classes from world’s top universities & organizations.

Lynda (aka LinkedIn Learning)

By paying a reasonable monthly fee, with Lynda, you can take up video courses and learn every day.

Duolingo is the best platform to learn any language with fun.

Open Culture

Open Culture consists of many free online courses, audio books, lectures & education media on humanities.

Udemy offers paid video courses on a huge array of topics.

Instructables

Instructables is a huge repository of the DIY guides to make everything from robots to mood lamps.

Just like Instructables, MAKE is also an introductory website to the DIY culture and is an amazing source of tutorials.

Information is Beautiful

Information is Beautiful is a data visualization website which distils complicated sets of data into visually stunning, ingenious infographics.

StackOverflow

StackOverflow is an amazing website for beginners as well as established programmers for learning programming and concepts.

Google Maps

Google Maps is a perfect local guide which helps you in finding around the places along with their reviews.

Yelp is a local review site which covers everything from local architects and electricians to restaurants.

Like a Local

Like a Local gives full information and tips from an insiders POV so you can save yourself from tourist traps.

Living Social

The site is a great place for finding amazing bargains in shops, restaurants etc. in your area.

Groupon has many great local offers to offer which can save you bucks in meals, vacations etc.

Spokeo is people search tool, that could help to find out details on person using his phone number, name or email address.

With Spokeo reverse phone lookup tool you could find missing friends or relatives, avoid different types of scams, catch cheating spouse or just learn more about your new online friend.

Spokeo could provide you with such information about the person: email address, phone number, location, criminal records, and even social media profiles.

TripAdvisor

TripAdvisor is like flights and hotel directory which can abreast you with all the extensive database of the local attractions.

Weather Underground

Weather Underground is among the best weather websites which keeps you updated with the weather in any place.

Netflix is an amazing catalogue of all the great TV shows and movies along with their very original productions.

Amazon Prime Video

Just like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video is a streaming service website which offers tons of great stuff to watch.

Rotten Tomatoes

Rotten Tomatoes is a collection of unbiased reviews on TV shows and movies.

IMDb is detailed collection of movie facts, ratings and trivia.

YouTube Movies

YouTube Movies offers a decent collection of free movies to watch.

ScreenRant is a collection of latest and insightful TV and movie news which no movie buff should miss out.

Short of The Week

You can watch a short movie clip on ‘Short of The Week’ where a new, hand-picked and independent short movie is added every week.

Vimeo is different from YouTube in the aspect that it offers that segment of the film industry which you probably cannot get on any other website.

Spotify is the best music streaming website which you can access from your mobile and PC.

TuneIn is a ‘free’ internet radio service which lets the users stream more than 100,000 radio stations from across the globe.

SoundCloud provides with service to download and upload any licensed music.

You can link your SongKick account with your Facebook, Last.fm or Spotify account and be updated about your favorite artist playing nearby.

iTunes Store & Apple Music

You can buy music on iTunes which is intertwined with the Apple Music.

Last.fm snoops in your listening habits and predicts your choices of songs with its accurate recommendations.

Pandora is a ‘free personalized Internet radio’ wherein you just need to add some of your favorite artists and this station will play the related music for you which you probably would’ve never heard before.

Genius is a huge community of the music lovers, Genius is a platform where you can deconstruct and discuss any song or any lyric.

Not only can you listen to any radio station and songs, you can also upload your own show on Mixcloud.

The Conversation

The Conversation gives an in-depth analysis and news information about a huge range of topics.

The top most multimedia news agency, Reuters offers objective reporting with just a few loaded words.

Reddit is a crazy international platform which covers all kinds of serious as well as absurd news and topics.

Google News

Google News pulls in the top stories from across the globe and also shows you the articles which you’d like to read according to their statistical models.

The global centric approach of Quartz offers you stories which you cannot find anywhere else.

Hacker News

Hacker News offers insightful and unique perspective which you cannot find on any other widely- aimed tech news websites.

FiveThirtyEight

‘538’ provides the news blogs from data-centric perspective.

Online Privacy

You can safely browse on Tor without worrying about online safety attacks.

LastPass is an amazing website which remembers all your passwords and protects them with a key and a lock.

HavelBeenPwned

HavelBeenPwned is a site which keeps you abreast and informed in case any of your account information gets leaked.

BleepingComputer

BleepingComputer.com not only gives security news, it also acts as a malware and adware removal guide protecting your system from all kinds of ransomware and viruses.

Not only does DuckDuckGo anonymize your searches, it also doesn’t keep any logs.

TOS;DR takes the terms of services and briefs them into something meaningful & succinct.

JustDelete.me

JustDelete.me is a collection of links which purge the social media accounts with minimal fuss.

Productivity

The best email client, Gmail, with its productivity features and third – party app integration has only become a no-brainer for almost everyone.

Microsoft Office Online

You can access & edit your MS files in your browser for free with the free version app.

The effective automations platform, IFTTT, also called as ‘If This, Then That’, helps you in connecting hundreds of apps and services which you depend on.

Todoist, the best To-Do list manager comes in both, free and paid version wherein you can schedule, add, sync and search for the tasks.

Evernote is a multiple- platform note- taking application which is available to use on browsers as well.

OneNote is a note-taking application which comes with an ability to customize the notes layout as per your choice.

Google Keep

Another note- taking app, Google Keep is more lightweight than OneNote and Evernote.

RescueTime gives you a track of the amount of time you spend on particular sites so that you can save yourself from wasting too much of your time and make some adjustments to your browsing habits.

Google Hangouts

Google Hangouts is an amazing application by Google where you can keep in touch with your family and friends all across the globe.

This easy screen- sharing app powered by LogMeIn is a perfect solution for remote collaboration for creative ventures and small businesses.

UpWork is among the largest freelance jobs website online where you can get work to earn money and also outsource work to save time.

A Soft Murmur

A Soft Murmur is a perfect site for the people who like working with some kind of ambient background sound.

Google doesn’t need any introduction or description. It is the best browsing site of all times.

TinEye trawls the web with its ‘reverse image search’ technology and looks for the similar images to the one that you submit.

Wikipedia is the most popular collection of knowledge ever known to mankind.

Wolfram Alpha

Wolfram Alpha consists of bizarrely sophisticated and broad suits of features making it a student’s fastest friend.

Skyscanner comes handy when you’re looking for domestic or international flights.

Amazon is on the top of the list of the best online shopping websites and does not need any introduction.

Etsy is like a crafts fair and works as an online store for the makers and artists to sell their products.

Also called as the world’s largest garage sale, eBay gives amazing bargain offers all around the world.

Craigslist is a minimalist site which consists of classified ads for buying and selling stuff online.

Overstock, just like Amazon is a huge online retail outlet which offers amazing deals and services and ships internationally.

ThinkGeek is undoubtedly a site for swag and nerd tchotchkes and their products make for amazing desk toys and gifts for the impenitent dorks.

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Newegg offers economical consumer electronics in good deals.

ViaBox is a relief for the shoppers outside the US restricted by region- specific stores and deals. It collects the parcels and ships them all across the world.

Canopy is a perfect Amazon curated site for the people who are specifically looking for beautifully designed items.

Facebook is the most popular social networking site and is also invaluable in organizing events, sharing memes and keeping connected with the old friends.

Twitter is a time-saving social media networking site.

LinkedIn is a professional social networking site which you can use for looking for the right job or hiring people.

Instagram is an amazing way of communicating visually with your followers and friends with images and videos.

Pinterest is an amazing platform for sharing and collecting comprehensive albums of visual contents.

WhatsApp started as a messaging app and now it has broadened its horizon through WhatsApp web and desktop app.

Meetup is for people who like meeting like- minded people but don’t know how to. It is a directory of hundreds and thousands of meetups which take place all around the globe based on a variety of subjects and topics.

Imgur can be called as a tightened Pinterest which was originally made as a photo-host for Reddit.

The most famous blogging platform, Tumblr is an amazing place for connecting with the original content and putting your own creativity and creations out there.

You can link your social profile to Buffer account, and you can then quickly schedule your posts in advance.

Tech blog where you can learn how to make use of tech and gadgets around you and discover cool stuff on the Internet.

AlternativeTo

Check on AlternativeTo for the list of best alternatives to sites, apps or software you want to replace because of their bugging changes you don’t like. The site offer decent alternatives which you can try.

GitHub is among the top hosting & contributing platform for opening software projects which also gives access to downloads, commit logs, version history and contributor statistics.

SourceForge

Just like GitHub, SourceForge is also an open – source coding collection to aid you in finding, creating and publishing open source software free of cost.

What is your most useful websites on the internet? Did I missed to include that in this blog post? Feel free to share in the comments.

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13 Useful Websites That Make Life Easier

Any internet tips that make life easier are always welcome, so here are 13 useful websites that can do just that.

The internet is a massive ocean with over 1.8 billion websites, and if you’re like us, you probably only visit a handful of familiar websites a day. If you’ve got spare time, and neither Netflix nor gaming will reduce the boredom, then we’ve got just the thing for you.

We dug deep and brought you a list of the most underrated, exciting websites you have probably never heard of. These websites can help you efficiently carry out a routine task, give you information that you didn’t need, or be a fun site to spend your free time.

1. camelcamelcamel

Amazon is the largest marketplace globally, and it's almost impossible for you not to have purchased something from the site. If you’re always on the lookout for the best deals and the most significant discounts, then camelcamelcamel is the website for you.

Founded in 2008, the website keeps track of the price of products sold by Amazon and also provides you with a price history chart. camelcamelcamel is a very useful tool, and we’re sure you can use it to grab the best possible price.

2. Lightning Maps

Lighting is a unique natural phenomenon that can be very aesthetic to look at, despite the risk. This website gives you an interactive real-time map of all the lightning strikes taking place globally. If you're a lighting fan, then Lightning Maps may be of interest to you.

3. Mount Everest 3D

Mount Everest is the world’s highest peak, and only the most challenging and most resilient climbers can conquer it. If you’re into mountaineering or just eager to learn more about Everest, then this 3D interactive map will suffice.

The website shows you the routes climbers take, camping locations, and much more. It also has a live GPS tracking feature that shows the real-time position of any climbers that are attempting to conquer Mount Everest.

4. AccountKiller

If you are looking to delete an online account, but you’re not entirely sure how to do it, or the entire process is very lengthy and complex, then AccountKiller is the website you need.

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It collects deleting instructions and direct links that make account termination very easy. The website covers tons of different websites and the steps you can take to cancel your online account on that particular website.

5. agoodmovietowatch

Sometimes choosing the right movie can be very frustrating. We’ve all had those moments where we spend a good chunk of time looking for something that fits our vibe.

agoodmovietowatch gives you TV shows and movies recommendations for all major streaming sites such as Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, and more. The list isn't curated by bots, and contains recommendations for many different categories.

6. Photopea

Adobe Photoshop is proven and powerful, but it can be very expensive. Photopea is a free online photo editor with features that very closely resemble Adobe Photoshop.

So if you need a photo editor that mimics the capabilities of Adobe Photoshop for free, then you need to check out the brilliance of Photopea.

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7. 10 Minute Mail

10 Minute Mail is a free disposable email service that can quickly register on websites without ending up on irritating spam lists.

Once you generate a temporary email address, any incoming emails are automatically displayed on the webpage. Each temporary email account lasts for only ten minutes, as the website name suggests.

Privacy is a huge concern, and a temporary email account is an excellent way to stay away from spam emails. We strongly urge you not to use a temporary email account for websites you often use, such as Amazon or Netflix.

8. LEO Labs

LEO (Low Earth Orbit) Labs is a data-driven mapping platform that shows you all satellites in orbit. It is pretty mesmerizing to see so many satellites in orbit across the globe. The website provides an interactive visualization, and you can even see the massive network of SpaceX’s Starlink satellites.

9. MuscleWiki

If you want to get fit and are unsure how to work out, MuscleWiki is a perfect place to start. You can select which specific muscle you want to train, and MuscleWiki will then show you all relevant exercises.

MuscleWiki will also tell you whether the exercise is suitable for beginners or regulars. You also set accompanying videos and written instructions that help you make sure you’re doing the exercises correctly.

10. AlternativeTo

Sooner or later, we need to use a paid software or service, but we’re not entirely comfortable spending big bucks to do so. Software and services such as Adobe Premiere Pro or Netflix can cost a lot, and sometimes you want an inexpensive alternative.

AlternativeTo does just that; it shows you hundreds of different alternatives to popular software and services, so you can choose the one that works for you.

11. GeoGuessr

GeoGuessr is a fun geography game that challenges your ability to recognize places around the world. The exciting learning game has several modes, countries, and cities with millions of players worldwide. Try to get the bragging rights by getting the highest score among your friends.

12. Radio Garden

Radio Garden makes it possible to tune into thousands of radio stations worldwide. Based in Amsterdam, the project was started in 2016 by the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. It is now a small, independent company that utilizes several different services and products to bring their users music from across the globe.

The final website on this list is criminally underrated. Ninite allows you to install and update all of your programs at once without installing any of the bloatware or toolbar junk that is often part of the installation package.

You can choose from a range of popular programs, and Ninite will then install the latest stable versions of those apps from the publisher’s official site, and all the installations take place in the background. Ninite will save you tons of time, and you can set up your new PC in a flash.

Underrated Websites You Need To Check Out

The collection of websites above are underrated and unique, it just shows that some of the best tools aren't the most popular. If you’re looking for a good time pass, we recommend you play the GeoGuessr game or take a stroll in Radio Garden.

On the other hand, if you’re looking for good alternatives to paid proprietary software, AlternativeTo can help you.

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61 Awesome Websites You Didn’t know About

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Like many of you, I love discovering new websites and exploring the vast ocean we call Internet. At times, while researching a topic, I tend to run into some unique websites completely by accident. Because of this, my bookmarking folder is a mess.

Finding cool websites is kind of like finding candy and then trying to hold on to that candy by bookmarking it for future use. Since I’ve accumulated a great quantity of awesome websites, I decided to do a short post about them.

My hope is that you’ll find these websites useful and maybe even share it with your friends. Before you scroll down I must let you know that they’re not really on the educational side of the spectrum. The sites are mostly fun or useful for very specific problems. Enjoy!

Camerareviews.com : A side-by-side camera specs comparison. This allows you to figure our exactly which camera you should buy.
Degraeve.com/color-palette : Create color palettes from images. Simply paste a URL of a photo and voila!
Vocabulary.ugent.be : Test your vocabulary skills.
My90stv.com : Welcome back to the 1990’s!
Media.io – Online Free File Converter, Editor, Compressor
Gifff.fr : Make cool Gifs from Youtube videos.
Essaytyper.com : The finals are right around the corner and you need to finish your essay? You’re in luck!
Ukdataexplorer.com/european-translator : Translate any English word into most European languages.
Goproheroes.com : The best GoPro videos on the web.
Cloudconvert.org : Convert almost any type of file.
Everyfuckingwebsite.com : Purely hilarious. Web designers are going to love this.
Randomstreetview.com : Globetrotting on a budget.
Allthestuff.com : In-depth reviews and product recommendations to help you make the best choice.
Earth.nullschool.net : Wind map of the Earth.
Whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com : Don’t know what to fix for dinner? This website will help.
Femurdesign.com/theremin : A touch friendly synthesizer.
Poolside : The 80’s never ended. Travel back in time and experience what it was like!
360gigapixels.com : Want to see what a 320 gigapixel image looks like?
Naturesoundsfor.me : Play nature sounds while reading, meditating, or working.
Nickreboot.com : A nonstop stream of classic Nickelodeon shows from the 90s and early 2000s.
Textfac.es : Unicode faces.
Flightradar24.com : Real time air traffic.
Fediafedia.com/neo : Hack like a programmer in movies. Simply type random letters and the code will display on your screen.
Artpolikarpov.github.io/garmoshka : Play the accordion by re-sizing your browser.
Internet-map.net : A map of the Internet!
Nesbox.com : Play NES games online.
Youarelistening.to/losangeles : Listen to Los Angeles citywide dispatch with ambient background music. (It’s very interesting. Check it out.)
Audiocheck.net : Test your headphones and earphones.
Justgetflux.com : If you spend most of your time looking at a computer screen, you need this.
Shadyurl.com/index.php : Make any URL look shady.
Whathappenedinmybirthyear.com : What happened in your birth year?
Roadtrippers.com : Plan your next road trip.
Online-convert.com : A free tool to convert audio files, images, ebooks, videos, documents, etc.
Maps.stamen.com : Turn any map into a watercolor painting.
Incompetech.com : Huge collection of royalty free music for your projects.
Factslides.com : Random facts that will make you smarter.
Camelcamelcamel.com : Track Amazon price history. Save some cash.
Htwins.net/scale2 : Scale of the universe.
Rainymood.com : Listen to rain and thunderstorms online.
Myfonts.com/WhatTheFont : Can’t figure out what font that is? Upload it to this website (More similar tools: 12 Useful Tools to Help You Identify Any Font )
Librivox.org : Free public domain audiobooks.
Dlnowsoft.com/youtube-mp3 : Convert Youtube videos to mp3s.
Downforeveryoneorjustme.com : Check if a website is down for everyone or just you.
Stolencamerafinder.com : Use the serial number stored in your photos to search the web for other photos taken with the same camera.
Screenr.com : A web based screen recorder.
Gethuman.com : Do you hate it when you call an 1-800 number and are forced to talk to that stupid machine? This website shows you how to get a human on the phone as fast as possible.
Onlineconversion.com : Convert almost anything.
Ifttt.com : If this, then that. This amazing service lets you create powerful connections across various social networks and apps with simple statements.
Mixlr.com : Broadcast live audio messages.
Ctrlq.org/html-mail : Send anonymous emails to anyone.
Fiverr.com : A huge marketplace of $5 dollar services.
Polishmywriting.com : Check your writing for spelling and grammatical errors.
Bubbl.us : A free mind mapping tool.
Ewhois.com : Find own who is behind a website.
Sxc.hu : Download free stock photos.
Vectormagic.com : Convert any image to a vector.
Incredibox.com : Create your own human beatbox masterpiece.
Zombo.com : The best website on the Internet. You can do anything on Zombo.com!
Musicoutfitters.com : Need that quick reference to the Top 100 songs from every year going back to the mid-50s? Done.
Ipetcompanion.com – A website where you can interact with cats and dogs in shelters.
Window-swap.com – Open a new window somewhere in the world.

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350+ Most Useful and Amazing Websites on the Internet (PDF)

by Rakesh Shukla
March 15, 2024

There are 1.14 billion websites on the Internet as of now. 10000 new websites come into existence every hour. The craziest internet freak can’t claim to explore even a fraction of it in a lifetime. The fact is, nobody needs to know about every website that exists. The websites that are useful to some people might be useless to others. This article contains a list of over 350 most useful and amazing websites on the Internet that you might not be familiar with.

These amazing websites can entertain, cure boredom, help you learn skills, enhance productivity, boost creativity, and do cool things. AI is taking over the industry and making things so much easier and that’s why many of the websites and tools in the list are powered by AI.

If you’re looking for some new websites to check out, this list is a great place to start. You can find websites for almost anything you’re interested in, whether learning about a new topic, keeping up with the news, or finding a new hobby you’re sure to find something that interests you.

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List of the Most Useful Websites

Let’s start with our well-chosen list of the most amazing websites on the internet. Whether you are a student, an office worker, a content creator, a curious reader, or someone looking for a website to kill time and cure boredom, you’ll find our well-researched list of the most useful websites and web apps interesting. You can download the complete list of the websites mentioned in this article as a PDF file below.

Best Websites for Students (Education and Learning)

Whether you are a student, a teacher, or a knowledge seeker, the following websites will help you learn things and find reading material online.

Aeon : Read highly informative articles written by renowned professors, researchers, and experts on topics like sciences, philosophy, history, arts, nature, and more. You’ll find these articles not only interesting but eye-opening as well.
ASCII Flow : ASCIIFlow is a web-based application that lets you draw ASCII diagrams.
Auto Draw : AutoDraw by Google is a great drawing tool that works on smartphones, tablets, and computers. It suggests shapes and drawings based on what you draw using machine learning to help you create visually pleasing drawings quickly.
Book Finder : Searches the inventories of over 100,000 booksellers and millions of books to find the book you want to read. You should also check worldcat.org .
Bored Button : If you are feeling bored and want to pass some time, go to this website and click on the red button to surprise yourself with funny, interactive, and creative websites. The more you click on the bored button, the sweeter the result.
Calculator Soup : You can’t find a better calculator than this one. It’s a free online calculator to calculate mortgage, loan interest, tax, financial ratios, conversions, construction, math, trigonometry, algebra, geometry, fractions, statistics, physics, data and time, time value of currencies, and more.
Class Central : This is a great website for students who want to find the best free online courses offered by universities worldwide.
Cool Math Games : This website offers HTML and Flash games suitable for children and young adults.
Digital History : If you want to get a peep into the history of the United States, you can use this website as a primary source. All the content on the website is print-friendly and you can also find classroom lessons and quizzes on American history.
Engineering ToolBox : It is a very useful website because it offers tools for engineering, formulas, equations, explanations, etc.
Etym Online : It’s an amazing online dictionary of etymology. Get the history of words, their origin, and their evolution in detail.
Explorabl : Explorable Explanations is a cool website for students who can learn and understand subjects like art, biology, chemistry, physics, civics, economics, philosophy, maths, physiology, social science, programming, and more using some cool educational and interactive games while having fun. Also, check out brilliant.org .
Geogebra : Need help with graphs in your maths homework? You can check out Geogebra for help.
Good Tricks : Learn impressive magic tricks and magician secrets.
Grammarly : This cloud-based typing assistant checks for spelling, punctuation and grammar mistakes, and suggests replacements for the identified errors. The tool can also check the level of clarity and plagiarism in English texts.
Gutenberg : A repository of more than 60,000 free ebooks that can be downloaded for free. Similar websites: standardebooks.org , globalgreyebooks.com , and manybooks.net .
Hemingway Editor : Are you worried about your English writing skills? Do you think it’s too hard to read and requires improvements? This website checks and highlights the level of complexity and common writing errors to help you simplify your writing. Type or paste your text on this site to see the readability score and follow the suggestions to improve it.
Hundred Zeros : The site lets you download free Kindle books.
Hyper Physics : Makes physics understandable for students.
Iep.utm.edu : If you are interested in philosophy and want to make a clearer sense of it, here is an Encyclopedia of philosophy for you. Read about the eminent philosophers of the world, and understand the relationships between various philosophers, ideas, eras, etc, You should also check plato.stanford.edu and visualizingsep.com (which has a better visual appeal).
Library Genesis : Download almost any book as an ebook.
Library Thing : If you are fond of reading books, this website lets you share what you’re reading with millions of other users and connect with people who read what you do.
Magma : Magma is a full-fledged drawing tool that works in your web browser.
Mathway : Easily solve mathematical problems related to basic maths, physics, chemistry, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, and more. You can also try Math for You .
Maths is Fun : Most students are Arithmophobic because they find maths boring and hard to digest. This website is dedicated to teaching maths in a fun and easy way.
Memrise : It is an excellent language learning resource with courses in Spanish, French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Italian, Turkish, German, French, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, etc.
Microsoft Math Solver : It’s an entry-level educational tool for students to learn solutions to algebra, calculus, and other math problems step-by-step.
Miro : Miro is a whiteboard app that works in a web browser. It is a fun, easy-to-use whiteboard tool to draw ideas, brainstorm, and share projects with others in real-time from anywhere. Witeboard is another alternative you can try.
NearPod : It is an excellent tool to share content directly to computers or mobile devices during conferences, lectures, classes, etc. You can share presentation slides, PDFs, websites, images, multimedia content, and other resources with your audience. The website is good for teachers too as it offers interactive lessons, interactive videos, gamification, and activities. Most of the content is free but there are also premium options you can explore.
Omni Calculator : Calculate simply anything with this online universal calculator.
OneLook : It’s a reverse dictionary that might come in handy when you can describe a thing but can’t remember what it’s called. This dictionary will find you the word based on your description. For, example, if you don’t remember a word (lethologica, for example) but know the meaning, you can type “the inability to remember a particular word or name” in the search box to find the word or term for it.
Online Conversion : Converts almost any unit of measurement to almost any other unit of measurement.
Open Culture : It’s a collection of free courses, ebooks, audiobooks, lectures, videos, and lots of educational stuff.
PDF Drive : Download from a collection of millions of eBooks in PDF format.
Pixton : This is a cool website to help teachers and parents make kids learn things the fun way and unleash their artistic and writing potential.
Ptable : It is the best periodic table you’ll ever find online. It shows the properties of the elements, electrons, and isotope count. You can also drag different elements to create a compound.
Python for Everybody : This is a good site to learn Python for free.
Quizlet : It’s a great learning and study tool for students. It shows the answers to the exercises and how you get to them.
Scale of Universe : An amazing website showing the scale of the universe, from the smallest possible to the biggest possible thing known to humans.
Socratic : It’s an AI-powered tool by Google that helps you find the most relevant learning resources to solve academic problems related to science, maths, literature, social studies, and more.
Space : Keep yourself updated with the latest news about space exploration, innovation, and astronomy.
Stellarium Web : Check out this online planetarium to see which stars, constellations, and planets are out tonight.
Student.com : It is a very useful website for international students looking for cheap accommodations near their college or a neighborhood of their choice. The website doesn’t charge any for the service.
Symbo Lab : Enter a math equation and this website will solve it for you and tell you all the steps to get to the answer.
System : It’s a free resource for students and researchers that helps you find how a term or topic is related to other things.
Talk to Books : An AI-powered website by Google that helps you discover books and explore ideas. Type a question or a statement in the search box and AI show you passages from books that have answers to your query or have similar ideas.
The Sky Live : If you gaze at the night sky and space with wonder, this website is just for you.
Thrift Books : If you are a book nerd, you can buy books cheaper and save money.
Tutor AI : This AI-powered assistant creates educational content on any topic for students.
Typing.com : Master typing with the help of practice sessions.
Udemy : This site offers online video courses to learn drawing, graphic designing, Python, web development, ethical hacking, cyber security, machine learning, SQL, Photoshop, C++, data analysis, Excel, software development, and more.
W3Schools : It is an educational website for those who want to learn coding, web development, and more.
Wikibooks : A giant collection of online textbooks that anyone can edit.
Wolframalpha : An AI-powered all-in-one tool that can compute almost anything. It’s one of the most useful websites I have ever stumbled upon.

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Best Productivity Websites List

123Apps : This web app is simply amazing. It’s a collection of around 50 online tools to create, edit and convert images, videos, audio, PDFs, etc. The best thing is you can access all the tools from your browser using an extension.
AmCharts : Make professional charts, maps, and timelines for your presentations or projects for free.
Axiom AI : It is a browser automation tool that automates actions and repetitive tasks on a website or web app. It requires no coding on the part of the user.
Beat Snoop : The Downloader tool from BeatSnoop can download any file from any website.
Browse AI : Extract data from any website and export it to a Google Doc or Spreadsheet.
Bubbl.us : Using this online tool. you can take notes, find new ideas, avoid distractions, organize thoughts visually, and present yourself more effectively.
Buffer : Buffer is an app for the web and mobile that allows you to manage your social media accounts and schedule posts to hundreds of platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Instagram Stories, Pinterest, LinkedIn, etc.
Beautifier : This a great website for those who love to code. It lets you prettify your JavaScript, JSON, React.js, HTML, CSS, SCSS, and SASS code and make it code readable and printer-friendly.
Beautiful AI : Make impressive presentations using tons of smart slide templates with the help of artificial intelligence.
Alternativeto : Looking for an alternative to a costly program or software? Just type the name of the software in the search box and you’ll find the alternatives to that software that support your operating system and suit your pocket. You should also try alternative.me .
Cloud Convert : This is a fantastic free tool for converting one file type into another. It supports almost all formats of audio, video, document, ebook, archive, image, spreadsheet, and presentation. You can directly upload the file you want to convert or simply paste its URL. Also, try convertio.co .
Adioma : Make impressive infographics with an overwhelming set of icons and templates at your disposal.
Beulr : Taking notes in the middle of an online meeting might be a painstaking job. You can use Beulr to record and transcribe video and audio and create a summary of Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings. Also, check out otter.ai . and tldv.io .
Bug Me Not : Many websites require you to sign up for them so that you can access their content. If you want to use a website without sharing your email and other details, BugMeNot is just for you. The site has a big community that shares the logins for thousands of websites so that others can access those websites. You can use these logins to bypass mandatory registration on websites.
Calligraphr : Create your own original font using your handwriting or calligraphy.
Coolors : Generate a custom color palette. You can even lock the color you like and keep randomizing the other colors until you find the perfect color palette. You can find any color using its color code.
Egg Timer : Egg Timer is an online countdown timer. Just enter an amount of time or select a timer from the site and it will beep when the time is up. You can customize the theme, alert sound, volume intensity, notifications, etc. by clicking on the ‘ Help and Settings ‘ button.
Deepl Translator : Translate texts, Word documents, PDFs, and PowerPoint presentations instantly using this AI translator. It works better than Google Translate .
Diff Checker : Compare and check the difference between two text files, images, PDFs, Excel sheets, and folders online or on your computer.
Diagrams : Create diagrams and flowcharts online.
Eesel : It’s not a website but a Chrome extension that organizes your workflows for better productivity.
Excali Draw : An online whiteboard that also lets you collaborate with others live.
Excel Formula Bot : Transform text instructions into Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel formulae with the help of artificial intelligence.
Flourish : This website turns your data into stunning charts, graphs, maps, and interactive stories. You can choose from several templates and present your data impressively.
Follow Up Then : Set up email reminders the easiest way possible.
Fuelly : Track your fuel mileage and calculate fuel expenses.
Get Notify : Get notified when the emails sent by you have been opened and read by the receiver and find the recipient’s IP address, location, browser details, etc.
IFTTT : It’s a free web service that helps users automate web-based tasks apps and devices and improve productivity. IFTTT stands for “If This Then That.”
I Love PDF : A 100% free tool to merge, split, compress, convert, rotate, unlock, and watermark PDFs easily. It’s a one-stop hub for everything you want to do with a PDF file.
Infogram : Create impressive infographics, reports, slides, posters, and other visuals in minutes.
JotForm : Create powerful and complex forms in no time.
Kleki : An online drawing tool that lets you paint with natural brushes and layers, and edit your drawings.
Live Stream : This online tool by Vimeo lets you broadcast desktop screens and events live all over the world.
Match Color : Steal the color (preset) from any picture you upload and add it to your photo.
Meet Edgar : A unique social media management tool that automatically pulls posts from your content and schedules for you.
Mint : Manage money and track your monthly bills, create budgets, grow savings, and build stronger financial habits with this budgeting app.
Minutes : Make every minute count by taking notes quickly and efficiently during meetings.
My Maps : Create custom Google Maps with scribbles, pins, and custom shapes and share them with others.
Narakeet : Easily convert your text, PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote presentations into audio and video and add captions and subtitles. They offer natural-sounding TTS in 80+ languages and with 500+ voices.
PDF Candy : Enjoy 47 online tools to edit, convert, split, merge, and compress PDF files. You can also try PDF24 Tools .
Print Friendly : Makes stuff printer-friendly. You can even download this list of the most useful websites as a PDF file using this tool. Also, check out Printwhatyoulike.com .
Privnote : Create and send notes that will self-destruct after being read.
Rewind AI : An AI assistant that records everything that you do on your computer from videos you watch to the web pages you visit and compiles it into a timeline. If you want to remember what you were doing a week ago, you can go back to that date and check all your activities. It stores all the recordings locally in highly compressed form which means no data is sent off your computer. It also transcribes any videos that you have watched and searches for words and phrases used in them and shows you. As of now, the tool only works on macOS.
Saltify : Share your sensitive information through encrypted and password-protected links that automatically expire after a set time.
Sembly : It’s an AI-powered note-taking tool that takes meeting notes while you focus on the discussion so you don’t miss anything.
Smmry : Paste an article URL, text, or essay and this website will summarize it for you in the number of sentences you want. Also, see tldrthis.com .
Speechify : A great text-to-speech engine that converts your text or document to speech for free. Using the Speechify extension, you can read aloud a website or email.
StartMe : Create a fully customizable start page in your web browser by placing important information like bookmarks, notes, tasks, RSS feeds, stock, weather widgets, etc. in one place.
Stigc.dk : A website by Stig Christensen that offers some free useful tools like Mutual Backup, JavaTunes, Everybody’s Backup, PictureRenamer, and The Power Consumption Database.
Tineye : A reverse image search tool that uses the photo provided by you to find similar images on the web. Also, check out reverse.photos .
TinyWow : A collection of productivity tools that let you edit, create and convert PDFs, and edit and enhance images and videos. Moreover, it also offers AI-based content writing solutions.
Trello : Trello is a simple, flexible, and powerful online tool for organizing anything using Kanban-style cards and helps you manage tasks and projects. Also, check out todo.microsoft.com .
Use the Keyboard : A useful collection of keyboard shortcuts for Windows programs, Mac apps, and popular websites. Do not forget to check out these: 250 Windows 11 keyboard shortcuts and 300 macOS keyboard shortcuts .
Zamzar : An online file converter where you can upload any file format and change it into another format for free.

Best Funny and Relaxing Websites to Cure Boredom

If you are feeling bored and dull, the following websites will help you overcome them. Do not forget to check out our list of more than 100 websites to cure boredom and have fun online .

29a.ch : Using interactive tools such as TimeStretch Player, Analog Film Emulator, Forensically, Neon Flames, etc., you can relax your mind and have fun.
7Cups : 7Cups provides a platform where we can anonymously chat with caring listeners.
AI Pickup Lines : These websites help you find impressive pickup lines with the help of AI.
Anchor FM : It’s a free podcasting platform by Spotify that lets you create, host, and monetize your podcast episodes.
Appypie : Create funny memes online for free.
Animated Drawings : Upload a photo of your drawings or sketches and it’ll add life to them.
Best Similar : Find recommendations for TV shows and movies that match your taste.
CSH.bz : Cure your boredom and relax your mind with interactive animations, animated GIFs, and layered loops.
Every Noise : It’s a great website for music lovers as it helps you find hundreds of genres.
Experiments with Google : Explore the collection of over 1600 awesome experiments related to art, technology, design, and culture.
Film Grab : This website is a library of movie stills.
Future Me : Write an email to your future self or a friend.
Future Timeline : This site is loaded with interesting predictions of the timeline of future technology developments and events.
Hacker Typer : Prank your friends with this cool hacker prank simulator.
I’m elgooG : I’m Google or Google Mirror is an interesting website for Google fans and Google’s Easter egg lovers.
IMSDB : Internet Movie Script Database. Read the scripts of your favorite movies and see how they look in the text format.
Know Your Meme : It’s a database of viral memes, videos, image macros, and catchphrases.
Map Crunch : By default, this site gives you a random Google map from anywhere in the world. You also select a country and explore it via maps.
Name that Language : This fun website tests your ability to decipher a foreign language.
Paper Toys : A fun website with hundreds of free custom-designed paper toys./
Plink : If you are a music lover and feeling bored, just open Plink in a web or mobile browser and have fun playing your own tunes.
Pointer Pointer : A fun way to know where your mouse pointer is.
Quickdraw with Google : You draw, and a neural network tries to guess what you’re drawing.
Random : Generate random numbers, flip coins, and more.
The Useless Web : Takes you to a random silly website.
This is Sand : Simply drag your mouse to make digital colorful sand art. A great website to kill boredom creatively.
Unreal Meal : A collection of AI-generated images of meals that don’t exist.
WcoFun : Do you love cartoons? Enjoy every cartoon ever made all in one place.
What Came First : This Google Experiment offers you two choices, and you must select the one that chronologically came before the other.
Windows93.net : The website simulates the experience of Windows 93 in your web browser.

Best Online Gaming Websites

Agar : It’s a multiplayer online action game that can be played in a web browser.
Crazy Games : Enjoy the latest and best free online games on your PC or smartphone without intrusive ads.
Escape Team : Play escape room games at home online or on your smartphone.
Lumosity : Train your brain and test your memory, processing speed, and problem-solving skills with a fresh set of brain games to keep you challenged.
Money Simulator : It is a browser-based, retro sandbox game that lets you see the impact of your financial decisions. It’s free to play and simulates jobs, mortgages, pensions, savings, and real estate.
Ncase : This website has a bunch of online interactive games like Adventures with Anxiety, Explorable Explanations, Nutshell, We Become What We Behold, Emoji Simulator, and The Evolution of Trust which uses game theory to simplify the problem of mistrust for us.
Neal Fun : Features a host of interactive games and visualizations and other weird stuff to cure boredom and pass the time.
Old Games Download : Download every single PC game released in the 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s.
Sandspiel : Feeling bored? Have some fun playing this falling sand game on your phone or computer to relax your mind.
Skribbl : It is a free online multiplayer drawing and guessing game to cure boredom.

Entertainment and Media Sites

Date Night Movies : We all love movies but our tastes differ. If you are having a hard time picking a movie to watch with your friend or girlfriend, you must pick something that balances the tastes of both parties. DateNightMovies lets you choose two movies, and then it combines them to show recommendations to split the difference.
GitHub IPTV : Watch IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) for free on your laptop or desktop. It is a collection of 8000+ publicly available IPTV channels from all over the world which can be played for free on a computer over Internet Protocol networks. You can play live TV channels by language, category, and country. Just copy the playlist link and paste it into your browser. Double-click the downloaded M3U file. You can also paste this link into a web-based IP TV player or add the M3U file in video players like VLC Player to watch TV.
Gnoosic : Gnod is kind of a search engine for music that helps you discover new music based on your liking.
I Have No TV : Get free access to a curated list of more than 4,000 documentaries and shows that can be watched online.
iHeart : Find free broadcast, podcast, and radio streaming stations across the U.S.
Just Watch : Do you have a movie or TV show in mind and want to know where to watch it online? Do you want to know if you can stream a movie or show free with ads or with a subscription? Just Watch has answers for all such queries. You can also check out reelgood.com .
Midomi : Just hum a tune and Midomi finds the song for you.
Mixlr : This website lets you stream your audio live to listeners from anywhere.
Music Map : Enter the name of an artist and get a neat chart of similar artists.
Note Flight : It’s an online tool that lets you write and edit your own music, display, print music sheets, play music notation in a web browser, and publish it.
Pod Castle : An AI-powered audio and video creation platform that helps professional and amateur podcasters create and edit production-quality podcasts. It also allows you to generate podcasts from written text.
Radio Garden : Just point at any area on Earth to listen to their radio stations.
Soap2Day : Watch top-rated TV shows and movies.
Simply Scripts : A database of hundreds of scripts, screenplays, and transcripts of movies and TV shows that can be downloaded for free.
Wimp : The website shares 7 random videos that are interesting, inspiring, and funny every day. All videos are family-friendly and light-hearted.
Zero Dollar Movies : This website has a collection of over 15,000 movies that are available to watch for free on YouTube. It indexes only full-length movies. Its clean interface contributes to a good movie-watching experience.

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Image, Video, and Design Elements Related Websites

Adobe Express : It’s a one-stop hub for editing images, making stunning video presentations, and editing PDF files.
AI Image Enlarger : If you have a low-quality photo with low resolution, this website will help you increase image resolution without losing quality and enhance it. The website has a bunch of more image-editing tools like AI Anime16K, AI Image Upscaler, AI Enhancer, AI Sharpener, Magic Eraser, AI Cartoonizer, AI Face Retouch, AI BG Remover, AI Denoiser, and AI Photo Colorizer. Don’t forget to check them out too.
Cleanup Pictures : Remove unwanted objects, people, or text from pictures. You should also check remove.bg . and pixcleaner.com .
Clean PNG : Clean your PNG images to make them transparent.
Coverr : This website allows you to download free stock videos that you can use in your Youtube videos, Instagram videos, or anywhere else.
Cutout Pro : Take advantage of the power of artificial intelligence to remove background and unwanted objects, face cutout, background diffusion, enhance videos and photos, blur the background, and cartoonize selfies. Also, check picup.ai .
DeepFakesWeb : It’s a cloud-based AI app that lets you create realistic deep fake videos with the faces of your choice. You’ll be amazed to see the results.
Edit Photo : Fine-tune and enhance any photo with this online photo editor.
Extract Pics : Easily extract pictures from any website.
Free Images : Download millions of photos, illustrations, vector graphics, clipart, icons, and Photoshop files for free.
Generated : Generate faces and humans with the help of AI.
Icon Finder : The best place to find icons in all sizes.
Icons8 : Generate and download design elements like icons , photos, vector illustrations, and music. The website also offers tools like face swapper, smart upscaler, background remover, and more.
Lunapic : A great online photo editor with lots of editing options, filters, effects, and tools.
Magic Studio : Whether you want to remove unwanted objects from photos, remove the background from images, make pictures with words, or simply create stunning profile pictures with AI, Magic Studio is the place to go.
Media : A one-stop place to edit, process, tune, and convert images and videos.
My Heritage : It’s an amazing web app that lets you colorize B&W photos, make your family photos speak, animate static photos, create a family tree, generate stunning avatars, and enhance images.
Night Cafe : This AI website offers coherent, artistic, stable, DALL·E 2 algorithms to create amazing images using text input.
Nostalgia : Restore your old, faded, and blurry photos with the help of AI.
Palette : Automatically colorize black and white pictures.
Pexels : Get thousands of free-to-use and high-quality images.
Photo Pea : It’s an outstanding free Photoshop clone that runs in your browser. It has an insanely large amount of features that make it better than Pixlr and simpler than GIMP. Not just images, it can also edit PDFs.
Photo Room : This web app lets you remove background from photos automatically and create profile pics, magazine covers, posters, and banners.
PicMonkey : An online image editor that allows you to enhance your images by applying different effects, filters, textures, fonts, and designs.
Pika : This web app lets you create beautiful screenshots and mockups.
Pixlr : It is a great online photo editor and template designer for social media and business cards.
Profile Pic Maker : It’s an AI tool that can create a professional-looking profile picture using the photos you upload. You can also complement your profile PC with a classy matching background cover.
Restore Photos : Restore old and blurry face photos with the help of AI.
RunWay : This website has tons of AI-powered creative tools to help you generate and edit images and videos.
Ssyoutube : Download YouTube videos in HD quality.
StockImg : Generate book covers, logos, stock images, wallpapers, illustrations, artworks, posters, etc., with AI.
Unlisted Videos : Unlisted videos are videos that won’t appear in YouTube’s search results but can be watched by anyone with the URL of the video. Unlisted Videos is a website for watching and searching for such videos.
Unscreen : Easily remove the background of a video and add a background of your choice. Also, try cheerful.video .
Unsplash : A collection of millions of beautiful images you can download for free.
Pexels : Download free stock videos shared by the Pexels community.
Videvo : Download free stock video clips, motion graphics, royalty-free music, and sound effects.
Zoomscape : Spice up your Zoom meeting with AI-generated unique, fun, and creative backgrounds.

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Best Health, Fitness, and Lifestyle Websites

Atlas Obscura : The world we live in is incredible and full of wonders and places only pew people may have explored. Using this website, you can find famous and hidden places in a city or country. It can be a good reference site for people who love traveling and exploring.
Dare Bee : Are you trying to lose more weight or build more muscle faster? Dare Bee offers tons of different workout programs and diets to achieve your goal for free.
Eat This Much : Achieve your diet and nutritional goal with personalized meal plans based on your food preferences. A healthy diet plan and a fit body are just a click away!
Head Space : This website will help you connect to yourself, and disconnect from negative thoughts, feelings, and sensations to live a healthier, happier, and calmer life.
HighBrow : Choose from 300+ topics and HighBrow will deliver a 5-minute lesson to your email inbox every morning. It’s a nice way to start your day.
Inner Body : The wellness market is so full of health products that you might get overwhelmed. This website provides since-based advice to help you make health-related decisions easily and choose the right solutions and products wisely so you can save money and time and progress toward your health goals confidently.
Insight Timer : Get peaceful sleep, focus better, and get rid of anxiety and stress with the help of a library of 150k guided meditational tracks.
Muscle Wiki : Fine-tune your workout with targeted muscle-toning exercises. Click on the muscles you want to target in the diagram of the body and you’ll get the workout for it.
My Fitness Pal : Track your meals, and see a breakdown of calories and nutrients to meet your weight loss and fitness goals.
My Noise : This website is an archive of tons of unique sounds and soundscapes to help you focus in a noisy environment, have a good sleep, feel relaxed, meditate, and increase your productivity. You can find here everything from music, nature sounds, sound-canceling ambiances, and meditative drones, to white noises.
Noisli : Create and listen to different sound environments to help you focus on your tasks, increase productivity, reduce stress, and feel relaxed.
Real Food Dietitians : A good diet is the key to health and fitness. This website provides amazing information about healthy meals, their recipes, and free diet plans.
StickK : Set a goal for losing or maintaining weight, exercising regularly, quitting smoking, and so on, and add monetary stakes to increase accountability so you don’t lose focus.
Sleepopolis : It’s an amazing sleep cycle calculator to help you get a good night’s sleep and suggest when to fall asleep to get the most rest out of your night. Get tips for good sleep, suggestions for making appropriate changes in your lifestyle, and learn if you have some kind of sleeping disorder.

Amazing Information and Knowledge Websites

Archive.is : Is a webpage not letting you read its article without logging in or purchasing a subscription? Just copy the URL of the article you want to read and paste it into the URL box on archive.is . The site also saves web pages so you can read them even if the original page disappears.
Archive.org : This website is the Internet’s biggest digital archive started with a mission to provide “universal access to all knowledge.” It archives billions of websites, documents, books, texts, music, movies, TV shows, and everything that has ever been on the World Wide Web.
Archive.org (Web) : The time machine of the Internet that archives old Internet content of websites historically. Just paste the URL of a webpage or words related to it in the Wayback Machine’s URL field and you can see the archived version of a web page. You can even compare the different versions of the page and check all the changes that were made to it over time.
CNN Lite : It’s the text-only version of the CNN website that doesn’t have any ads, images, or videos.
Drugs.com : Info about any prescription imaginable. you can look up a pill imprint and it will tell you what drug and MG it is, as well as drug interactions and all known side effects
Earth Null School : See current wind, weather, ocean, and pollution conditions on an interactive animated map. The data and weather report on the website is based on the forecast made by supercomputers and updated every 3 hours. Just click on ‘ earth ‘ located in the bottom-left corner of the website window to set parameters.
Erowid : This is a non-profit website featuring detailed information about the responsible use of legal and illegal drugs. It is also dedicated to educating people about topics like law, civil rights, culture, arts, fasting, dreaming, yoga, meditation, and so on.
Everyday Robots : This website by Google lets you explore the journey of robots through history to date.
Every Time Zone : Check the time difference between time zones.
Explore : A live cam website that has animals, sunsets, and more scenic views from around the world. You should also check out hdontap.com .
Get Human : If you need to talk to a company representative you don’t need to wade through an impenetrable menu on their website. Get Human will give you the phone number of a company person to get better help.
Google Art and Culture Project : It is an interesting website that allows you to discover museums, famous paintings, artworks, and 10000+ locations around the world, and play interactive games .
Google Earth : Explore the cities and landscapes of Earth from various angles in 3D based on satellite imagery, aerial photography, and GIS data.
Have I been Pwned : Check if your email, password, phone number, and other data leaked in any data breach.
How Stuff Works : If you want to understand how things work in this world, this website is a treasure of answers to all your questions.
Hyper History : A visual timeline of 3 thousand years of world history. Clicking on the links on the website will take you to a whole new panorama of information.
Information is Beautiful : Information may be useful but it may also be boring sometimes. This website lets you understand the world through the information presented beautifully in the form of diagrams and infographics.
Just the Recipe : Paste the URL of a recipe from a website, click on ‘ Get Recipe ‘ and this website will remove all the clutter of recipes like spam texts, the life story of the writer, ads, and any unnecessary details and will show you nothing except the recipe.
ManualsLib : If you tend to misplace documents like user manuals, Manuals Library is a resource of product manuals that can be downloaded for free.
Medline Plus : It’s an authentic source of medical knowledge and health information by the US National Library of Medicine.
Our World in Data : If you ever want to play around with data, this is A go-to site for up-to-date and researched-based data sets on topics like demographic change, health, food and agriculture, energy and environment, innovation and technological change, poverty and economic development, living conditions, community and wellbeing, human rights and democracy, violence and war, education and knowledge, etc. You should also see statista.com .
Qlock : Find the current time in any region of the world by hovering the mouse pointer on the world map.
Redditle : Reddit is one of the best online communities to find information on any topic. Do you know that the platform has its own native search engine? Using Redditle, you can search for any r/<subreddit> or a topic easily.
Rsoe-edis : Explore a very informative event map showing the on-goings of the world.
Sacred Texts : It is probably the largest collection of spiritual, religious, and mythological texts. The website has thousands of books about philosophy, spirituality religion, satanism, obscure indigenous paganism, modern chaos magick, and everything in between. Also, see holybooks.com .
Simple Wikipedia : Access all the contents of Wikipedia in simple English.
Super Cook : A recipe search engine that lets you pick the ingredients in your kitchen and suggests what you can cook using them.
This to That : Learn which type of glue to use to join one material to another material.
Upstract : This is a great link aggregator allowing you to read the news of the world and trending content from social media platforms on a single page. It’s an awesome way to get quick information from a variety of popular online sources.
Vecka : Know what week of the year we’re in currently
Where am I : Find your current location, exact address, GPS coordinates, latitude, and longitude on the map. Move the map around to see the streets and places around you and share your location via text message or email.
Where is This : Did you ever see a picture of a beautiful place and wondered where that place is? This website helps you find the place in the picture.

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Shopping & Retail Websites

Camel Camel Camel : Sometimes, Amazon raises the prices of items before the Prime Day, Christmas, or Black Friday sale and shows fake discounts on items so that they look cheaper. This website lets yo compare the prices of items on Amazon over the last few months.
Fake Spot : Do not get beguiled by awesome positive reviews of products and buy them. Fakespot protects you from getting ripped off when shopping online on sites like Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Best Buy, etc. by spotting the truth about products, reviews, and sellers before you buy. Also, check out reviewmeta.com .
Keepa : Track the historical price of any product on Amazon and ensure that you’re getting a fair deal and not an inflated price. You can also set a price for the product you want to purchase and Keepa will notify you when the price goes below that amount.
McMaster : It’s probably the best hardware store in the world because it has an amazingly curated catalog of every piece of mechanical hardware and parts.
PC Part Picker : Want to build a PC? This website lets you pick your parts and track their price. It also tells you where you can get them the cheapest.
Retail Me Not : A coupon website with coupons for both online and in-store products. The site offers coupons in retail categories including accessories, automotive, electronics, photography, clothing, furniture, baby products, beauty products, health, pets, home and garden, jewelry, toys, and travel.
Spoken : This website features household goods related to home decoration and offers the cheapest price so you never overpay online.
Woot : If you love heavy discounts, Woot might have a mouth-watering deal for you right now.

Most Useful Websites for Writers and Content Creators

Adobe Color : Get ideas for colors and color codes, and also extract colors from photographs.
Animoto : This lets you make a professional-looking video using your own images and audio with cool effects.
Assembly AI : Easily transcribe audio from videos into text. Also, check out youtubetranscript.com .
Beatoven : An amazing AI tool that lets you create customizable music in any genre reflecting any mood. The music created is royalty-free and can be used in your videos and stories.
Biteable : A great video maker that takes advantage of thousands of animations, images, videos, pre-built scenes, soundtracks, recordings, etc. to create impactful videos.
Blush : Create and customize stunning hand-drawn illustrations and use them to tell a story. You should also use Open Peeps with Blush.
Canva : If you want to design any kind of graphics like banners, logos, flyers, posters, invitation cards, business cards, resumes, memes, collages, graphs, social media graphics, and presentations, etc. using readymade templates, Canva is the best place to go.
ClipChamp : It’s a full-fledged online screen recorder, GIF maker, video creator, and editor.
Compose AI : A free amazing AI-powered writing assistant that can write anything for you. The tool currently works in Google Docs and Gmail only via a Chrome extension.
Copy AI : An AI-based copywriting tool that can write blog posts, product descriptions, and social media posts. You should also try copymatic.ai , longshot.ai , jenni.ai , or rytr.me to generate SEO-friendly content.
CopyChar.cc : This website is good for typing non-keyboard characters. It lets you insert a variety of symbols, special characters, glyphs, emojis, etc. into your regular text. Also, check out: copypastecharacter.com .
Big Speak AI : An amazing AI-powered text-to-voice generator that can also transcribe voice into text in various languages like English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, German, French, and Arabic. Moreover, you can also generate voice clips in an artificial copy of your unique voice using their voice cloning technology.
Descript : Clone your voice using Overdub, transcribe, record screen, create social clips and templates, remove noise, enhance speech, and sound like a pro with AI-powered features.
Doratoon : Create animation videos using templates and features like AI drawing, PPT importing, repeated video editing mode and AI dubbing, etc.
D-ID : Easily create talking avatars, and make the face in a photo speak by combining images with audio or text.
Dictation : Transcribe your speech into text accurately, add paragraphs, punctuation marks, and smileys using voice commands with voice recognition in the Google Chrome browser.
Dirpy : Convert YouTube video into an MP3 audio file.
Easy-Peasy : It’s an AI content generator that helps create original content.
Fontstruct : Create fonts using geometrical shapes.
Hue Mint : It’s a great tool that lets you create unique color schemes for graphics design.
Invideo.io : Create great-looking pro videos with 5000+ templates, transitions, and effects at your disposal.
Kartiv : Describe your design idea using text and AI will turn your description into beautiful visuals. You can also edit real images using words.
Mid Journey : Using this amazing AI tool you can create images from textual descriptions. Just put your imagination using text and the AI will draw a uniquely beautiful image. You can also try Craiyons hotpot.ai , and Night Cafe to draw images using text.
Murf : It is a great AI tool to turn text into speech, clone voice, change voice, and create voice-overs for presentations, podcasts, YouTube videos, audiobooks, advertisements, etc.
Panzoid : Create intro or outro for videos faster using this web app.
Paper Rater : Use AI to scan and proofread your essays and papers for any grammatical and spelling mistakes. It also lets you check intentional or unintentional instances of plagiarism.
Pictory AI : Turn text, blog posts, whitepapers, and written content into videos with the help of AI and machine learning. You should also try Vidyo , Lumenn5 , and Fliki AI .
Plag : Another great AI-enhanced utility that checks plagiarism for you.
Plausible : If you are a webmaster and find Google Analytics very complicated, Plausible might be a great alternative for you.
Ranked AI : An AI-powered SEO service for your website.
Rytr.me : As a writer and blogger, I have been through that awkward situation when I have to stare at the blank screen trying to figure out how to start a topic and expand it. Rytr is a fantastic AI copywriting assistant for writing high-quality content that saves time and brain energy.
Scale Nut : If you are a blogger, marketer, or content writer, ScaleNut can be the best gift you can give yourself. Using this AI tool, you can supercharge your work by creating SEO content for your blog.
Simplified : Whether you are a content writer, a social media creator, a marketer, or a graphics designer, Simplified has several AI tools to help grow your business.
Squoosh : A great open-source image compression web app that allows you to compress images and compare the before-and-after results of the compression.
Story Set : Download open-sourced illustrations for free. Similar website: undraw.co .
Take Tones : Download 100% royalty-free music for your YouTube videos, reels, social media posts, and personal projects.
Tango : If you are a blogger who writes step-by-step guides with screenshots, Tango might be a handy tool.
Texti : A handy content generator that gets integrated into your web browser using an extension and writes AI-generated content.
The Noun Project : An excellent repository of icons and photos.
The Oat Meal : It’s a good website for students, architects, artists, and creators.
Thumbnail AI : Create awesome thumbnails for YouTube videos, Facebook posts, and blog articles in seconds.
Tome App : Get an article, speech, or presentation written within seconds by AI. The tool also inserts appropriate images and videos in your presentation.
Video Scribe : It’s an easy-to-use animated GIF and video creator.
WellSaid : Lets you create an impressively realistic AI-generated voice-over for digital content.
What Runs : Have you ever visited a site and wondered what platform, fonts, theme, or plugins it uses? What Runs helps you identify the technologies used on any website.
What the Font : Have you ever wanted to find out the name of the font used in an image or banner? WhatTheFont is a font identification tool that uses deep learning to search over 133,000 font styles and find the best match for the fonts in your photo.
Word Tune : This AI-powered tool lets you turn your thoughts into words. Just install their Chrome extension, highlight the words or sentences and it’ll suggest other ways to write them in better words.
Write Sonic : If you are a blogger, writer, freelancer, or social media influencer, Whitesonic can help you create original and SEO-friendly content faster.

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Technology & Communication Websites

Builder AI : An AI-powered tool that turns your ideas into an app.
Built with : Enter the URL of a website and you’ll find its technology stack.
Carrd : Create fully responsive one-page websites for free without coding using templates.
Code Academy : Avail free and interactive coding classes in programming and markup languages like HTML, CSS, Python, Java, Go, JavaScript, Ruby, SQL, C++, Swift, and Sass.
Cyber Chef : If you are a developer, here is a Swiss army knife of data processing for you.
Dillinger : It is a cloud-enabled, mobile-friendly HTML5 Markdown editor.
Flow Gram : This visual programming platform allows you to build apps without writing a single line of code.
Hunter : Find the official email addresses of any website and connect with the right people.
Poet : Just paste Twitter, LinkedIn, or Shopify links and create and share posts as visually pleasing images.
Poised : It’s an AI-powered tool for Windows and Mac that works like a coach to improve and perfect your communication skills.
Spokeo : Search for friends, old classmates, and acquaintances using details like name, phone, address, email, etc.
Tall Tweets : Tall Tweets helps you write tweets longer than 280 characters on Twitter.
Tiny Chat : Tinychat is an online video chat community that helps you find and connect with people like you.

Travel Websites

Flight Stats : Track the real-time status of your flight, check if it has been delayed or canceled, and track its live position on a map.
Rome2Rio : Find how you can travel between almost any two destinations in the world.
Scribble Maps : Place your personal markers, shapes, and scribbles on Google Maps.
Trip Planner AI : Are you planning a new trip? Take advantage of AI to find cheap flights, good hotels, interesting activities, and food you like according to your taste and budget!

Career & Job Searching Websites

Career Builder : Find jobs that match your criteria.
Glass Door : Glass Door is a website that allows you to search for jobs by location, keyword, and company. You can also read reviews of companies from employees, which can be helpful in deciding if a particular company is right for you.
ZipRecruiter : It’s a great website for both job seekers who want to find jobs and businessmen who want to hire people. Businesses post their job openings on ZipRecruiter and job seekers can search for jobs by location, keyword, and other criteria.
Sonara : If you are looking for a Job, this AI-powered tool will help you find the best job. You just need to tell AI the kind of job you need and it’ll automatically apply to the most matching job postings to find the perfect job for you.

Privacy and Security Websites

10Minute Mail : Create a temporary email address to keep your real inbox safe from spam. If you want to sign up for a website or service, you can use this disposable mail address for email verification. You can also try guerrillamail.com , temp-mail.org , or sharklasers.com which provide the same service.
12ft Ladder : If you are unable to read an article because of a paywall, this website will let you bypass the paywall so that you can access the article.
Ecosia : Ecosia is a user and environment-friendly search engine because it is CO2-negative and protects the privacy of its users. The company claims to use 100% of its profits for tree plantation and climate action.
PaP : Check how strong your password is by simply typing it into this Passive Aggressive Password Machine and it will tell you in a fun way what you need to work on!
Scam Detector : Scammers use malicious software, legitimate-looking websites, malicious links, or attachments to gain access to your personal information, and solicit money. Scam Detector is the Wikipedia of scams with the largest fraud prevention resource to protect you from online fraud.
Scr.im : This website helps you to convert your email address into a short and safe custom URL that you can share on the web, social platforms, and public forums without fear of getting picked up by spam robots and email harvesters.
Unroll.me : Get rid of annoying spam emails in 3 clicks.
Virus Total : Check a suspicious file, IP address, or URL with more than 60 antiviruses at the same time. Also see virusscan.jotti.org .

Web Services, Apps, and Tools

Browse : Easily extract and monitor data from any website with the help of AI.
DwService : It is a remote control service that lets you access your computer from anywhere in the world.
Experte : You can use this spam checker you can check how spam filters rate your email and how you can optimize your email deliverability. Also, see kickbox.com .
Fast : Fast by Netflix is a clean tool to check your network speed.
Fax Zero : Send online faxes to the US and Canada for free anywhere in the world at a fixed pay-per-use cost.
Figma : It is a graphics editing and user interface design web app.
File Pizza : This site offers free peer-to-peer file transfers in your web browser.
File Pursuit : Search the web for documents, files, videos, audio, eBooks, etc. and download them directly.
GoFile : It’s a mostly free and very cheap file-sharing platform with unlimited storage.
IP Logger : Find the location of any IP address and track the exact location of any mobile device or PC. The site also lets you check URLs for hidden redirects for safer browsing. Also, try grabify.link .
Libre Speed : Free and ad-free open-source internet connection speed test tool.
Marker : Easily highlight parts of a webpage for sharing. You’ll need to download the ‘ Yellow highlighter pen for web’ extension in your web browser to do that.
Mix : Formerly known as StumbleUpon, Mix sets up your profile based on your interests and shares the articles, photos, and videos based on your preference.
Namechk : Check whether a username on social media or a domain name is available. The website checks over 30 domains and more than 90 social media platforms. The website also has a name generator tool that generates an available username for you. Similar website: namelix.com .
OpenAI Playground : Playground by Open AI is an amazing tool trained to respond to whatever you type in the most human way possible. Type a topic in the Playground text box and click on the Submit button to see the magic. Don’t forget to check out Open AI’s intelligent chatbot as well.
Similar Sites : Bypass the clutter of the web and find similar sites to the ones you browse. The recommendations are based on related content, web structure, link analysis algorithms, detailed user surfing behaviors, and user ratings.
SnapDrop : An open-source in-browser Peer2Peer local file-sharing solution that requires no setup or signup. It’s similar to Apple’s Airdrop and works on all platforms like Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and macOS. It allows you to share images, videos, PDFs, and links with people nearby.
Tiny Acquisitions : Buy or sell your digital asset for $100k or less.
Toffee Share : Upload your file and share it using a secure link directly without storing it online. You can also try wormhole.app and send.internxt.com if you want to share large files and folders with end-to-end encryption and a link that automatically expires.
Tosdr : Most of us click on the Accept button without going through the lengthy terms and conditions displayed to us on different websites. This website summarizes the terms of services for popular sites and shows you what you are legally consenting to.
We Transfer : Send images and files to an email address without signing in.
You : A great AI-powered search engine that protects you from being tracked online and your data from being sold to advertisers. Using their extension, you can easily switch between 4 search engines. Moreover, they offer some free AI tools that help you write, create images, and learn to code.

Miscellaneous Useful Websites

Do Not Pay : An AI-powered robot lawyer that helps you file a legal case, fight corporations, beat bureaucracy, and sue anyone without hiring an attorney.
Down For Everyone or Just Me : Check if there is a problem with your internet connection or if the site you’re trying to access is just down for everyone.
Food Subs : You can refer to this website if you need to substitute an ingredient used in a food item with another.
Home Styler : Whether you are a professional or an amateur, you can design home interiors easily using this great online interior design tool.
I Fixit : Repair your things yourself with the help of repair guides written by experts for everyone.
Instructables : Do you love to make things yourself but don’t know how where and how to start? This website has a vast community of people who share step-by-step instructions to help you become a DIY master in no time.
Interior AI: Get beautiful ideas for interior design with the help of artificial intelligence.
Ninite : Ninite creates a single executable that installs any number of open-source programs you choose from browsers. If you have to set up computers regularly, you’ll find this handy installer and updater one of the most useful websites for you. It creates a single executable that installs any number of open-source programs you choose from your web browser. Instead of downloading programs manually, you can create an installer and save time.
Online OCR : Extract text from an image and convert it to PDF, Word document, Excel sheet, or any text format using Optical Character Recognition technology.
Open Source Alternative : Find open source alternatives to a program or service.
Repair Clinic : If you have a broken appliance and you want to fix it, visit Repair Clinic, enter the brand and model number, and describe what’s wrong with it. The website suggests the parts that need to be replaced and videos showing you how to repair the appliance.
Upwork : Create a free profile to find the work you love, or find and hire expert freelancers for any work.

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I suppose if I were asked that question I’d find it difficult to narrow it down to one site. I have lots of sites that I really like for various reasons.

There’s no doubt about it, a good website can make a huge difference to your day to day life. I regularly use Google Maps for example to check out journey times, property locations and more, IMDB to check out if a movie is worth watching or my online banking site to manage my finances.

So I have compiled a list useful websites I think you might like to know about. I’ve avoided all the obvious sites (such as Amazon, Google, Ebay, the aforementioned Google Maps), however useful, which I’m sure you have already heard of (though I have mentioned a few other Google sites you might not have heard of). I’ve also avoided all the social media sites (we were talking about useful sites here, right?). That leaves 365 useful websites I’d like to share with you.

Yes, 365 of them.

I’ll tell you why 365 – I liked the idea of anyone reading this (who has little time) being able to just go to a site for the day. i.e. if you have very limited time, simply pick today’s date and check out the site for that day – it will work on any given day because it’s a list of 365 sites and I’ve picked one for each day. Pretty cool eh? Then you can come back and do the same again another day if you like.

(that plus I do like a challenge and basically bet myself I could come up with 365 of them to satisfy the above idea).

I’ve had a lot of fun (and just a tad more work than I thought it was going to be, but fun all the same) compiling this little list, I hope you have fun with it too…

Regional Variations

Most of these sites are global. Meaning wherever you live, they should work for you. Some though are either US or UK specific sites. There will likely be an equivalent useful website for your region, but I have only listed one for simplicity. In case there isn’t that site or a version of it where you are, don’t despair, instead, perhaps try searching on the name and see if our friend Google can find you something similar near you – or use one of the site’s I’ve listed here, alternativeto.net or similarsites.com to find an equivalent.

Some Extra Info

Obviously I have some favourites out of this list and have listed these useful websites for various reasons, some of them are very practical, some are cool, some are funny and some are very informative. So to give a bit more info on each one without taking much space, I have added the following key:

– Personal Favourite of Alans – Related Article on This Site – Very Practical – Cool / Funny – News /Informative – Education / Learning Site

OK, Here We Go…

1. (or Jan 1) Mailinator – A superb, quick temporary mail facility that is easy to use and very practical. Use a mailinator address instead of your own for any website that needs an email address. Email auto-deletes, avoid spam, use for QA testing.

2. (or Jan 2) RulesOfThumb – Rules of thumb are often funny but also can be very practical. I already talk a bit about this website in this article: Rules of Thumb and also a little more about the psychology of rules of thumb and why they are very useful to us. Anyway, this site has loads of them.

3. (or Jan 3) Zoho – Really extensive suite of web based business apps, for example check out their fully functional online spreadsheet here: Zoho Online Spreadsheet but there is really a lot more on offer.

4. (or Jan 4) Fake Name Generator – What’s not to love about a fake name generator? Could be very useful if you want to play spies.

5. (or Jan 5) Bubbl – A free online mind-mapping tool. A mind map is a graphical representation of ideas and concepts. It’s a visual thinking tool for structuring information, helping you to better understand, remember and generate new ideas. You can even try it without signing in.

6. (or Jan 6) The Rasterbator – The Rasterbator makes wall art from any image. Enlarge images by splitting them across multiple pages which can then be printed to make huge wall posters.

7. (or Jan 7) SuperCook – Add your ingredients and Supercook instantly finds matching recipes from the most popular cooking websites, awesome!!

8. (or Jan 8) Memrise – Memrise helps you learn just about anything by combining science, fun and community. Learn more about it here or check it out for yourself.

9. (or Jan 9) IFTTT – This is a really impressive website. IFTTT stands for If This Then That and is basically a way to automate various events and actions between apps, devices and websites. I’ve written about this in the past too when I first came across the site (and was so impressed I wanted to share it) here: Automation II (aka Efficiency Hack #14: How to Supercharge your Efficiency with If This Then That)

10. (or Jan 10) Who Sampled – the world’s most comprehensive, detailed and accurate database of samples, cover songs and remixes, covering the entire history of music spanning over 1000 years and documenting all the fascinating musical connections along the way.

11. (or Jan 11) Slate – news, politics, arts, business and science with a host of high-profile contributors.

12. (or Jan 12) This to That – Because people have a need to glue things to other things. Tells you which glue to use to glue one material to another. The site also contains useful tips to bear in mind in the process (e.g. clamping makes a huge difference when gluing wood together). Personally I think they could have more choices in the materials (e.g. they just have one ‘wood’ but could list different types of wood: MDF, balsa, soft, hard) but still a very useful site.

13. (or Jan 13) The Khan Academy – I wrote all about the Khan Academy in this article: The Khan Academy but it’s basically an amazing free website with very well structured, free courses on a wide range of subjects.

14. (or Jan 14) Similar Sites – Discover Similar Sites to the ones you know and love.

15. (or Jan 15) Adobe Color CC – Create color schemes with the color wheel or browse thousands of color combinations.

16. (or Jan 16) Fuelly – Everything you need to know about your vehicle’s fuel consumption – understanding your fuel consumption and vehicle’s actual costs can help you save big money.

17. (or Jan 17) Combine PDF – A free and easy to use online tool that allows you to combine multiple PDF or images files into a single PDF document without having to install any software.

18. (or Jan 18) ZamZar – Have you ever wanted to covert files without the need to download software? Then check out ZamZar, the fre e online video converter, audio converter, image converter, eBook converter. No download or account required.

19. (or Jan 19) Urban Dictionary – An online dictionary of slang words and phrases.

20. (or Jan 20) Ikea Hackers – the original and best IKEA hacks website, check out contribution of IKEA hackers from all over the globe. They submit their creations, with the hope of providing alternative ideas on IKEA products. IkeaHackers is packed with lots of cool projects for your home or just for a bit of fun.

21. (or Jan 21) Bug Me Not – If you want to check out a site or get some data from a site, but don’t fancy sharing your login or personal information, pick one up from BugMeNot instead. BugMeNot shares logins, so you can get what you need and avoid spam or inbox invasion.

22. (or Jan 22) Music Map – Superb, just type in the name of an artist and music map will show you a ‘map’ of similar artists, continue clicking on artists to find other similarities. Wonderful.

23. (or Jan 23) Sleepyti.me Give the time you want to wake up, and Sleepyti.me will tell you when you should go to sleep. Or find out when you should wake up if you go to sleep now.

24. (or Jan 24) Filler Item – Enter the amount you need to see a list of products (including add-on items) that qualify for free shipping. Great for that annoying situation when you fall just short of their free shipping threshold.

25. (or Jan 25) 3-Minute Journal – an online application that allows you to track your inner work life. Powered by a brief daily journal entry, you can track accomplishments and emotional state, mark moments of gratitude, and benchmark yourself against others in the 3-Minute Journal community.

26. (or Jan 26) Tall Tweets – convert any presentation into an animated GIF and share it on Twitter.

27. (or Jan 27) Follow Up Then – The simplest way to schedule an email reminder. Using the bcc: field, a follow up can be scheduled via followupthen without the recipient seeing the reminder at the same time as a 1st mail is sent.

28. (or Jan 28) Jotti – Jotti’s malware scan is a free service that lets you scan suspicious files with several anti-virus programs. You can submit up to 5 files at the same time. There is a 100MB limit per file.

29. (or Jan 29) Livestream – Livestream is a place to watch or broadcast live events. High quality video streaming and sharing online.

30. (or Jan 30) Minutes.io – Quick, professional, hassle-free meeting minutes.

31. (or Jan 31) Print Friendly – Make any web page Print Friendly & PDF.

32. (or Feb 1) Polish My Writing / After The Deadline – A language checker for the web with free grammar, spelling, and style advice.

33. (or Feb 2) Priv Note – Send notes that will self destruct after being read.

34. (or Feb 3) Duolingo – this is a really, really good language learning site. Very impressive.

35. (or Feb 4) scr.im – protect your email address before sharing it so that only real people will use it (this will protect you from email scraping, spam and other online threats).

36. (or Feb 5) Mathway – Mathway provides students with the tools they need to understand and solve their maths problems. With millions of users and billions of problems solved, Mathway is the #1 problem solving resource available for students, parents, and teachers.

37. (or Feb 6) PicMonkey – a powerful, free web-based photo editor. It’s very good and I’ve used it lots. It does seem like they’re trying to push the paid options more lately but you can still use it for free and do lots with it.

38. (or Feb 7) Kleki – a good quality online painting tool which you can also use to upload and edit existing images. Nice, simple interface.

39. (or Feb 8) Eddtor – Simple, clean, online editor/word processor.

40. (or Feb 9) My Fonts / What The Font – Seen a font in use and want to know what it is? Submit an image to WhatTheFont to find a match. Or, let cloak-draped font enthusiasts lend a hand in the WhatTheFont Forum.

41. (or Feb 10) Oh Don’t Forget – The easiest way to schedule SMS reminders for yourself, your family, friends or customers.

42. (or Feb 11) Account Killer – Super simple instructions to delete just about any online account or profile.

43. (or Feb 12) Pixlr – advanced online photo editor (no download is required). 100% free.

44. (or Feb 13) Marker.to – highlight text on a website with your mouse. Annotating helps to point out important information in long articles. Use a special link for the highlighted version of the page which can then be shared.

45. (or Feb 14) Old Version – Ever had problems with new versions of software? Whetherincompatibility issues, bugs or you just preferred the older version, downgrade via this website and get the old version back.

46. (or Feb 15) Skyscanner – Skyscanner is a leading global travel search site, a place where people are inspired to plan and book direct from millions of travel options at the best prices.

47. (or Feb 16) Faster Plan – An online billboard app which enables you to organize your events, fast! Make Polls, find common dates and more. It’s free and participants don’t need to sign up.

48. (or Feb 17) Fax Zero – Still need to send a fax somewhere? Use this online app.

49. (or Feb 18) Sync.in – Sync.in is a web based word processor for people to collaborate in real-time – any changes are instantly reflected on everyone’s screen.

50. (or Feb 19) Camel Camel Camel – If you’re shopping on Amazon, CamelCamelCamel will help you out by tracking prices of the items you want alerting you when prices drop, helping you decide when to buy & offering price history charts.

51. (or Feb 20) Alternative To – Input what website or application you want to replace and AlternativeTo will suggest alternatives, based on user recommendations.

52. (or Feb 21) Noteflight.com – Create and use music notation on any device, write your own music online.

53. (or Feb 22) Safe Web – Simple and effective URL checker. If you suspect any website or link you have been sent check it with this site first before you click on the link. Type in (or cut & paste) the URL and Safeweb lets you know if that link is Safe.

54. (or Feb 23) Find Your Nearest Postbox – Simply put in your postcode (top right) and find the post boxes nearest to you.

55. (or Feb 24) Coral CDN – Use CoralCDN to get access to slow websites or websites that are down due to heavy traffic or to increase the performance and availability of your own website.

56. (or Feb 25) Built With – Find out what websites are built with.

57. (or Feb 26) Way Back Machine – Have you ever tried to go to a website you saved months ago, only to learn it’s no longer available? Explore more than 310 billion web pages saved over time with the Way Back Machine and get access to the information you need, even if the website is gone forever.

58. (or Feb 27) Grooveshark – Free music streaming (a little like Spotify). No registration necessary.

59. (or Feb 28) Smarter Travel – expert travel tips, inspiring destination stories, and timely travel news to feed your passion for seeing the world before, during, and after your trip.

60. (or Mar 1) Home Styler – Design your dream home in 3D.

61. (or Mar 2) Online Etymology Dictionary – Etymologies are not definitions; they’re explanations of what our words meant 600 or 2,000 years ago. People will continue to use words as they will, finding wider meanings for old words and coining new ones to fit new situations. In fact, this list is a testimony to that process. These are histories of words only, not things or ideas. The modern word for something might have replaced old, forgotten words for the same object or concept. Find out more with this site.

62. (or Mar 3) Notes.io – Fast and simple, an online notebook which you can also easily share with others (via a short link).

63. (or Mar 4) Kiva – Kiva is an international nonprofit with a mission to connect people through lending to alleviate poverty.

64. (or Mar 5) Fiverr – the world’s largest freelance services marketplace for lean entrepreneurs to focus on growth & create a successful business at affordable costs. Based on people doing micro-jobs for $5, which is where it got its name.

65. (or Mar 6) Stickk – a free goal-setting platform created by behavioural economists at Yale University, leveraging the power of incentives and accountability.

66. (or Mar 7) Copy Paste Character – free website which allows you to copy & paste hundreds of special characters, from the Copyright symbol to accented to letters to colored emojis.

67. (or Mar 8) Boxoh – Want to know where your package is? Boxoh tracks your shipment using Google Maps.

68. (or Mar 9) Join.me – a collaboration tool designed to make collaboration simple, instant and continuous. No installation or plug-ins required, no cost & near-instantaneous sharing of screens.

69. (or Mar 10) Time & Date Calculator and Converters – A fantastic collection of tools related to time and date. e.g. Calculate the duration between two dates here , check out the world clock here & lots more.

70. (or Mar 11) Office.com – These days you can use the entire Microsoft Office suite online (but unfortunately this one is not free). You may be able to use it though if you already have a stand-alone copy of office with a licence key.

71. (or Mar 12) UnplugtheTV – I wrote about this website in this article: Unplugging , and about how we spend our time in general and can often be victims of marketing and fall into predictable routines and habits. UnplugtheTV offers an alternative to mind-numbing television with the simple suggestion that instead of wasting your life watching TV, you could watch something mind-opening and educational.

72. (or Mar 13) Zedge – Free ringtones, wallpapers and backgrounds for your cellphone.

73. (or Mar 14) Practical Typography – Everything you need to know about Typography in a beautiful, clean, interactive website

74. (or Mar 15) Nolo – a website which simplifies the law and answers your everyday legal and business questions.

75. (or Mar 16) Mixlr.com – broadcast live audio over the web.

76. (or Mar 17) Tip Of My Tongue – Isn’t it irritating when you’re in the middle of a conversation and you just can’t quite remember the word or phrase that you need? Enter TipOfMyTongue, a site which helps you find it.

77. (or Mar 18) Free Images (formerly SXC) – Use this site to browse and download stock photos – absolutely free.

78. (or Mar 19) Disposable Web Page – This site started as a simple tool to allow the online community a quick and simple way to publish temporary content on a webpage. Since then it has evolved so the pages are actually now less disposable and other services are offered. Probably best to go to the DisposableWebPage About page ( https://disposablewebpage.com/about/ ) to find out more – still a very useful site.

79. (or Mar 20) Simply Noise – free color noise generator, content crafted by a professional Sound Designer to ensure the highest audio fidelity. The benefits of color noise have been utilized in clinics, schools, households, and offices around the world. Enjoy the benefits and features many expensive sound machines can’t match.

80. (or Mar 21) Crackle – Crackle delivers popular, award-winning TV, movies and originals. With no limit to how much you can watch across all your devices, you can binge all you want, wherever you want. While the selection can be limited, Crackle is completely free.

81. (or Mar 22) Survey Any Place – takes the guesswork out of creating a custom experience, gets your questions answered and makes it easy to give something back to your respondents.

82. (or Mar 23) Strip Creator – Stripcreator is a website that allows users to create and save their own comic strips.

83. (or Mar 24) Latitude & Longitude Finder – Lan online geographic tool that can be used to lookup latitude and longitude of a place, and get its coordinates on map. The place you found will be displayed with the point marker centered on map. Also the gps coordinates will be displayed below the map.

84. (or Mar 25) Project Gutenberg – Project Gutenberg offers over 56,000 free eBooks: Choose among free epub books, free kindle books, download them or read them online. You will find the world’s great literature here, especially older works for which copyright has expired. No fee or registration is required.

85. (or Mar 26) Photo Show – online slideshow creation and sharing subscription service. Transform your photos and videos into musical PhotoShows, then share them with your friends and family.

86. (or Mar 27) Chandoo – A site dedicated to helping you become awesome in Excel.

87. (or Mar 28) Giphy – a powerful search engine exclusively for GIF graphics files, GIPHY is your top source for the best & newest GIFs & Animated Stickers online.

88. (or Mar 29) WhatShouldIReadNext – Enter a book or author that you like and WSIRN will recommend what you should read next.

89. (or Mar 30) WolframAlpha – a computational knowledge engine that answers factual queries directly by computing the answer from externally sourced “curated data”, rather than providing a list of documents or web pages that might contain the answer as a search engine might.

90. (or Mar 31) GetNotify – Never wonder again if an email you sent gets read by the recipient. GetNotify will tell you when your emails have been read. P.S. It’s invisible, so your recipient doesn’t know that the email is being tracked.

91. (or Apr 1) Snopes – Ever heard a story and wondered if it’s really true? Look it up on Snopes, the definitive Internet reference source for urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation.

92. (or Apr 2) Online Alarm Clock – Everything you might want in an alarm clock with lots of configuratin options.

93. (or Apr 3) HundredZeros – Download free books for Kindle.

94. (or Apr 4) GetHuman – Get a company on the phone faster & get better help. Enter the company name to learn the best number to call to get human help from any give company.

95. (or Apr 5) World City Data – Very cool online interactive tool (map) which shows data for cities around the world.

96. (or Apr 6) IRuler – measures the size of your screen and creates the image of a ruler that is the actual size. Can also be used to quickly visualize size(s) if yu don’t have an actual ruler nearby.

97. (or Apr 7) RxList – the Internet Drug Index. Learn all about what the pills you’re taking contain and what they actually do. The site also has a feature that helps you identify your pills, in case you mix two up by mistake.

98. (or Apr 8) Icon Finder – Search engine for icons.

99. (or Apr 9) unfurlr.com – Another very simple but very effective site, finds the original URL that’s hiding behind a short URL.

100. (or Apr 10) hostelbookers – Hostels and cheap hotel booking site.

101. (or Apr 11) Pipl – a powerful search engine with a particular focus on finding people and offering reverse look-up with someone’s email address, username or phone number as well.

102. (or Apr 12) Trello – an easy, free, flexible, and visual way to manage your projects and organize anything.

103. (or Apr 13) EggTimer – a nice, simple countdown timer, or egg timer. Set a time and bookmark it for repeated use. Also has a ‘Pomodoro’ timer which is a time-management technique I have written about in this article: The Pomodoro Technique: How a TOMATO can Change Your Life & Super-Charge Your Efficiency . You can also create a count down to a specific date or time.

104. (or Apr 14) Price Runner – Compare products and prices.

105. (or Apr 15) Print What You Like – print the good parts of any web page while skipping ads and other junk.

106. (or Apr 16) Online Video Resizer – Resize any video in just three clicks.

107. (or Apr 17) Online Word Counter – helps to analyze text with word count and other statistics relating to text quality, word frequency and character combinations.

108. (or Apr 18) My Fitness Pal – Lose weight the healthy way – free website and mobile apps that make calorie counting and food tracking easy.

109. (or Apr 19) TagMyDoc – increase productivity by connecting people through the right version of the right document; and this, no matter how people name, organize or share their documents. Add a QR code and any updates will automatically be made to previous versions you’ve shared.

110. (or Apr 20) ctrql.rss – a feed engine to help you discover RSS feeds around your favorite topics.

111. (or Apr 21) Photo Peach – create a rich slideshow in seconds to engage your friends or family. Add background music, captions, and comments so you can elaborate on your story further.

112. (or Apr 22) typewith.me – a document creation tool. With this, tool, you can literally view everything that other persons write on the document board in real time. Very useful for online meetings, strategies, collaborations, project management and consulting.

113. (or Apr 23) ScribbleMaps – Easily Create and Share Maps. Share with friends, embed maps on websites, and create images. Draw your own map with Google Maps integration.

114. (or Apr 24) Zoom Hub – ZoomHub lets you share & view your high-resolution images seamlessly and blazingly fast, no matter whether you are on a desktop computer, tablet, or mobile phone.

115. (or Apr 25) Cloze – The no-work way to see everything about your contacts in one place. Email, phone calls, meetings, notes, follow-ups and social.

116. (or Apr 26) goo.gl – Google URL shortener – simplify your links.

117. (or Apr 27) Preceden – Preceden is an easy-to-use timeline maker that helps you create great looking timelines such as Project, Marketing, Business, School, Novel & Life timelines.

118. (or Apr 28) Last Pass – LastPass remembers all your passwords, so you don’t have to. It’s very secure and when using this tool you can start using randomnly generated secure passwords and more feasibly use a completely different password for every website (because Lastpass securely stores and remembers them on your behalf). Uses a master password and other security checks to access your ‘vault’ of passwords.

119. (or Apr 29) Prezi – Deliver visually stunning, interactive experiences that engage and captivate, vs Powerpoint, Prezi creates memorable presentations with a fraction of the effort.

120. (or Apr 30) ge.tt – Share any number of files in seconds. Files can be previewed before downloading.

121. (or May 1) Simple Habit Tracker – a simple and beautiful habit tracker, an application that helps you track your habits and get disciplined. EverydayCheck’s habit board provides an at a glance overview of all the habits you are pushing for making it easy to keep them in mind & see how you’re doing with each. It helps you make yourself accountable of your own goals and progress.

122. (or May 2) Runpee – Let’s you know the best time to run and pee during a movie, then it gives you a synopsis you can read while you’re peeing.

123. (or May 3) My (Google) Activity – Can’t find the link you Googled before? As long as you have a Google account, you can look through your own search history, websites you’ve visited, and videos you’ve watched. It’s password-protected, so only you can log on.

124. (or May 4) Bit.ly – Brand, track and optimize every touchpoint with Bitly, the world’s leading link management platform.

125. (or May 5) Gravit – full featured free vector design app.

126. (or May 6) Google Fonts – directory of open source designer web fonts which can be shared and integrated into any web-based design project, all optimized for the web.

127. (or May 7) Random.org – True random number service. The randomness comes from atmospheric noise, which for many purposes is better than the pseudo-random number algorithms typically used in computer programs. People use Random.org for holding drawings, lotteries and sweepstakes, to drive online games, for scientific applications and for art and music.

128. (or May 8) Midomi – Can’t remember the name of a song? Hum or sing it, and Midomi will tell you. Midomi is the ultimate music search tool because it is powered by your voice.

129. (or May 9) Iwantmyname.com – a pure domain management service offering domain registration and DNS hosting which helps you search domains across all TLDs.

130. (or May 10) Letter Generator – Cool site which enables you to write an entire letter in less than a minute!

131. (or May 11) Swapz (UK Specific) – Swapz is the UK’s biggest, most established and original marketplace where you can swap, trade, sell and deal with like-minded people both locally and nationwide. The choices are all yours.

132. (or May 12) Smile Box – Your memories live forever with Smilebox’s creative platform. It’s a simple way to share your photos with family and friends. Choose from +1000 templates for any occasion: birthdays, weddings, holiday greetings, memorials and so much more. Simply get creative.

133. (or May 13) Adobe Sign (formerly EchoSign) – e-signing solution replacing the need for paper based signatures and enabling faster and remote transactions with electronic legal and digital signatures.

134. (or May 14) EdX – global access to quality education. EdX connects learners to the best universities and institutions from around the world.

135. (or May 15) Academic Earth – a great tool to learn practically anything you want, for free.

136. (or May 16) GTMetrix – GTmetrix gives you insight on how well your site loads and provides actionable recommendations on how to optimize it.

137. (or May 17) PDF Escape – PDFescape is a free, online PDF reader, editor, form filler, & form designer.

138. (or May 18) Scale of The Universe – Putting the Universe into perspective. The Scale of The Universe shows everything from the smallest to largest things in our universe. Check out the Scale of The Universe right now! Amazing to see.

139. (or May 19) Zapier – Connect your apps and automate workflows. Easy automation for busy people. Zapier moves info between your web apps automatically, so you can focus on your most important work. Similar to IFTTT.

140. (or May 20) You Tube in TV Mode – Watch YouTube channels in TV mode – try it!

141. (or May 21) Down For Everyone Or Just Me? – Is a website or site down? Easy way to check if a site is down for everyone or just me. Plus other tools too.

142. (or May 22) Trash Nothing – Fantastic site which promotes recycling of unwanted or donated items instead of these going to landfill. Give and receive items via this site. The trash nothing! site is simply an alternate interface for existing freecycle groups around the world. The site was designed to make freecycling easier and solve a lot of the problems that the existing groups have from using Yahoo Groups (such as spam and email overload among other things). So you can access all your freecycling groups in a quicker and easier way.

143. (or May 23) Daily Lit – pick your book and what time of day you want your installments delivered and you’re set. Don’t want to carry Anna Karenina on the train? DailyLit sends you just enough for your morning commute or coffee break. Find yourself with some extra time? Can’t wait a whole day for the next chapter of Moby Dick? Just tap “Next installment” and it’ll be on its way. The website will give you snippets of the book via email or RSS until you finish it.

144. (or May 24) Flight Stats – Global Flight Tracker and Travel Planning. Track real-time flight status, departures and arrivals, airport delays, and airport information.

145. (or May 25) Log Me In – Get In and go with remote access from LogMeIn. Enjoy the freedom to work from anywhere by accessing desktop and laptop computers, PC or Mac, over the web.

146. (or May 26) Prey Project – Anti-theft solution for tracking devices & protection. Find your laptop, iphone, android and tablet when stolen or missing. Mobile security for multiples OS.

147. (or May 27) Survey Monkey – free online survey tool to quickly and easily capture the voices and opinions of the people who matter most to you.

148. (or May 28) Do Nothing for 2 Minutes – a site that asks you to just relax and listen to waves for 2 minutes.

149. (or May 29) Google Maps Timeline – Your timeline in Google Maps helps you find the places you’ve been and the routes you’ve travelled.

150. (or May 30) A Good Movie To Watch – agoodmovietowatch finds you great movies that you haven’t yet seen on popular streaming services, decisively ending the interminable hours of “what are we gonna watch” currently plaguing our world. In addition, AGMTW highlights fantastic movies that were overlooked and deserve far more love than they get.

151. (or May 31) TotalProSports – Sports News, Videos and Pictures covering NFL, NHL, MLB, NBA, MMA, College Football, College Basketball, NASCAR, Fantasy Sports, Sports Betting and more.

152. (or Jun 1) Lmgtfy.com – Let me Google That for You. Teach others how to use Google’s internet search – and other search engines too, and how to use image and video search as well as other features that have evolved on this platform since it was first created.

153. (or Jun 2) Seat Guru – Aircraft seat maps, flight shopping and flight information. Enter a flight number for example and get a seat map for that aircraft.

154. (or Jun 3) Small Demons – For book lovers, a site which adds context to which books have featured certain famous places or people.

155. (or Jun 4) Global Genie – Virtual teleportation and sharing. Explore the world.

156. (or Jun 5) A Soft Murmur – Ambient sounds to wash away distraction.

157. (or Jun 6) Wowbrary – Free Alerts about Your Library’s Newest Books, Movies & Music.

158. (or Jun 7) Online Spam Checker – helps you test email and newsletter content, and alert if it is likely to trigger spam filters.

159. (or Jun 8) Zoopla – comprehensive property website, very useful for property research such as finding out how much properties have sold for in a given street.

160. (or Jun 9) Online Piano – enables you to play the piano through your computer keyboard, without the need to download or install an app.

161. (or Jun 10) Surfly – A co-browsing solution that lets you share your browser in real time.

162. (or Jun 11) ASCII Table Lookup – Quick reference for ASCII codes. Part of the Rapid Tables website which also contains other quick reference information and tools.

163. (or Jun 12) Rotoworld – If you play fantasy sports, get breaking news and immerse yourself in the ultimate fan experience. Free up-to-the-minute player news including injuries, rankings, depth charts, cheat sheets, mock draft, stats and much more.

164. (or Jun 13) 750 words – An interesting site which encourages you to write 750 words every day. You don’t have to write every day and it doesn’t have to be 750 words but that is what the site is geared around. It’s a beautiful clean interface and the concept, and specifically why it’s a good one not just for writers but perhaps for anyone, is explained very nicely in their About page.

165. (or Jun 14) Instant File & Screenshot Sharing – a file sharing site built for speed and ease of use.

166. (or Jun 15) TinEye – Upload a picture (perhaps your profile pic) and TinEye will tell you everywhere on the internet where this image is in use. Very quick and effective.

167. (or Jun 16) Wordcounter.net – counting words and characters & online editor which helps you to improve word choice and writing style, and, optionally, help you to detect grammar mistakes and plagiarism. Also shows the top 10 keywords and keyword density of the submitted text as well as average speaking and reading time for your text.

168. (or Jun 17) onlineocr.net – Free Optical Character Recognition software online. Service supports 46 languages including Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Extract text from PDF and images (JPG, BMP, TIFF, GIF) and convert into editable Word, Excel and Text output formats.

169. (or Jun 18) Investopedia – the world’s leading source of financial content on the web, with more than 20 million unique visitors and 60 million page views each month.

170. (or Jun 19) Happify – Build skills for lasting happiness: Happify turns the latest innovations in the science of happiness into activities and games that help you lead a more fulfilling life.

171. (or Jun 20) everytimezone.com – Simple visual time zone tool which enables you to see at a glance equivalent times in major cities all around the world.

172. (or Jun 21) Record 1 Second Every Day – Very interesting idea – record 1 second every day and make a movie of your life. View how it works on the site and an example video. I am very intrigued by this one. Wondering if I should give it a try. If anyone else does, please let me know how it goes, I would love to hear about your experience with it.

173. (or Jun 22) Flip Text – Create a mirror text. Rotate letters 180 degrees with Unicode and turn text upside down.

174. (or Jun 23) Wordle – Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text. You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes. The images you create with Wordle are yours to use however you like. You can print them out, or save them to your own desktop to use as you wish.

175. (or Jun 24) Morning Pages – To put it simply, it’s a website in which you write. The more in-depth answer is writing three pages of stream of consciousness thought by hand every day. Similar to 750 words.

176. (or Jun 25) Codecademy.com – Learn to code interactively, for free.

177. (or Jun 26) WikiBooks – open-content textbooks collection that anyone can edit.

178. (or Jun 27) Checkvist – Online outliner and task manager for geeks. Create and share checklists, plans, and outlines.

179. (or Jun 28) imo.im – imo free video calls and chat on Android and iPhone.

180. (or Jun 29) Plus Transfer – a premium large file transfer service readily available to all and unhindered by the limitation of costs and accessibility.

181. (or Jun 30) Can I Stream It? – a free service that allows you to search across the most popular streaming, rental, and purchase services to find where a movie is available. If the movie you’re looking for is not available, just sign-up, set a reminder and voila CISI will shoot you an email when your chosen service makes the movie available. It’s simple and fast.

182. (or Jul 1) Free Online Calculators – a comprehensive collection of free online calculators for the ease of public use.

183. (or Jul 2) LetterMeLater – allows you to send emails at any future date and time you choose. With this service, you can write emails with your existing email address, and they will get sent at the exact date, or dates that you specify – down to the minute.

184. (or Jul 3) Quora – a place to gain and share knowledge. It’s a platform to ask questions and connect with people who contribute unique insights and quality answers. This empowers people to learn from each other and to better understand the world.

185. (or Jul 4) ctrlq.save – download any file from the web directly to your Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive accounts without having to download that file to your computer. Just enter the file’s web address (or URL), pick a cloud service and, within seconds, the file will become available in your online account. The download is from cloud to cloud and therefore much faster.

186. (or Jul 5) otixo.com – communication and notification hub for your entire organization. It’s easy to know what’s happening now and what’s coming up next. Workspace chat is where your real work happens. Use it to securely communicate with your internal teams and external customers.

187. (or Jul 6) How Secure Is My Password? – beautifully simple tool to check the security of your passwords. Simply type in any password to check it’s level of security, how long it would take a computer to guess, tips n how to have more secure passwords.

188. (or Jul 7) Vector Magic – Automatically convert JPG, PNG, BMP, and GIF bitmap images to true SVG, EPS, and PDF vector images online by simply uploading them. Real full-color tracing, no software to install and results are ready right away.

189. (or Jul 8) Worn On TV – Clothes, shoes and accessories from the wardrobe departments of your favorite TV Shows.

190. (or Jul 9) labnol.org – Digital Inspiration offers tech how-to guides, software tips, gadget reviews, mobile app recommendations and video tutorials around all things tech.

191. (or Jul 10) Ripe Track – helps you to find when your favorite fruits and vegetables are at their peak of ripeness. You can also search by month of the year to find out what’s ripe then.

192. (or Jul 11) translate.google.com – instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

193. (or Jul 12) sumopaint.com – very impressive online photo editing and drawing tool. Try also Sumo Music accessible from the same site.

194. (or Jul 13) Xtra Normal – Make your own animations for free online.

195. (or Jul 14) Masher – Create incredible videos online. Mix your photos, music, text and special effects to create professional looking videos in minutes.

196. (or Jul 15) ewhois.com – Search domains to identify domain owners, name server details, host and other relative data of that domain.

197. (or Jul 16) Understand Sorting Algorithms – Tone of Sorting allows you to interactivly visualize how sorting algorithms work with sound.

198. (or Jul 17) Ear Training (for Music) – improve your musical ability by developing a more intuitive understanding of what you hear. For best results, practice a little bit every day.

199. (or Jul 18) wetransfer.com – a simple (the simplest?) way to send your files around the world.

200. (or Jul 19) Animoto – Make great videos. Easily.

201. (or Jul 20) Stop Cold Calls – Telephone Preference Service – the official central opt out register on which you can record your preference not to receive unsolicited sales or marketing calls. It is a legal requirement that all organisations (including charities, voluntary organisations and political parties) do not make such calls to numbers registered on the TPS unless they have your consent to do so.

202. (or Jul 21) Just Watch – Streaming search engine.

203. (or Jul 22) Vectr – a free graphics software used to create vector graphics easily and intuitively. It’s a simple yet powerful web and desktop cross-platform tool to bring your designs into reality.

204. (or Jul 23) Timeline of History – Histography is an interactive timeline that spans across 14 billion years of history, from the Big Bang to 2015.

205. (or Jul 24) unsplash.com – Beautiful, free photos. Gifted by the world’s most generous community of photographers.

206. (or Jul 25) Now I Know – want to learn all sorts of interesting things? Now I Know is a free daily newsletter; you’ll learn something new every day.

207. (or Jul 26) Photobox – photo printing website which allows you to print any size photos, create photo albums, mugs, t-shirts etc from your favourite digital photos.

208. (or Jul 27) Leanpub – a powerful platform for serious authors. This platform is the combination of two things: a publishing workflow and a storefront. For bloggers, leanpub also has a feature to automatically create a book from your blog posts. Integrates with Dropbox and uses Markdown for quick and easy editing. Perfect for creating ebooks.

209. (or Jul 28) Curiosity – make learning easier and more fun than it has ever been. Each day, Curiosity.com creates and curates engaging topics for millions of lifelong learners worldwide.

210. (or Jul 29) whoishostingthis.com – Discover who is hosting any website. Get information about the web host, IP address, name servers & more.

211. (or Jul 30) Is It Iced Coffee Weather? – Provide your location and this website answers one simple question.

212. (or Jul 31) Speed Test – the definitive way to measure your internet performance. With billions of active uses to date, Speedtest is the dominant global leader in internet performance testing and metrics.

213. (or Aug 1) The Logo Bot – Generate your own logo with ease. 214. (or Aug 2) Online Broken Link Checker – This free online Checker / Validator not just tells you which of your hyperlinks are dead but it will also show exactly where those stale references are in your HTML code.

215. (or Aug 3) teuxdeux.com – a simple, designy to-do app.

216. (or Aug 4) Plunker – an online community for creating, collaborating on and sharing your web development ideas.

217. (or Aug 5) tinychat.com – an online video chat community. Discover and meet friendly people just like you. Connect and chat with your friends.

218. (or Aug 6) woorank.com – in-depth website analysis shows you how to improve your website rankings & online visibility through SEO, social media, usability and much more. Track & fix your website’s weaknesses.

219. (or Aug 7) Sleeping in Airports – The Guide to Sleeping in Airports. Are you stuck in the airport? Do you have a long layover? Would you like to save money on an airport hotel by sleeping in the airport? Sure, it may sound a little cheap and degrading at first, but read-on and you’ll soon discover a travel community that shares their experiences and advice with fellow airport sleepers.

220. (or Aug 8) Environmental Working Group Skin Deep – EWG uses the power of information to protect human health and the environment. EWG’s Skin Deep database gives you practical solutions to protect yourself and your family from everyday exposures to chemicals. Companies are allowed to use almost any ingredient they wish. EWG staff scientists compare the ingredients on personal care product labels and websites to information in nearly 60 toxicity and regulatory databases. Now in its eighth year, EWG’s Skin Deep database provides you with easy-to-navigate ratings for a wide range of products and ingredients on the market.

221. (or Aug 9) typingweb.com – Learn & teach typing, free. Free grading & classroom management for teachers, comprehensive multi-grade typing curriculum & more.

222. (or Aug 10) Difference Between (Descriptive Analysis) – Difference Between has a large knowledge base and deal with differences between popular terms, technologies, things and anything to everything.

223. (or Aug 11) Spreeder – Speed reading is the art of silencing subvocalization. Most readers have an average reading speed of 200 wpm, which is about as fast as they can read a passage out loud. This is no coincidence. It is their inner voice that paces through the text that keeps them from achieving higher reading speeds. They can only read as fast as they can speak because that’s the way they were taught to read, through reading systems like Hooked on Phonics. However, it is entirely possible to read at a much greater speed, with much better reading comprehension, by silencing this inner voice. The solution is simple – absorb reading material faster than that inner voice can keep up. Without going into too much more detail here (though there is a great explanation on the site), Spreeder is a simple but fascinating site that shows you how much faster you can read by focusing on one spot on the screen and reading one word (or one ‘chunk’ of words) at a time. Fascinating stuff.

224. (or Aug 12) Dictionary.com – the world’s leading online source for English definitions, synonyms, word origins and etymologies, audio pronunciations, example sentences, slang phrases, idioms, word games, legal and medical terms, Word of the Day and more. from the same page you can access Thesaurus.com .

225. (or Aug 13) Bing Image Feed – Explore personalized image results based on your interests, favorites, and trending searches.

226. (or Aug 14) Cheatology – your best source for cheat codes, game cheats, game hints, game reviews. Game news daily! You’ll never know defeat again.

227. (or Aug 15) pancake.io – create static websites easily.

228. (or Aug 16) ShortReckonings – No more hassle tracking and evening out shared expenses.

229. (or Aug 17) pdfunlock.com – free service which enables you to unlock password protected PDF files.

230. (or Aug 18) manualslib.com – the ultimate online manuals library.

231. (or Aug 19) HTML Check (Markup Validation Service) – Check the markup (HTML, XHTML, …) of Web documents. This is a great reference site (I used it a lot when I was first learning how to write HTML & when I created the first versions of this site).

232. (or Aug 20) midomi.com – midomi is the ultimate music search tool because it is powered by your voice. Sing, hum, or whistle to instantly find your favorite music and connect with a community that shares your musical interests.

233. (or Aug 21) Fitday – Free diet and weight loss journal.

234. (or Aug 22) 12 Knots Everyone Should Know – Practical advice on how to tie these 12 knots with videos and explanations for each.

235. (or Aug 23) Endomondo – The Personal Trainer in Your Pocket. Endomondo is a free app and website that makes fitness fun and helps you stay motivated.

236. (or Aug 24) Enso Meditation Timer and Bell – a sleek meditation timer and bell app designed to enhance your mindfullness experience.

237. (or Aug 25) joy.js – Consider the paintbrush: simple enough for a child, complex enough for an Old Master. That’s what any artistic tool should strive for, and the art of programming deserves a tool that’s more creative, more alive. Joy.js is a tool for making tools like that.

238. (or Aug 26) Transcribe Recordings – A great little website that helps you simplify the arduous task of transcribing anything. The site provides a clean interface for the writing part and very cleverly allows you to play (with variable speed), pause, rewind and fast forward an audio file uploaded from your computer or using a YouTube URL. Pausing also jumps back a second or two so you which is very handy for not missing half-words etc.

239. (or Aug 27) Instructables – Instructables is a place that lets you explore, document, and share your creations. It’s about making things. Anything.

240. (or Aug 28) Juleap – Juleap is a distraction free task manager, calendar and timer that helps you focus on the things that matter.

241. (or Aug 29) HTML Email – Create and send beautiful HTML emails, or save in Gmail drafts.

242. (or Aug 30) Netflix Roulette – Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO and 50+ others all in one app. Know where to watch anything.

243. (or Aug 31) Future Learn – high quality online education – enjoy free online courses from top universities and specialist organisations.

244. (or Sep 1) Duolingo – excellent free online language learning platform. Duolingo’s adaptive experience has gamified elements to make language learning more fun and effective.

245. (or Sep 2) couchsurfing.org – With Couchsurfing, you can stay with locals in every country on earth. Travel like a local, stay in someone’s home and experience the world in a way money can’t buy.

246. (or Sep 3) Google World Wonders – Explore the ancient and modern worlds wonders in an incredible online resource powered by Google’s Street View and mapping technology.

247. (or Sep 4) BoredButton – Feeling bored? Press the bored button. This is actually a pretty cool site. Better than I thought it was going to be. Perfect, in fact, if you’re bored.

248. (or Sep 5) Online Encryption Tool – Modular online encoding, encryption and conversion tool. Web app that encodes, decodes, encrypts, decrypts, converts, translates, simulates and views content online offering a variety of ciphers, formats, algorithms and methods.

249. (or Sep 6) pintsinthesun.co.uk – Pints in the Sun is an experiment that addresses the very real problem of finding a pub that will be sunny in the evening, and not overshadowed by adjacent buildings.

250. (or Sep 7) Evernote – Capture, organize, and share notes from anywhere. Your best ideas are always with you and always in sync.

251. (or Sep 8) Days Old – How many days old are you?

252. (or Sep 9) Draft Map – Proof read your text.

253. (or Sep 10) Lumen Learning (formerly Boundless) – easy to access, affordable, adaptable open learning materials.

254. (or Sep 11) whatismyip.com – provides REAL IP address information & IP address tools that allow users to perform an Internet Speed Test, IP address lookup, proxy detection, IP Whois Lookup, and more. Also articles which show users how to trace an email address, how to change IP addresses, and how to hide their IP information. If you’ve got questions about IP addresses and can’t find the answer on our site, post your question in the IP Address Q & A section.

255. (or Sep 12) Cheatography – Over 2,500 Free Cheat Sheets, Revision Aids and Quick References.

256. (or Sep 13) Ninite – Install and update all your programs at once.

257. (or Sep 14) Really Simple Online Time Tracker – ever wonder, how long certain tasks take? Timelog is a simple and easy to use solution that works across all platforms and gives you all the tools you need to keep track of your challenges.

258. (or Sep 15) Corrupt-a-File – Corrupt any file. Struggle with a report you can’t complete? Bored by this Excel sheet? Tired with this code which won’t work? Upload your file and CAF will corrupt it. Your boss, customer or teacher will think you delivered on time, yet he can’t open it due to technology hassle.

259. (or Sep 16) Paste Bin – Pastebin is a website where you can store any text online for easy sharing. The website is mainly used by programmers to store pieces of sources code or configuration information, but anyone is more than welcome to paste any type of text. The idea behind the site is to make it more convenient for people to share large amounts of text online.

260. (or Sep 17) Readability Score – How readable is your writing? You have 7 seconds to grab someone’s attention. Readable.io helps you cut out the noise.

261. (or Sep 18) Incredibox – a musical app in which you can quickly and easily create a mix by running a band of beatboxers.

262. (or Sep 19) TED Talks – Short, fascinating talks on a variety of subjects. An amazing resource, completely free. I’m a big fan.

263. (or Sep 20) CV Maker – Create beautiful, professional resumes in minutes, free.

264. (or Sep 21) Squirt.io – Speed read the web one word at a time.

265. (or Sep 22) dropbox.com – convenient storage in the cloud. Dropbox is a modern workspace designed to reduce busywork – so you can focus on the things that matter.

266. (or Sep 23) Alexa – No, not that Alexa. This one helps you find website traffic, statistics, and analytics.

267. (or Sep 24) What is My Screen Resolution? – Simple website that instantly tells you what screen resolution you are currently using.

268. (or Sep 25) PDF to HTML Converter – Free online PDF to HTML conversion. Convert PDF to HTML in 2 steps.

269. (or Sep 26) Keybr.com – Online typing tutor which employs statistics and smart algorithms to automatically generate typing lessons matching your skills.

270. (or Sep 27) Future Me – Write a letter to your future self or to someone else (in the future).

271. (or Sep 28) RetailMeNot – Get coupons, promo codes, sales, cash back offers, gift card deals for thousands of stores & brands at RetailMeNot, your ultimate savings destination.

272. (or Sep 29) mint.com – helps you effortlessly manage your finances in one place.

273. (or Sep 30) Cost of Living Calculator (US specific) – compare the cost of living in two cities.

274. (or Oct 1) Visual Ping Website Change Checker – Very useful – VP monitors webpages… so you don’t have to! Select an area and relax: VP will send you an email alert when something changes.

275. (or Oct 2) PayScale – helps employers and their employees understand the right pay for every position and effectively communicate about compensation.

276. (or Oct 3) File.io – Ephemeral file sharing. Convenient, anonymous and secure.

277. (or Oct 4) Should I Remove It? – Purge your PC of program clutter. Take the guesswork out of removing unwanted PC programs.

278. (or Oct 5) Shodan – Search Engine for Internet-connected devices such as web cams, routers, servers etc.

279. (or Oct 6) MIT Open Courseware – MIT OpenCourseWare makes the materials used in the teaching of almost all of MIT’s subjects available on the Web, free of charge.

280. (or Oct 7) Intermittent Productivity Timer – Procrastinating? Use this interval timer depending on how lazy you are: “I Know what to do but I’ve got too much work!” ~ Start a 5 min Break. Mentally you are exhausted! So forget about the work completely, relax 100%. ~ Continue with a comfortable task for 7 min…

281. (or Oct 8) Canva – Create designs for Web or print: blog graphics, presentations, Facebook covers, flyers, posters, invitations and so much more.

282. (or Oct 9) Weatherspark.com – Learn the typical weather anywhere on Earth

283. (or Oct 10) Network-Tools.com – Various useful online network tools.

284. (or Oct 11) University of the People – The world’s first non-profit, tuition-free, accredited, online, American university.

285. (or Oct 12) Glassdoor – Find the job that fits your life.

286. (or Oct 13) Domain (or Business) Name Generator – free online tool to generate domain names. Gives you domain ideas & suggestions by using synonyms, prefixes, suffixes, short url, keyword suggestions.

287. (or Oct 14) Epicurious -the ultimate food resource for the home cook, with daily kitchen tips, fun cooking videos, and, oh yeah, over 33000 recipes.

288. (or Oct 15) 9GAG – Relax, have a laugh with 9gag’s awesome collection of the funniest pics, gifs, memes and wtf photos on the internet.

289. (or Oct 16) MP3 Converter – Mp3 Converter is free Youtube to mp3 Converter tool to Convert Youtube To Mp3, Mp4, f4v, webm and more. You may also Download and Convert Vimeo, Dailymotion and more.

290. (or Oct 17) Recipe Puppy – an ingredient based recipe search engine.

291. (or Oct 18) gasbuddy.com – Find the Best Gas Prices and everything else you need to fuel your journey.

292. (or Oct 19) duckduckgo.com – The search engine that doesn’t track you.

293. (or Oct 20) calorieking.com – provides products and services designed to educate, motivate and inspire lifelong weight control.

294. (or Oct 21) The Oatmeal The Oatmeal is a huge library of awesome content — some comprised entirely of graphics. Even if you’ve read everything already, it’s the kind of stuff you can read over and over again.

295. (or Oct 22) swole.me – Automatic diet planner.

296. (or Oct 23) DeviantArt – large online social network for artists and art enthusiasts, and a platform for emerging and established artists to exhibit, promote, and share their works with an enthusiastic, art-centric community.

297. (or Oct 24) idlekeyboard.com – plays a varying list of keyboard typing and other sound files in a continual loop. The ambient typing sounds can be a motivational tool to spur your innate work ethic.

298. (or Oct 25) Asana – online project tracking tool.

299. (or Oct 26) ptable.com – Interactive periodic table with dynamic layouts showing names, electrons, oxidation, trend visualization, orbitals, isotopes, and compound search. Full descriptions from write-up sources.

300. (or Oct 27) Dead Man’s Switch – Why? Bad things happen. Sometimes, they happen to you. If something does happen, you might wish there was something you had told the people around you. How you feel, what you regret, what you wish you had said. For this, you need a dead man’s switch.

301. (or Oct 28) Adblock Plus – Surf the web without annoying ads.

302. (or Oct 29) Documentary Heaven – a site filled with thousands of free online documentaries just waiting to be seen, so come on in and embrace the knowledge.

303. (or Oct 30) Road Trippers – Discover, plan, and hit the road.

304. (or Oct 31) How Stuff Works – an award-winning source of unbiased, reliable, easy-to-understand answers and explanations of how the world actually works.

305. (or Nov 1) What’s My IP Address? – IP address lookup & other IP address related information.

306. (or Nov 2) Grammarly – makes sure everything you type is easy to read, effective, and mistake-free.

307. (or Nov 3) About.me – free online profile.

308. (or Nov 4) DistroWatch – a website dedicated to talking about, reviewing and keeping up to date with open source operating systems. This site particularly focuses on Linux distributions and flavours of BSD, though other open source operating systems are sometimes discussed. There is a lot of information out there on Linux distributions and this site tries to collect and present that information in a consistent manner to make it easier to locate.

309. (or Nov 5) Feedly – a smart reader that connects you to the information you need to stay ahead of the next big trend in your industry.

310. (or Nov 6) Pad Mapper (US/Canada specific) – Easily search apartments for rent across the US and Canada.

311. (or Nov 7) Reelgood – a 100% free streaming service search engine that offers a wide range of documentaries, movies, and TV shows. Reelgood also gives users a personalized view where they can see all of the shows available to them from different streaming services in one place.

312. (or Nov 8) Difference Between – enables you to differentiate two similar subjects. The site provides you with instant information on various topics. The subjects are organized into a range of categories from ‘Business’ to ‘Technology’. Multiple reliable resources are combined and unified for each topic onto a single page, so then readers can gather adequate information very quickly and effortlessly.

313. (or Nov 9) Jimmyr – a mashup of the best sites on the internet integrated into one page. It is currently updated every 15 minutes.

314. (or Nov 10) paperbackswap.com – Online book swapping club.

315. (or Nov 11) Library of Congress – America’s oldest federal cultural institution, and it serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, with more than 162 million items. The collections include books, sound recordings, motion pictures, photographs, maps, and manuscripts.

316. (or Nov 12) Honey – Honey automatically applies the best coupon code at checkout. Never search for a code again.

317. (or Nov 13) Imgur – The most viral images on the internet, sorted by popularity.

318. (or Nov 14) Trivium Education – General Grammar, Aristotelian Logic, and Classical Rhetoric comprise the first three rules-based subjects of the 7 Liberal Arts and Sciences. As these disciplines are learned and practiced together, they form the overarching, symbiotic system for establishing clarity and consistency of personal thought called the Trivium. Visit the site to find out more…

319. (or Nov 15) MeFancy – web-based text HTML tools for easily manipulating your text and HTML files, useful for making global changes to blogs and websites.

320. (or Nov 16) heavens-above.com – Satellite predictions and other astronomical data customised for your location.

321. (or Nov 17) Goodreads – large site for readers and book recommendations. Goodreads helps people find and share books they love.

322. (or Nov 18) Charity Navigator (US Specific) – evaluator of charities., CN uses an unbiased, objective, numbers-based rating system to assess over 9,000 of America’s best-known and some lesser known, but worthy, charities.

323. (or Nov 19) Lynda – Learn a new skill online, on your time.

324. (or Nov 20) Tune Find – helps you find music from your favorite TV shows and Movies.

325. (or Nov 21) Calm – Reduce anxiety, sleep better and feel happier.

326. (or Nov 22) No More Ransom – an initiative by the National High Tech Crime Unit of the Netherlands’ police, Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre and two cyber security companies – Kaspersky Lab and McAfee – with the goal to help victims of ransomware retrieve their encrypted data without having to pay the criminals.

327. (or Nov 23) Bob’s Books – offers today’s digital photographers, artists and designers the ability to create a personally-customised, beautifully-presented photobook.

328. (or Nov 24) Rocking Page – Find the best trending websites.

329. (or Nov 25) radioreference.com – the world’s largest radio communications data provider, featuring a complete frequency database, trunked radio system information, and FCC license data. RadioReference is also the largest broadcaster of public safety live audio communications feeds, hosting thousands of live audio broadcasts of Police, Fire, EMS, Railroad, and aircraft communications.

330. (or Nov 26) Printable Paper – 1,752 papers you can download and print for free. We’ve got graph paper, lined paper, financial paper, music paper, and more.

331. (or Nov 27) rhymer.com – Online rhyming dictionary.

332. (or Nov 28) Doodle – radically simplifies the process of scheduling events, meetings, appointments, etc. Herding cats gets 2x faster with Doodle.

333. (or Nov 29) eatthismuch.com – tools and support for people who want to take control over their nutrition.

334. (or Nov 30) Product Chart – A new way to discover products. Each chart gives you an easy to grasp overview of what is available on the market, and provides the tools to find the product that is perfect for you.

335. (or Dec 1) Listly – Lists Made Social. Curate and publish great lists on Listly and on your website.

336. (or Dec 2) System Requirements Lab – analyzes your computer in just seconds, and it’s FREE.

337. (or Dec 3) Genes Reunited – Discover your family history online. Find your ancestors and create your own family tree online.

338. (or Dec 4) Letters of Note – is a stylish site with scans of letters, telegrams, faxes and memos: Einstein encouraging Roosevelt to pursue atomic research, the Museum of Modern Art turning down a gift from Andy Warhol in 1956.

339. (or Dec 5) writecheck.com – an online plagiarism checker that also provides a grammar checker too and a Tutor service. WriteCheck helps students become better writers by identifying grammar errors and unoriginal content in written work.

340. (or Dec 6) Science Learning Hub – a national project funded by the New Zealand Government to make examples of New Zealand science, technology and engineering more accessible to school teachers and students. Content is developed by teachers, teacher educators and multimedia experts working closely with New Zealand’s scientists, technologists and engineers.

341. (or Dec 7) pcpartpicker.com – provides computer part selection, compatibility, and pricing guidance for do-it-yourself computer builders. Assemble your virtual part lists with PCPartPicker and PCPP will provide compatibility guidance with up-to-date pricing from dozens of the most popular online retailers.

342. (or Dec 8) PBS Video – Find show websites, online video, web extras, schedules and more for your favorite PBS shows.

343. (or Dec 9) Google Translate – Free service to instantly translate words, phrases and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

344. (or Dec 10) searchtempest.com – All of craigslist, eBay & more in one search.

345. (or Dec 11) IMDb – comprehensive online database of information related to films, television programs and video game.

346. (or Dec 12) Rainy Mood – popular rain simulator. Sleep, study, and relax with the sound of rain.

347. (or Dec 13) Stack Exchange – the Stack Exchange network consists of 133 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.

348. (or Dec 14) Blah Therapy – connects you with random strangers around the world who are willing to talk to you about your problems, as well as sharing their own. Sharing and connecting with other strangers who are going through a struggles just like you provides great consolation to anyone in need of healing or a friend.

349. (or Dec 15) Top Universities – First of all, for information purposes, this is a useful online resource, but one of the main reasons it’s a uesful resource is that most universities now offer online learning courses in addition to the on-campus lifelong learning programs. Some have established entire online schools, along with various tools and facilities for collaboration and interaction online.

350. (or Dec 16) OneSignal – provides a simple interface to push notifications, letting content creators focus on quality user engagement instead of complex implementation.

351. (or Dec 17) Smallpdf – Online PDF tools.

352. (or Dec 18) Tripit – All your travel plans, in one place. Get a master itinerary for every trip.

353. (or Dec 19) The Oatmeal – Some of the finest comics that you would probably find on the internet.

354. (or Dec 20) Google Trends – Discover the latest search trends, data and visualizations from Google.

355. (or Dec 21) UReddit – University of Reddit, with dozens of courses in the arts, computer science, language, maths and statistics, and more.

356. (or Dec 22) HowToPronounce – Click, hear & learn with HowToPronounce.com. Free online audio pronunciation multilingual dictionaries.

357. (or Dec 23) Hide My Ass! – Connect to the internet safely & anonymously. Access your favourite content worldwide. HMA! works on PC, Mac, Android & iOS.

358. (or Dec 24) Mailstrom – identifies bundles of related mail and makes it easy for you to act on them as a group. Slice through tens, hundreds, or thousands of emails at once.

359. (or Dec 25) Metacritic – helps consumers make an informed decision about how to spend their time and money on entertainment.

360. (or Dec 26) The Stage – The Stage website is updated daily with the latest news, reviews interviews, in-depth features and advice on working within the performing arts industry.

361. (or Dec 27) Coffitivity – Coffitivity recreates the ambient sounds of a cafe to boost your creativity and help you work better.

362. (or Dec 28) Slideshare – Share what you know and love through presentations, infographics, documents and more.

363. (or Dec 29) TypeRacer – Improve your typing speed by racing against others. The award-winning online typing competition, TypeRacer, allows people to race each-other by typing quotes from books, movies, and songs. It is the first multiplayer typing game on the web.

364. (or Dec 30) Recycle Now – the national recycling campaign for England, supported and funded by Government, managed by WRAP and used locally by over 90% of English authorities. RN helps people to recycle more things, more often.

365. (or Dec 31) Useful Interweb – A good one to end with. In case this list isn’t enough for you, this site is updated every day with more useful and educational links.

Do you know of a great practical website that you just can’t believe I have missed off the above list or that you’d simply like to share?

If so, please leave a comment and mention it.

Disclaimer / Back Rod / Favour

So obviously the big risk whenever you put someone else’s link on your site is that you have no control over them and you can end up with broken links (go to #214 in this list if you think you have some). So I do feel a little like I may have made something of a rod for my own back creating an article with 365 of them!!! So my little disclaimer, well not really a disclaimer, just a plea really, a plea that you’ll forgive me if you come across a link and it doesn’t work. Please forgive me.

In fact it’s not a disclaimer, it’s a favour. I’m asking you a favour – if you do come across any links in the above list that no longer work (obviously they do at the time of writing this, I tested all of them), could you leave me a comment and let me know? Then I’ll get a little prod and can come and fix it or swap it for something else. That would be very much appreciated.

If you want to see a list of removed sites, go here: Sites Removed Because They Stopped Working .

Final Thought

There are clearly some great sites out there, and looking through this lot with some of the ideas and themes apparent from the list, ranging from beautiful simplicity to impressive programming, it is clear that we have only just scratched the surface.

Who knows what the next few years will bring.

With the evolution and availability of online devices, progress in research and marketing from big companies, the emergence of artificial intelligence and the ongoing sharing and collaboration between crowdsourcing projects and the open source community, I reckon there will be even more impressive websites cropping up over the next few years.

If you spot any, feel free to shout about it in the comments.

Otherwise I hope you enjoy this list of useful websites, I certainly had fun putting it together.

Websites – 365 REALLY Useful Websites You Just Gotta Check Out — 39 Comments

Great list. Too bad Old Version, The Logo Bot, 3-minute journal are all gone.

Gravit was apparently bought by Corel and is now a paid service.

Oh wow. Many thanks for the heads-up.

I will have to replace those then when I get a moment (and will do).

Glad you liked the list – many thanks for your interest and for letting me know about these.

Take care & best wishes, Alan

Thank you for this list. I will s l o w l y go through some of these.Very helpful.

Lol, yeah – or bookmark it and come back to it from time to time.

Glad you like it & thanks for the comment.

Could also include http://motivation.saintfinancialgroup.co.uk/ – It’s great for students or even those starting up a business. Just has tons of motivational quotes & its completely free

May be one more for text processing https://countwordsfree.com

Hi Kiryl, thanks for the comment & the suggestion, I’ll take a look when I get a moment,

in the meantime, at least your link & suggestion is here in the comments,

best wishes, Alan

#294 Smart-kit is not responding

#311 Book drop app is no longer working.

Hi Christopher,

many thanks for pointing these out, I really do appreciate it & apologies for the delay in getting back to you to say so.

I’m going to take a look at these and check a few others in a little while, but just wanted to say thanks for now,

stay safe in these uncertain times & best wishes, Alan

Wow, First Class List. Thanks to Webmaster

Most welcome.

My browsers can’t find Rules of Thumb website (#2)

many thanks for the heads-up, I really appreciate it (as it’s tricky to keep an eye on all of these websites without comments like yours lol).

Indeed when I checked it too just now it was down.

Usually I delete the site and replace with another as I have a small waiting list, but as this one was quite a nice site, a .org site and doesn’t look like the sort of site that should just disappear I am going to give it a week or two to see if it comes back then replace it on the list if not.

thanks again for the comment, best wishes, Alan

#72 has a link to zedge.com. It should be zedge.net.

OK many thanks for letting me know – fixing it now 😉

did you go through all the sites?

The 50 Most Useful Websites You’ve Never Heard Of

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There are a lot of amazing resources on the internet today. Unfortunately, most people will live their entire lives without knowing about 98% of them.

As you'll probably notice, only a few of these websites are targeted toward the real estate industry, and most are quite versatile. Nevertheless – they all have a specific application, and you can start putting them to work in your real estate business today . Here they are (in no particular order)…

50 Useful Websites You've Never Heard Of

pandadoc.com – Upload digital contracts and get legally binding signatures online.
realtyshares.com – Invest in crowdfunded real estate from your phone with as little as $10
bombbomb.com – Use your webcam to create and send instant video emails.
followupthen.com – Easy-to-use email reminders.
landwatch.com – The premier marketplace to buy or sell land.
epa.gov – Find out about environmental issues near your property ( tutorial ).
unsplash.com – Free high-quality images that require no attribution or royalties.
primopdf.com – Convert any document to PDF from any file type.
meetedgar.com – Automate your social media posting on multiple platforms.
fundrise.com – Invest in crowdfunded eREIT real estate funds around the U.S.
voiceshot.com – Phone & text broadcasting – great for communicating with your buyers list .
join.me – Share your screen over the web.
spokeo.com – The fastest way to find a person's phone, email, and other contact information.
onlineocr.net – Recognize text from scanned PDFs – see other OCR tools.
wetransfer.com – File sharing, when you need to share HUGE files online .
polishmywriting.com – Instantly check your writing for spelling or grammatical errors.
marker.to – Highlight the important parts of a web page for easy sharing.
highrisehq.com – Keep track of business contacts in a cloud-based platform.
mlcalc.com – Figure out your monthly payment with this simple mortgage calculator.
tenantcloud.com – Free property management software for mom & pop landlords.
canva.com/photos – A huge selection of free and premiums stock photos.
similarsites.com – Find other websites similar to the ones you already use.
mindjet.com – Virtual collaboration & project management suite for your entire team.
mikogo.com – A remote desktop tool for your online meeting and web conferencing needs.
faxzero.com – Send a fax online for free.
bubbl.us – Create mind-maps and brainstorm ideas in your internet browser.
zipmap.net – Find the exact boundaries of any zip code in the United States.
msc.fema.gov – Find out if your property is located in a flood zone.
tinychat.com – Setup a private chat room in seconds.
privnote.com – Create private text notes that self-destruct after being read.
ewhois.com – Find the other websites of a person with reverse analytics lookup.
hootsuite.com – Connect all of your social media accounts in one easy-to-use platform.
disposablewebpage.com – Create a temporary web page that self-destructs.
sxc.hu – Need stock images? You can download these for free.
scribblemaps.com – Create custom Google Maps easily.
downforeveryoneorjustme.com – Check to see if a website is down or if it's just you.
postermywall.com – Find plenty of high-quality video templates.
safeweb.norton.com – Check the trust level of any website.
deadurl.com – You’ll need if your bookmarked web pages are ever accidentally deleted.
minutes.io – Take notes quickly during meetings.
talltweets.com – Send tweets longer than 140 characters.
pancake.io – Create a free and simple website using your Dropbox account.
woorank.com – Research a website from the SEO perspective.
mixlr.com – Broadcast a live audio message over the internet.
notes.io – The easiest way to write short text notes in the browser.
ctrlq.org/html-mail – Send rich-text, anonymous emails to anyone.
fiverr.com – Hire people worldwide to do things for as little as $5.
otixo.com – Easily manage your online files.
ifttt.com – Create a connection between all your online accounts.
textexpander.com – Create pre-written snippets and generate long-form text with just a few keystrokes.

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The 100+ Most Useful Websites For (Almost) Anyone And Everyone

Google search, Bing search, or Yahoo search. But have you ever tried the DuckDuckGo search? It’s a search engine that doesn’t track you and has everything (like suggestions, image search, video search, etc.) you expect from a search engine.

There’s a very good chance that we end up using only the most popular websites on the web because they are just everywhere. However, it doesn’t really mean that they’re the best websites on the Internet.

Needless to say, “popular” isn’t necessarily the best. And that’s how I decided to come up with a list of extremely useful (and probably less-known) websites on the web.

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The Fantastic Hundred Websites

Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a homemaker, I have hand-picked one hundred most useful websites for you — to get things done, or to spend time with, or to find something interesting. And no, it doesn’t include the Facebooks and Amazons of the world.

500px — Get inspired with incredible photos from diverse styles and genres around the world.
About.me — Create your free, one-page website in just a few minutes.
Airbnb — Rent unique accommodations from local hosts in 191+ countries.
Alexa — See the top 500 websites on the web.
Allrecipes — Find and share everyday cooking inspiration on Allrecipes.
AlternativeTo — AlternativeTo lets you find apps and software by recommending alternatives to apps you already know.
Archive.today — Take a ‘snapshot’ of a webpage that will always be online even if the original page disappears.
Asana — Manage your team’s work, projects, and tasks online.
AutoDraw — AutoDraw pairs machine learning with drawings from talented artists to help you draw stuff fast.
Awesome Screenshot — Screen capture for all or part of any web page. Add annotations, comments, blur sensitive info, and share with one-click uploads.
Bitly — A URL shortener and link management service.
BlaBlaCar — BlaBlaCar is the world’s leading long distance carpooling service, connecting drivers with empty seats to people travelling the same way.
BugMeNot — Access and share logins for websites that require you to register in order to view content.
Calm — Relax with Calm, a simple mindfulness meditation app that brings clarity and peace of mind into your life.
Canva — Create designs for Web or print: blog graphics, presentations, Facebook covers, flyers, posters, invitations and so much more.
Cheatography — Over 4,000 free cheat sheets, revision aids and quick references.
Clarity — Clarity is a service that helps you find, schedule and pay for expert advice over the phone to help you be more productive and grow your business.
Clip Converter — Clip Converter is a free online media conversion application, which allows you to record, convert and download nearly any audio or video URL (from YouTube, Vimeo, etc.) to common formats.
Coolors.co — Create the perfect palette or get inspired by thousands of beautiful color schemes.
CopyPasteCharacter — Copy paste characters (emojis, graphic shapes, numerals, symbols, currencies, arrows, etc.).
Couchsurfing — Couchsurfers share their homes, cities and lives in profound in meaningful ways, making travel anywhere in the world a truly social experience.
Dailymotion — Dailymotion is a video-sharing website where you can upload, watch, and share videos.
Diigo — Diigo is a powerful research tool and a knowledge-sharing community.
Down For Everyone Or Just Me — Check if a website is down or up.
Dropbox Paper — Dropbox Paper is the best way for teams to collaborate — share ideas, give feedback on your files, and track tasks all in the same doc.
DuckDuckGo — A superior search experience with smarter answers, less clutter and real privacy.
E.gg Timer — E.ggTimer.com is a simple countdown timer, or egg timer.
Evernote — Collect, nurture, and share ideas across desktop and mobile platforms with Evernote.
Fake Name Generator — Generate a random name with full address and personal details.
Fax Zero — Send faxes for free to anywhere in the U.S. and Canada.
Feedly — A single place to easily read all the news you rely on to think, learn, and keep ahead.
Fiverr — Fiverr is the world’s largest marketplace for digital services — buy & sell small services starting at $5.
FollowUpThen — Free easy email reminders.
FutureMe — Write a letter to the future: set goals for yourself, make a prediction about the world.
The Freecycle Network — The Freecycle Network is a grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (and getting) stuff for free in their own towns.
Ge.tt — Ge.tt is an instant, real-time file publishing and sharing service.
Goodreads — Discover and share books you love on Goodreads, the world’s largest site for readers and book recommendations.
Grammarly — Online proofreading tool that checks text for grammar, punctuation, and style, and features a contextual spelling checker and plagiarism detector.
Groupon — Discover and save on 1000s of great deals at nearby restaurants, spas, things to do, shopping, travel and more.
Guerrilla Mail — Guerrilla Mail gives you a disposable email address. Also try, 10 Minute Mail .
Hide My Ass — Try Hide My Ass free proxy to surf anonymously and protect your online identity.
Hulu — Hulu brings you instant access to all of your favorite TV shows, the hottest new series and great films, all in one place.
Iconfinder — Iconfinder is the world’s largest marketplace for vector and raster icons in SVG and PNG formats.
IFTTT — IFTTT lets you connect the apps and devices you use every day, such as Amazon Alexa, Facebook, Twitter, Fitbit, Slack, and more. Also try, Zapier .
iLovePDF — Every tool you need to work with PDFs in one place.
IMDb — IMD is the world’s most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content.
Imgur — Imgur is the best place to share and enjoy the most awesome images on the Internet.
InstaCalc — Get answers as you type numbers using natural language.
Investing.com — Investing.com offers free real time quotes, portfolio, streaming charts, financial news, live stock market data and more.
Join.me — Collaborate instantly with free screen sharing, unlimited audio, and simple video conferencing.
JustWatch — Get personal recommendations for movies and TV shows available on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar and many more.
Kaspersky Secure Password Checker — Test your password.
Khan Academy — Khan Academy is a nonprofit with the mission of providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere.
Last.fm — Online music catalog with free music streaming, videos, photos, lyrics, charts, artist biographies, concerts and internet radio.
LastPass — LastPass remembers your passwords so that you can focus on the more important things in life. Also try, LastPass Password Generator .
Listly — Make cool lists and fun listicles on Listly, share them on Facebook and Twitter, and embed them on your blog or website.
LiveJournal — A service for journals and blogs, that also offers privacy controls, photo storage, publishing tools, style templates, and online communities for many interests.
Lyft — Request a ride with the tap of a button, and get picked up by a nearby community driver who’ll take you to your destination within minutes. Also try, Uber .
Medium — Medium is a publishing platform to read, write, and interact with the stories that matter most to you.
Meetup — Meetup brings people together in thousands of cities to do more of what they want to do in life.
Mint — Manage your money, pay your bills and track your credit score with Mint.
Namechk — Use Namechk to search for an available username or domain and secure your brand across the web.
Natural Readers — Upload text and documents or convert to mp3 to listen to anywhere anytime.
Netflix — Watch Netflix movies & TV shows online or stream right to your smart TV, game console, PC, Mac, mobile, tablet and more.
Office.com — Collaborate for free with an online version of Microsoft Office suite.
Pablo — Design engaging images for your social media posts in under 30 seconds.
Pandora — Pandora is free, personalized radio that plays music you’ll love.
Pastebin — Pastebin lets you store text online for a set period of time.
PayPal — PayPal is the faster, safer way to send money, make an online payment, receive money or set up a merchant account.
Periscope — Periscope lets you broadcast and explore the world through live video.
Pixlr — An online photo editor that lets you edit photos and create great designs right in your browser.
Pocket — Pocket is your place to quickly save, discover, and recommend the stories that interest you.
Popurls — Popurls encapsulates headlines from the most popular websites on a single page.
Print Friendly & PDF — Make a Printer Friendly & PDF version of any webpage. Also try, PrintWhatYouLike .
Quora — Quora is a place where you can ask questions you care about and get answers that are amazing.
Rainy Mood — Rainy Mood is the world’s most popular rain simulator.
Random — Generate true random numbers.
Reddit — Reddit is a social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website where your votes shape what the world is talking about.
Remove.bg — Remove image background in 5 seconds for free with just one-click.
Robinhood — Robinhood is a stock brokerage that allows customers to buy and sell U.S. listed stocks and ETFs with $0 commission.
Screenfly — Test a website on any screen size including desktops, tablets, televisions, and mobile phones.
Scribd — A digital documents library that allows users to publish, discover and discuss original writings and documents in various languages.
Shazam — Identify music that’s playing and see what others are discovering.
SlideShare — Offers users the ability to upload and share publicly or privately PowerPoint presentations, Word documents and Adobe PDF Portfolios.
Similar Sites — Similar Sites helps you find related sites and topics similar to the ones you love.
SoundCloud — SoundCloud is an audio platform that lets you listen to what you love and share the sounds you create.
Speedtest — An interactive broadband speed test.
Splitwise — It’s a free tool that lets you track bills and share expenses with your friends and family, so that everyone gets paid back.
Spotify — Spotify is a digital music service that gives you access to millions of songs.
Stack Exchange — Stack Exchange is a network of 100+ question and answer communities on everything from software programming to cooking, photography, and gaming.
StumbleUpon — StumbleUpon is the easiest way to discover new and interesting web pages, photos and videos across the Web.
Supercook — Supercook is a recipe search engine that lets you search by ingredients you have at home.
Techmeme — Techmeme is a one-page technology news aggregator.
TED — TED Talks are influential videos from expert speakers on education, business, science, tech and creativity, with subtitles in 100+ languages.
Time And Date —World clock, time zones, calendar, weather, timer, stopwatch, countdown to any date, date calculators, and more.
TuneFind — TuneFind contains an index of music and songs appearing in popular television shows and movies.
Trading Economics — Get free economic indicators, Historical Data, Charts, News and Forecasts for 196 countries.
Trello — Trello gives you perspective over all your projects, at work and at home.
Truecaller — Truecaller helps identify unknown incoming calls, warns against unwanted calls through a community based spam list.
Tumblr — Post anything (from anywhere!), customize everything, and find and follow what you love.
TypeRacer — Test your typing speed and learn to type faster.
Udemy — Udemy is an online learning and teaching marketplace with over 40000 courses and 12 million students.
Unsplash — Beautiful, high-resolution, free images and photos that you can download and use for any project.
Upwork — Find freelancers and freelance jobs.
Vimeo — Watch, upload and share HD and 4k videos with no ads.
Wattpad — Wattpad is a community for readers and writers where you can discover user-generated stories from almost all genres.
Wayback Machine — Explore more than 273 billion web pages saved over time.
WeTransfer — WeTransfer is a free service to send big or small files from A to B.
WindowSwap — Open a new window somewhere in the world.
Wolfram|Alpha — Wolfram|Alpha gives you access to the world’s facts and data and calculates answers across a range of topics, including science, nutrition, history, geography, engineering, mathematics, linguistics, sports, finance, music, etc.
Yelp — Yelp connects people with great local businesses.

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Closing Thoughts

It’s very well possible that you already know a lot of websites that are listed here. However, I shortlisted the above websites as those are the ones that I often visit and I want others to explore these too.

Additionally, you can probe into:

Blogging Tools 101
Productivity Tools 101
Social Media Tools 101

…for a ton of useful websites on the Internet — organized by categories and subcategories.

If you know any other (less known) useful websites that’s missing in this list then do let me know as a comment below and I will add it to the list. Also, let me know if you think I must replace a website with its better alternative.

Happy Web Browsing! 🙂

First Published: October 27, 2016; Last Updated: Wednesday, February 2, 2021.

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I won’t lie… there’s nothing I like more than a really useful website.

Aside from the fact that I’m a huge freakin’ nerd, I genuinely appreciate amazing websites and online resources because they’ve gotten me to where I am today.

Remember, I’m a dropout. So aside from the writing, I learned just about everything I know from random useful websites.

Fortunately, we live in the golden age of random websites—there are so many out there, the only problem is sifting out those that are really awesome from those that are just “meh.”

So I’ve taken the liberty of putting together the absolute best list of random useful websites—some you may never have heard of, and others you might know about but aren’t using yet.

So, in the words of Drake, “You could thank me now.” 😉

The Vector Impact: The best life and career advice

I’d be remiss if I didn’t start out with The Vector Impact, the very website you’re on right now as you read this.

In case you ended up here by accident, at The Vector Impact we curate some of the best life and career advice for anyone looking to forge their own path in life.

There’s a lot to explore on here, but here are a few of the best and most popular pieces you should check out if you’re new here:

The Vector Impact’s free resources

The Vector Impact’s top articles

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Random websites to advance your career

50 ways to get a job.

https://50waystogetajob.com/

This interactive website features useful exercises to help you discover your “path,” find your purpose, and get hired.

You don’t have to go in any particular order. Start with blocks that best fit your situation, and you’ll be rewarded with free resources and advice that match where you are in your journey. There’s no perfectly linear path.

80,000 Hours

https://80000hours.org/

The founders of 80,000 hours started the site because they wanted to help as many people as they could lead purposeful careers.

They do this by offering career advice for young talent who want to make a social impact.

The site is based on in-depth research alongside academics at Oxford on how graduates can make the biggest difference possible with their careers, both through overall career choice and within a given field.

https://www.teamblind.com/

Blind is a social network like LinkedIn—if you took away all the personal branding and marketing that happens on LinkedIn, and replaced it with raw, honest opinions and insights.

When using Blind, you’re totally anonymous so you can complain, ask questions you would never dare to ask IRL, and get advice (and referrals) from people at top companies.

Quartz at Work

https://qz.com/work/

Quartz at Work is a blog that teaches you how to be a better manager, build your career, and navigate the modern workplace.

Their “ women visionaries ” campaign is absolutely inspiring, and be sure to check out some of their in-depth guides .

Remote Stories

http://remotestories.com/

Remote Stories is a website where remote workers can anonymously post their experiences, thoughts, concerns, opinions and, of course, general ups/downs.

If you’re ever feeling isolated working alone, or wondering if other people are going through what you’re going through, this is a great website to have bookmarked.

You can react to posts with:

😄 Agree/Haha me too
😕 Shit, that is scary/I’m worried about this too

BrandYourself

https://brandyourself.com/

In a world where the overwhelming majority of recruiters are googling your name before even the first interview, this website is a MUST.

This site lets you run a free scan of Google or social media posts associated with your name, so you can see if there are any potential negative results that you might want to manage.

Should I Work For Free?

Who’s ready to stop working for free? Hopefully you are!

If you have any doubts, consult this handy website/chart.

Start in the middle and work your way to the answer!

https://www.payscale.com/

PayScale has an interactive survey/quiz that will help you determine if your current job or the job you’re considering is paying the right price. Having this information gives you a lot more power when applying for a job or asking for a promotion.

Useful websites for learning new things

https://getpocket.com/

You don’t need a pricey, 6-month intensive course or bootcamp to learn something. Learning something new is as easy as reading .

That’s where Pocket comes in. It’s a simple bookmarking web app that not only allows you to save good articles (to read later), but it also offers a recommendation engine of really good content.

This is probably my absolute favorite website on the list. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t use my Pocket. ❤️

HubSpot Academy

https://academy.hubspot.com/

While I’m far from a believer in “certifications,” I do think HubSpot Academy is a great place to start learning marketing for free.

Take courses on anything from design to social media and lots more.

Interneting is Hard

https://internetingishard.com/

I have tried just about every coding website on the Internet, and these free, ungated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials are by far the most interesting and easy to digest.

I can’t recommend this site enough if you want to learn one of the above languages.

A few years ago, when I didn’t have any “proven” experience, I joined Treehouse as a way to prove my skill set and learn more in-demand skills.

I liked it because I could link to my Treehouse profile on my resume, which showcased all my digital skill badges, proving to employers I know X, Y, Z.

Here’s Treehouse’s content roadmap .

Shopify Resources

https://www.shopify.com/guides
https://www.shopify.com/academy

While Shopify is the platform to use to build eCommerce sites, it’s also a place to learn everything you want to know about building an online business with little to no resources.

Not only does it feature meaty, actionable ebooks/guides , but it also has an “academy,” which provides free, self-paced lessons on growing a Shopify or eCommerce business.

https://www.ted.com/

You’ve probably come across TED before (it stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design), but it’s a site worth bookmarking and visiting regularly.

TED has come a long way since its humble beginnings as a non-profit. It now hosts multiple conferences every year, and it’s always updating its site (and blog and podcast) with the latest talks from some of the brightest minds out there.

https://www.quora.com/

Quora is the place to answer questions and get answers to your own.

The website features a constantly updated, Facebook-like newsfeed based on your “interests.”

Another cool thing about Quora is that big media outlets monitor it, scouring the site for really good content to syndicate on their publication.

Quora can lead to jobs and influencer status.

https://www.blinkist.com/

Blinkist is the ideal website for anyone who loves reading but also has a busy schedule. Blinkist users can get digestible summaries of some of the most popular books out there—delivered as essays or audio “shortcasts.”

You can try Blinkist free for a week, and it’s $150 a month after that.

Actionable Books

If Blinkist seems a little too pricey, you can try Actionable Books, which is completely free. It has over 1,000 books in its library, and each one comes with a summary that shares a bit of context, the big idea behind the book, and some of the main sub-points it makes.

If I Knew Then

http://hbs1963.com/

As the 50th anniversary of their graduation approached, Harvard Business School’s class of 1963 came together to share their wisdom and insights on everything from their careers to their personal lives. The advice is written for their younger selves, making it perfect for anyone who is navigating the early stages of adult life.

Book of Life

https://www.theschooloflife.com/thebookoflife/

It’s called The Book of Life because it’s about the most substantial things in your life: your relationships, your income, your career, your anxieties.

The site is constantly updated, and it’s written by a wide-variety of different authors.

Another site to gain wisdom beyond your years.

https://www.duolingo.com/

You may be familiar with Duolingo’s overly aggressive green owl mascot, known for posting risque TikToks and harassing other brands online.

But mean owl aside, Duolingo is still one of the best programs for learning the basics of a new language in a fun, easy way.

Power Searching With Google

http://www.powersearchingwithgoogle.com/

If you’re like most people, you probably turn to Google several times a day for answers. But how much do you know about how Google works—and are you using the tool as efficiently as you could be?

This self-paced course by Google will turn you into a wildly fast and efficient Googler. Over the course of a month, you’ll learn the basics of how the search engine works and how to use it effectively.

You must be good at Google to succeed at work today because you must be good at finding answers to your questions without bothering your boss every two seconds.

Be proactive and self-sufficient. Learn how to Google.

Zapier Guides

https://zapier.com/learn/

Zapier is a tool that automates redundant, annoying processes by making apps talk to each other and do a sort-of “if this, then that” procedure. (More on that below.)

Though Zapier is a paid product, they’ve done a really nice job with their free content marketing. You’ll learn a lot about a variety of topics around things like spreadsheets, project management, and productivity.

Speaking.io

https://speaking.io/

Zach Holman, prominent founder and investor, created a free course on public speaking because, as we all know, public speaking is scary AF.

Though the website hasn’t been updated in a few years, the tips and advice throughout the website are still incredibly useful for anyone trying to master public speaking.

What Happens When You Face Your Fears blog post

First Round Review

https://review.firstround.com/

This website by VC-firm First Round Review features some of the best advice for anyone thinking about building a startup .

My favorite thing about First Round is how they curate their content. Click on the Collections section , and you’ll see articles grouped together around topics like starting a company or becoming an effective leader.

https://degreed.com/

Degreed is taking on the college degree, which they believe is an outdated way to prove you know what you know.

The website tool makes it easy to showcase your achievements — what you’re reading, what courses you’re taking, and what videos or podcasts you’ve watched/listened to.

You can also feature certifications and career plans or “skill plans.”

TLDR: It’s a place to collect all of your learning activities, competencies, and professional experience.

Useful Websites

http://bugmenot.com/

Don’t want to create yet another account on another platform?

BugMeNot has you covered.

Enter the URL of the site you need a login for, and see if someone else already shared their login credentials, saving you an account registration. This works well when you want to “try before you buy” or avoid signing yourself up for yet another pointless mailing list.

https://reviewmeta.com/

Have you ever ordered something off Amazon, only to find after it arrived that it just didn’t live up to your expectations? You unbox it and think, “What happened? The reviews were so good!”

That’s because unfortunately, many nefarious companies buy fake Amazon reviews to make their products appear better than they are. And it can be hard to discern these fake reviews from the legit ones.

Enter ReviewMeta.

Input an Amazon product URL, and out will come a graded report of how “real” the reviews are.

Fast.com Internet Speed Test

https://fast.com/

Fast internet is no longer a luxury—for those of us who work online, it’s an absolute must. And sometimes, it’s hard to know if your internet is really slow, or if it’s just a fluke with your machine.

Fortunately, websites like Fast.com make it easy to get a quick answer. As soon as you open the site, you’ll get a rating on how fast your internet is, so you can decide if you need to call up your internet provider or just restart your laptop.

https://genius.com/

Ever wonder what an artist is actually saying in their lyrics?

I do, which is why I love Genius, a website that has clickable lyrics that explain what certain lyrics mean.

Accuracy varies based on source reputation, votes, etc, but it’s still a really fun tool for any music lover.

https://www.padmapper.com/

Apartment hunting is SO much more fun with Padmapper, which features a massive map you can easily move around and filter listings based on normal criteria like max rent, location, etc

You’ll get a chance to look at the apartment listing (including photos) and save apartments to your shortlist.

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https://workflowy.com/

There are so many organization apps and programs out there today, it can be overwhelming (and costly if you subscribe to too many!).

Fortunately, tools like Workflowy can help you pare down on the number of tools you’re using by rolling everything into one platform. The free version gives you most of the perks—including the ability to organize your workflow exactly how you want.

https://www.grammarly.com/

If you aren’t using Grammarly already to improve your online writing, my only question is this: What are you waiting for?

Grammarly takes editing to the next level. It’s a really smart spelling and grammar editor. You can download its browser extension for easy integration into your online world and docs.

It also gives you weekly stats about your writing, including how many words you’ve written and how many original words you’ve used. Definitely motivating to see yourself improve over time!

https://trello.com/

Trello is one of my go-to productivity tools. The free website is like an agile Kanban board, which features “streams” of “cards” based on what phase of your process they’re in.

Here’s a list of free inspiration board templates to jumpstart your productivity.

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http://brain.fm

Brain.fm is a freemium focus tool.

The website features music that will help you either focus, relax, or sleep — whatever your little heart desires.

The music is based on neuroscience, and I feel like it really does help me focus when I need to buckle down and get things done.

https://www.rescuetime.com/

RescueTime is a web app that runs in the background as you’re working, with the goal of measuring your productivity and showing you where you’re wasting the most time each day, week, year, etc.

It helps you in real time too, letting you know when you’re in a good groove, or when it might be time to take a break and reset your productivity.

Crystal Knows

https://www.crystalknows.com/

This app is extremely useful when reaching out to people you don’t know, before interviews and when applying for jobs.

Search for people in your network or input an email address, and out will pop a “profile” about the person along with a “relationship report” about how you guys would potentially get along/work together.

It gives you guidance on this person’s personality type and information about how you can approach a conversation with them for maximum value.

(Don’t tell anyone, but I’ve used this on dates before!! lol)

https://cash.app/

From Venmo to Google Pay, there are a number of apps you can use to get paid instantly—whether you need a client to settle an invoice, or just want your friends to cough up their portion of the dinner bill.

Out of all of them, Cash App is by far my favorite. It’s so easy to use, and it has a much better UX than some of the others on the list (looking at you, Venmo).

Resume Worded

https://resumeworded.com/

Probably the hardest part of developing a resume is generating creative, impressive bullet points.

Resume Worded solves that obstacle with its directory of “resume bullets” based on skill and industry and job positions.

Internet Archive Wayback Machine

You know what they say—things posted on the internet are forever. That’s especially true if you know about the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.

Enter any URL for a site that existed at some point, and you’ll be able to look at old versions of the site just as they once appeared. It’s a lifesaver for hunting down that old article or website that seems to have vanished.

Discover.GetRevue

https://discover.getrevue.co/

There are so many newsletters out there—some of them full of nuggets of wisdom, and others full of spammy junk. If you’re tired of sifting through all the noise, then Discover.GetRevue is for you.

This curated list of newsletters will help you find the ones that best suit what you’re looking for, and ignore those that aren’t the right fit.

If This Then That (IFTTT)

https://ifttt.com/

IFTTT is a free website that allows you to automate your life.

Integrate your apps in the dashboard, then set up custom event triggers to complete actions automagically. For example, you can ask it to automatically track your Fitbit activity into a Google Sheet, or sync your likes on Soundcloud to Spotify.

Fun websites

Quote catalog.

https://quotecatalog.com/

This website is straight out of the 90s.

TLDR: Browse inspiring, motivating, adorable, and so many more types of quotes on Quote Catalog. Curated by handpicked curators. Great for a little workday distraction or a daily dose of inspiration.

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Insight Quiz

https://www.insight-book.com/Quiz.aspx

Based on her bestselling book, Insight , Tasha Eurich created this quiz to show takers how self-aware they are, because as it turns out, most of us are really out of touch with reality.

To take the quiz, you only need to answer 14 questions, and then include the email address of someone who knows you well. They’ll get a quiz with 14 questions as well, about you , and when both quizzes are done, you’ll get your results.

Ikonick makes super sick wall art for motivated entrepreneurial types. From simple motivational posters to life-sized replicas of passports and monopoly game pieces, this is the perfect place to browse if you want to spice up your home office.

I want SO much stuff on here!

https://www.goodreads.com/

Goodreads is a social network that revolves around books—ones you want to read, ones you are reading, and ones you already read.

I especially like the “quotes” section of book and author profiles, which features the best quotes by an author or from a particular book.

Job Websites

We work remotely.

https://weworkremotely.com/

This is one of my favorite remote job boards. Find jobs scattered across the globe that allow you to work from home. You can easily sort job listings into categories based on your industry or what kind of work you’re looking for (like part-time or full-time).

Freelance Writing Jobs

https://www.freelancewriting.com/jobs/

If you’re building a freelance writing career, it can be difficult to find a paying gig. Fortunately, FreelanceWriting.com is here to help, with a comprehensive job board for wordsmiths who work for themselves.

Authentic Jobs

https://authenticjobs.com/

Authentic Jobs is a niche job board catering to engineering and design, although there are some marketing gigs as well. It’s another great resource to add to your list if you’re on the job hunt.

AngelList Jobs

https://angel.co/jobs

AngelList is a great place to find startup jobs. Just filter by location, compensation, and/or “skill” or position type.

Their blog is also full of great resources and information for anyone interested in trying out a career in a startup.

Startup Jobs

https://startup.jobs/

Here’s another great website for finding startup jobs—remote and in-office. Similar to AngelList, you can sort through jobs based on industry, like developer jobs or designer jobs.

Freelance Websites

Invoice generator.

https://invoice-generator.com/

If you use a tool like Bonsai (below), then this won’t be necessary. But if you’re starting out on your freelance career and just want to create some quick, simple, and easy way to make a good-looking invoice, this generator is a good fit.

https://www.hellobonsai.com/

If you freelance full-time, I highly recommend Bonsai, which is like a freelance management powerhouse.

Send invoices, with the ability to accept online payments via a simple link.
Create and manage projects.
Create recurring invoices that automagically send every month or however often you like.
And keep track of expenses, contracts, and proposals.

Community Websites

Indie hackers.

https://www.indiehackers.com/

Indie Hackers is a side-project by a couple of Stripe employees. It’s a vibrant community made specifically for entrepreneurs or people interested in starting their own [online] business.

Share links, ask questions, upvote answers, find meetups… The options are endless.

Product Hunt

https://www.producthunt.com/

Owned by AngelList, Product Hunt is the best product directory. Every day, new products launch, and you can upvote them or leave comments for the founders.

They also feature startup jobs and “sippable” news bites.

Discord is a lot like Slack, in that it hosts different channels for groups of people with similar interests.

Create your own communities for free on Discord and/or join other popular ones .

https://medium.com/

Medium is the largest blogging community open to all people on the net. You can read and subscribe to your favorite authors and groups, or start sharing your own writing and building a portfolio.

https://www.patreon.com

If you’re a creator of any kind, then you may be missing out on big money if you aren’t using Patreon. This platform allows you to provide your fans with exclusive content for a subscription fee—and it’s entirely up to you how much you charge and what sort of content you offer (provided it falls within their guidelines).

Hacker News (HN)

http://news.ycombinator.com

For folks who have an interest in web development, Hacker News is a great public-sourced curated list of the best stories and articles on the subject. Even if you aren’t big into web development, you’ll still likely find some interesting tech-focused content to enjoy.

StackExchange

https://stackexchange.com/

StackExchange is a group of online forums, which are focused on a variety of topics about virtually anything, from technology to business to culture. Ask questions, and the community will help you get answers.

What did I miss?

Welp, I could go on and on here, so I’m going to stop with the hopes of not overwhelming you.

I’m sure you know of a few websites or two that I don’t know about yet… PLEASE share the wealth of knowledge in the comments below. ❤️

I am a sucker for lists of awesome websites, and this is one of the best (and most unique!) I’ve come across. Thanks for putting it together! 🙂

You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful, Sara!

Nice and helpful

Great list lauren —- I really enjoyed going through it — thanks for putting it out here —-

Thanks, Sam!

You missed the best website ever on this list! It is https://www.thevectorimpact.com

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You’re welcome!

A very cool list I saved for myself a few of them. Great Job 👏

Thanks! Glad it was helpful. 🙂

It’s been a very long time since I’ve found websites that I’m interested in. So God Bless you! Thank you so much! (does the word much look weird or is it just me? lol )

Thanks, Tara! Glad you found this list helpful!

Thank you for providing such valuable information.

You’re welcome, Mary!

This is one of the most useful articles I’ve seen! By the way, Littler Books is a good free alternative to Blinkist just in case you didn’t know it already.

Thanks, Georgia! And appreciate the Littler Books reco! 🙂

This is an amazing list of websites! I’m sure there are many more out there, but it’s great to have a starting point for finding useful tools and resources. Thanks for sharing this with your readers!

You’re welcome – glad it was helpful!

51 Most Useful Websites on the Internet For Everyone [ 2024 ]

As per Statista, there are more than 1.88 billion live websites out ther e, every website serves a significant purpose. You can watch the live counter of websites how fast new sites come to live.

Some give us knowledge, some services, utility, and so on.

Probably for all of your problems, there are a couple of websites that can help you, but how do you find one that’s the bigger question?

While Google, Yahoo, Bing, and other search engines are doing a great job in making the most popular websites accessible easily. Still, it’s a huge task to find the right website specific to your needs.

Apart from just useful websites, there are tons of websites for fun and can add little joy to your life. We are tried to put together a very good number of sites that are useful for almost everyone.

In this article

Most Useful Websites on the Internet

Make sure you go through all of them who knows which one can become useful for you.

PlayPhrase.me

One of the cool website where you type some words and it gives you video clips of movies where those words are used,

You can use it for any interesting project where every word is from movie spoken by someone famous,

PlayPhrase.me is very easy to use and some keyboard shortcuts are there to help you easy to navigate next and previous videos with the ability to pause,

With the video playing, you can also see the movie name at the right bottom,

Play Phrase can be used to find some great movies also, like if you are interested in some techy movie you can search word server, hacked etc,

Here are some cool words you can search on Playphrase

let’s go baby , Dream , I love You

here is a g reat alternative to playphrase.me is Yarn.co it also offers clips from movies by searching for the clip is not the best experience.

The world is hit hard by the pandemic and everyone is forced to stay home because it’s not safe to travel.

In this hard time, two-person Sonali Ranjit and Vaishnav Balasubramaniam came up with the idea of swapping window with others,

On this website you can see what others are viewing from their window, you will get to see beautiful locations you never went but always wanted to, window views are available from countries like Scotland, London, India, USA, Qatar all countries beautiful windows are welcomed.

The website actually not shows you live feed but instead, it shows you a 10-minute video with the audio sent by persons around the world .

Firefox Send

No need to sign up just send your files by encrypting them upto 1 GB. Drag your files and it’s ready to share with anyone.

If you need more storage sign in to send files upto 2.5 GB.

You can sent file expiry as per your convenience like expire after 1 -100 downloads or after 5 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, and 7 days. You have the flexibility to decide file expiry.

And it’s from Firefox, so you can trust them.

Resume Maker Online

Simple, Easy to Use, No Clutter or Ads, and Within Few minutes you can make a well-designed resume of one page.

There are multiple options to enable different sections to add or remove skills, additional infoboxes.

When you are done adding details just download the PDF version in one click.

Even if you aren’t going to use the PDF you can take it as a reference point for designing your own as the design is great for a good resume.

While you are here and interested in different designs for you resume or functionality, I have written Make Resume Online With These Best Free Websites .

Down for everyone or just me?

Sometimes websites don’t open and you start wondering if the website is down or something wrong with my internet connection or device.

Just type in the website address, it will tell you that website is actually down or it’s just for you.

If you can’t open this website for checking then it’s your internet connection actually.

Instead of the opening website every time you can use Bookmarklet for down for everyone or just me which is super handy.

When you quickly need to login to the website to do some task and you don’t want to sign up then worry about they will spam you.

You can quickly find most of the website’s login id and passwords if bugmenot community shared.

Additionally, you can use websites likes 10minutemail.com to use a disposable email address for signing up which will stop email spam on your main email address.

There is also a bookmarklet for Bug Me not as well.

Corrupt a File

The most useful websites listed till now.

Corrupt a File can corrupt any kind of file, just upload and download your corrupted file.

Struggling with a report, assignment, bored with reports, half-done work?

Use this website and send the corrupt file, which will look original but they can’t really open, Mission accomplished.

Make sure you don’t always do this, from next time complete work on time.

Dead Man’s Switch

Bad things can happen anytime, so if you want to tell something to people around you when something bad happens to you,

You can set up all the info, recipients to send an email if you didn’t verify you are alive or responded after certain intervals.

You can find much better info on the homepage, open and read it once, it is useful for everyone.

There are tons of emoji available which you might not have in your shortcuts or keyboards. You can simply copy emoji and paste where you want to use it.

If you are using windows you can press Windows + . to get emojis for using anywhere as well.

Next time if you are looking for specific mp3, movie, PDF or any other file,

Just use this website, select your category, type your search query and you will find direct file links of almost any file in form of an index.

It will definitely save you’re a lot of time.

Just in case you are not getting the files you can search them on torrent here are top torrent sites .

If you are concerned about privacy you should probably be using them.

The only search engine that doesn’t tracks you.

You can install their mobile app and browser extension to stop you from being tracked.

Even if you feel don’t need to use, you should check out their website and content like how you can protect your privacy online to get more idea about why it matters.

Concerned about privacy? Did you recheck these Facebook privacy settings ?

Most of you probably already using GIF every day in your Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and other social platforms.

GIFs are so much fun and entertaining.

On GIPHY you can find almost every GIF and even create your own new by combining pictures.

I’m using Feedly from like 6-7 months.

The idea is why to go to each and every website regularly to check new articles when you can find them in one place.

Feedly can aggregate all articles from every website at one place,

So you can read more, save time with no distraction.

They have a website as well mobile app, so you can read anywhere you want.

Dropbox Paper

You can create docs and work in real-time with the people,

Looks and feel of the website are more comfortable to work.

Quick Outline is super useful to quickly navigate through the whole document.

You can say it’s much like Google Docs but by Dropbox and feels clean and collaborative.

You might also check out Coda: A new doc for teams

Most of the thumbnails and images on this website are created on Canva, we love Canva, and you would too just try it once.

You can create beautiful images for your Facebook, Instagram, twitter posts within minutes.

There are tons of amazing templates to start from and you can upload your own images to combine.

They have a mobile app and website both, I would suggest using the website it feels much better to design and create something.

More Online Editing Tools- Pixlr , Fotor, Pic Monkey , Fotojet

Adobe Spark

With Adobe Spark you can create beautiful social media graphics, short videos, and web pages in minutes. It comes with tons of ready to use templates that are designed to look great anytime.

Spark comes with three apps inbuilt i.e. Spark Post, Spark Page & Spark Video with each one focused on providing the best experience.

It’s free to start and as you grow you can try Team or Individual plans for working in collaboration.

Checkout some ready to use Adobe Spark Templates you will like them. What we really like is there blog section it’s full of insights that you should definitely go through.

If you aren’t good at designing and a good looking CV for yourself, you should try it once.

Provide your information and they will create a beautiful CV automatically.

Having a good looking CV is always needed apart from your skills and knowledge to stand out out of thousands of CVs.

The main purpose of the website is to store any text online you want and then share via link, the website is mainly used by programmers to store source code or configuration information because it remains raw as you pasted so nothing gets messed up.

Anyone can use it, it’s super useful

Useful when you want to send some long text to someone, just paste it there and send the link and you can set expiration time, so it gets deleted after that time.

Even when you have to send the same type of text or configuration to people very often, just store it once and send them a link anytime you want, save time.

SCR.IM- Share your Email in Safeway

Often time you need to give an email address on the forums or help discussion,

Instead of giving them your email like ( [email protected] ), you can give them URL like http://scr.im/randomname on which they can get your email address,

Because on the internet there are bots which are constantly scraping email ids available in a simple text to spam you,

But using an URL you can defeat them directly scraping you.

Can You Run It

This one is for gamers,

Everyone has their rig with custom configuration and every time a new game is launched discussion starts can I run it on my current pc or I need to upgrade

Even what type of games my current configuration can run.

You can see every game’s requirements and even they provide extra utility to let them check your configuration and suggest better.

It’s a productivity tool to work in collaboration with other people.

You can create boards and arrange cards on each board to get a super-simplified view of tasks to be done or progress tracking.

Useful for teams working on projects or students for their next collaborative assignments.

Easily and quickly optimize SVG images, because different editors generate a lot of extra redundant data, metadata, comments, and hidden elements which can be safely removed without affecting the SVG rendering result.

You can paste the SVG path directly or open an existing image to get all the options with live preview and size comparison.

Useful for everyone, when you want to know that specific website how it’s made, what they are using for different things.

You can simply type the website name and it will tell you mostly everything that can be traced to know is used on the website.

Try with your favourite websites to know, what they are using and maybe you can find something useful which you didn’t know or can use in your next project.

It’s super simple, just click on the stumble button and it will bring some random website which you specified in under your liked categories.

The best part is they have some really cool websites, which you can stumble upon.

When feeling bored definitely give it try to come across some cool, useful, amazing website on the internet just like this post you are reading.

The Air Horner

Just a simple air horn, in your browser, to blow up anywhere and have fun.

Guitar Tuner

Just provide your microphone access and tune your guitar instantly anywhere, works offline.

It’s great to see websites like these can solve problems for a lot of people. Over time it can better and better.

Unlimited and Huge amount of royalty-free images for using anywhere.

They have really some cool wallpapers and you don’t need to worry about copyright for using them anywhere.

Next time if you are looking for cool wallpapers just try them, they have images in really high quality.

Take notes or create a checklist in your browser offline because it’s a progressive web app.

Just open it once and use it whether you are online or offline and your notes will be saved.

It’s super beautifully designed, and secure no one can check out if they have your phone because it’s not installed on your phone.

Instead of searching for images using the text you can search for images using an image to find it’s source of origin or it’s a better quality variant. It helps in finding similar images also.

I find it most useful when friends and relatives spread rumor by circulating an old image of any event then TinEye helps me to find the reality of that image.

You can do a reverse image search on images.google.com as well.

We have also written a full-fledged post on how to reverse image search on desktop and mobile which covers all search engines and other methods in detail.

Small Pictures

Super useful, use it once and you will use it again and again.

You can compress your images directly in your browser, anywhere anytime, no need to download a full software or app for quick stuff.

You can see a live preview, original size, reduced size, and percentage of saving.

No need to upload anywhere, everything happens in your browser and works offline too.

Expense Manager

An offline expense manager in your browser, just add it to your home screen or bookmark and use it daily

It’s an open-source project you can find the complete code at PWA with full offline capabilities

An all in one solution for all your PDF related needs.

Convert, compress, edit, add everything you need to do on a pdf file, you can do it here.

Quick, easy, and fast to use, when you don’t have enough resources or don’t want to mess around different stuff.

You can also try – I love pdf

It generates a random number between the given range for us because we humans are bad at selecting random numbers.

Most of the time people use it to decide the winner of giveaway or in the lucky draws.

Random.org also offers another similar helpful service like coin flipper, dice roller, keno quick pick.

What The Font

Next time you come across some really cool font you want to know the name of it.

Take a picture of it or screenshot and upload it on what the font

And quickly find the font name from the image, try uploading a clear image that can be easily read.

Google Activity

It’s just a quick URL that takes you to your Google activity page, everyone should have look at it.

How much your data is being collected and saved under your Google account from different devices and apps.

You can stop something if you don’t want Google to collect.

Google Font

Finding a great font is tough and finding a great font combination is toughest if you don’t have tools and data to test your font combinations, Google font solves your font problem by providing most popular fonts used on the internet under one umbrella.

You can add your own text snippet or use default one to preview how a selected font will look like with your text, you can tweak font size.

Google also gives your insights about font like how many times Google served that font in last week and license of a font with some font combination used with the selected font to let your better decide.

Google Translate

For quick translation, you can just type in Google search and you will have your translated text the right way.

The best part of using Google Translate is if you have a text snippet and you don’t the language, you can just paste it in Google Translate to know the name of the language auto-detected by Google Translate with translation in your preferred language.

But when you need to translate the whole document, visit the website select the document and it will translate in the language you specify.

This website is for analyzing websites’ performance and issues.

Just type in the website name and analyze quickly and effectively your or someone else website.

You will also get suggestions on things to improve with description and how to do the optimization. You can also check Pagespeed Insight by Google to get more data about the speed test of a page.

We have collected the best tools for digital marketing you should check out.

Who Is Hosting This

Quickly find out which hosting provider a particular website is using.

Maybe you need to switch to a new host provider or you checking what hosting most of the people using, then no wonder use this website.

GetNotify- Email Tracking Service

By using this website you can send an email with an invisible tracker in it,

So as soon as the receiver opens it you get notified about email is being open and read.

Useful for certain emails that you really want to know when they are delivered and read but don’t use each and every email you send to anyone.

Dead Simple Screen Sharing

This one is definitely useful because no account is needed to share your screen.

You can quickly share your screen and audio with someone to showcase something or work on it while talking. You can use it for free up to 4 participants with features like Presenter Switch, Multiple Participant Screen Sharing, Audio Conferencing, Video Conferencing.

It’s super easy to use and saves time because you don’t need big size software’s to install.

For detailed info about the screen, share read Best Remote Desktop Software you can use.

PlusTransfer

The easiest way to send files without wasting your cloud storage space up to 5 GB for free,

Just open the website, upload the file, set the expiration date, your email, and recipient email and you’re done.

No need to download some software or signup, simple and easy.

If you didn’t like the website there is an even better way to Send Large Video Files

IFTTT (If This Then That)

You can automate stuff that you need to do again and again like you posted something on Facebook and it gets automatically tweeted on twitter and shared on Google plus or vice-versa.

There are tons of recipes (automation) to make your life easier,

Even if you don’t plan to use it, definitely check out once,

Not just online website automation, in your android device you can do so much stuff

Download Android app –

the best alternative of ifttt is zapier.com, make.com.

You can quickly create your personal about me page with all of your social links in one place and a short bio and that about me page URL you can share with your friends and family.

Useful when on certain websites like Instagram you can’t write everything, Write here, and add that URL to your Instagram website section.

Plus you can change your info in one place so don’t need to update everywhere one by one.

Alternative To

You can find all the alternatives of a particular product, service or website,

Sometimes you like a website or app but not fully satisfied and looking for next best alternative,

Then definitely use this website to get almost all the next best alternative of particular website or app or other services.

Download YouTube videos or convert them to MP3

There are too many websites for downloading and converting YouTube videos to almost all the formats, here are some of the good and working one-

Catch video
ClipConverter
Savefrom.net
Vubey (not working as of now)

QR Code Scanner

You can scan any QR code without installing any other app,

Just open it once, provide camera access, it’s a progressive web app so everything gets cached and even when you are offline you can scan and see what’s behind QR Code

Add to the home screen for use it like an app but without installing J

Zero Dollar Movies

Full-length movies on YouTube and here is the complete list.

There are so many official channels but this website provides probably all the movies which are available officially,

Because there are so many people uploading movies without any rights which you need to find by checking one by one

Microsoft Update Catalog

Anytime you want specific Windows updates you can search it here.

You can use it as a one-stop location for finding Microsoft software updates, drivers, and hotfixes.

Many times you are required to update upto certain windows updates in order to particular software to work, this is what you need at that time.

It’s a kind of different way to send files to someone.

Your files are never stored somewhere, the person whom you want to send any specific files will directly download from your side like peer to peer file transfer.

YouTube LeanBack

Update: No longer Available

Definitely checkout, make your YouTube experience like TV, everything big easily accessible so you can lean back and enjoy,

You can use your keyboard to navigate through its user interface more easily.

Read More: How to Download YouTube Video

Did I miss any of your favorite websites?

If so, then let me know in the comment box,

I will try to include those in the list and making the most useful website list more useful for everyone.

Sumit Yadav

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50 Random Useful Websites That You Did Not Know Of

The internet is made up of so many websites – some that you know of, many that you don’t know of; some that are useful, some that are not quite useful. In this article, we have compiled a list of 50 random useful websites that you possibly do not know of and might start using from now on. So without further ado, let’s begin the list.

Random Useful Websites

1. Mailinator – Ever been on a sketchy website where you needed to sign in with your email address? Mailinator is perfect for those situations as it lets you create a temporary or disposable email id which you can use to receive confirmation links without giving out your personal information.

2. Keepa – With the help of Keepa, you can keep track of prices and discounts and get the best ongoing deals on items all over Amazon. This is a great tool if you are looking for a price fall on your favorite items or just take advantage of the best deals that are going on.

Read: Top 5 Price Tracking Tools For Amazon

3. Cymath – Cymath is a problem-solving website where you can get a step by step solution to your math problem from simple equations to differentiation and integration. They also have stand-alone apps for both iOS and Android.

4. Movie Map – MovieMap is a movie recommendation system which uses AI to suggest you new movies to watch. You start by putting in the name of a movie that you like and it will recommend you similar movies or movies you might like based on that.

5 Music Map – This is just like MovieMap, but instead of movies you can find similar songs or music to the ones you like.

6. All The Free Stock – Basically a huge list of websites which offer copyright free pictures, videos, audio files, icons, mockups and even templates for websites and WordPress.

7. Cheatography – If you are a student or just trying to learn something new, Cheatsheets are a godsend. Cheatography has cheatsheets for almost everything ranging from school subjects to applications like Photoshop and Vim. If you don’t find one on something, you can even go ahead and create your own.

8. File.pizza – Sending large files over the internet might be a hassle but not with file.pizza. It offers free peer-to-peer file transfers in your browser itself; just select your file and share the generated link, it’s that simple!

9. PDFescape – PDFescape allows you to quickly view or edit your pdf documents from your browser without opening any other application like Acrobat.

10. Grammarly – Whenever you are writing an important document or letter, not making any kind of spelling or grammatical errors is crucial. Grammarly serves as a proofreader that will check your writing for all such mistakes.

11. Canva – Canva is a free designing website where you can make beautiful graphics, presentations, resumes and more with readymade template designs.

12. Headspace – Through this website, you can learn how to meditate, focus more, reduce stress and even sleep better. Headspace is like your personal meditation guide.

13. Minutes.io – Minutes.io lets you prepare summaries or minutes of meetings that can be shared instantly with everyone. The best part about it is that it also works offline giving you access to all your minutes.

14. Radio Garden – Radio Garden is basically an online radio of the world, where you can tune into almost any radio station playing anywhere in the entire world!

15. Ruin My Search History – Pretty evident from the name, this website ruins (actually modifies) your search history by searching for random things and get rid of tracking websites or services.

16. Unfurlr – The internet is filled with fishy short URLs. Unfurlr helps you to expand and analyze any short URL before or without you actually visiting it. Pretty handy!

17. QClock – This is an interesting one. On QClock.com you can check out the local time of any place by pointing it on Google Maps.

18. Jotti – Jotti is a free malware scanning website where you can scan any suspicious file or email attachments for viruses before opening them. They also provide an option for searching and checking whether a particular hash is valid or not.

19. Copy Paste Character – Might not be that useful, but it can come really handy when you need it; use this site to copy emojis, special characters that you can’t find on your keyboard and use them anywhere else on the web.

20. Egg Timer – Just a very simple timer in your browser itself without any bloat or anything; simple and works precisely. Another thing that I like is that it has also got some special timers like Pomodoro and Tabata.

Read: 8 Best Pomodoro Timer For Windows to Boost Your Productivity

21. Print What You Like – How many time have you wanted to take a printout of a webpage but couldn’t as the website was completely riddled with ads? Print What You Like aims to solve that by giving the power to select what you want to print and erase aways ads and even parts of the website from the printout.

22. Random – Random.org is a true random number generator service. Apart from generating random numbers or lists of numbers, it also has options for flipping coins, rolling die, generating random strings and a lot more.

23. CoralCDN – If you ever feel like you’re not being able to access a site due to heavy traffic, try accessing it through CoralCDN.

24. Dictation.io – Write notes by online dictation and email them or tweet them directly from there. Dictation.io also supports a plethora of languages and you even use voice commands.

25. Flightstats – Flightstats is essentially simple – track the status of any flight in any airport worldwide, but incredibly useful when you need it.

26. Marker – Although this more of an extension, it comes in extremely handy especially if you are a student. Market lets you highlight the important part of any webpage you can share instantly or view later.

27. Type With Me – Type With Me takes online collaboration to the next level. It lets you work on the same document with multiple people with you being able to see what others are writing in real time.

28. Online OCR – Online OCR is a free web service with which you can convert any scanned PDF to a text or word document. Not only that, Online OCR supports 46 languages and a wide variety of input and output formats.

29. Join Me – Hosting a meeting or sharing your computer screen with another person, Join Me makes it all easy through just a single click. Just create a free account, create your link and share it!

30. Home Styler – Home Styler is a very extensive 3d modeling tool where you can build or plan your house and design it completely from scratch in 3d. It also works if you are thinking of remodeling your current house, but you’ll need a digital plan of your house.

31. What The Font – What The Font helps you identify the name of a font from an image or a website and it is great for finding similar fonts too.

32. Sizely – If you have an online or even local clothing business, this one might be exceptionally handy for you. Sizely offers more than a 1000 templates for you to share your clothing measurements with your customers and run your business smoother.

33. Similar Sites – Quite evident from the name and not too hard to guess, Similar Sites will give you a list of websites identical to a particular site. It’s a great way to discover new websites that are similar to what you like.

34. Bubbl.us – Go ahead and brainstorm ideas in your browser with the help of mind-maps and flowcharts.

35. Color Wheel – Color.adobe.com is a great place to find complementary colors, color schemes for your design inspiration. The color wheel makes it super simple to do so and it also gives you the option to extract colors from images.

36. Privnote – With Privnote you can create and share self-destructing text notes which will destroy themselves after being read.

37. Built With – Ever wondered what languages, frameworks, and technologies your favorite websites like Reddit or Twitter might be using? Built With gives you an in-depth analysis of what any website is using and honestly, it’s pretty cool!

38. Tall Tweets – Need to write a tweet greater than the limited 280 characters? Tall Tweets divides your whole text and labels them, so they appear to be a single long tweet. Definitely try it out!

39. Otixo – Easily manage your team and all your online documents with Otixo. Otixo has integration with almost 30 cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.

40. Mixlr – Mixlr allows you to broadcast live audio over the web on Mixlr.com or on your own website or on any of your social media. It also supports chatting with your listeners and seeing how many are listening live.

41. YouTube TV – You must have seen YouTube’s TV app with the large thumbnails, laidback interface and devoid of descriptions and comments, but did you know you can get it on your computer too?

42. Teuxdeux – Teuxdeux is a website with a beautiful to-do tool that looks just like your paper diary. It supports markdown, drag and drop, calendars and a lot more!

43. Noisli – Noisli is my go-to place for background or ambient sounds when I need to relax, meditate or concentrate on anything. Mix and match sound from that of rain, breeze, thunder, leaf rustling and even save your mix to use again with a single click.

44. Supercook – Looking to cook a meal with the things that you already have lying in your refrigerator? Don’t worry, just put them in Supercook and you’ll get the recipe for a meal that you can cook utilizing all or some of the ingredients that you have.

45. I want My Name – Just a simple search engine to check the availability of any domain name and buy it directly from there.

46. Noteflight – Noteflight is a great place to learn music and to sell your own, that also lets you print music sheets.

47. Which Date Works – Fixing a date which works for everyone just leads everytime to a terrible mess. That’s where Which Date Works comes into play, where you can just simply fill out dates when you’re busy and pass it on to everyone else and the website will show you the date(s) which works for everybody.

48. Midomi – A song or tune stuck in your head? Just go to Midomi and sing or hum it and find your song; that simple!

49. IFTTT – IFTTT allows you to create a connection between all your online accounts and use them in conjunction to one another.

50. Nobody Here Just Me – This last one is more of a time passer for your bored times. If you want to spend some time reading and interacting with some random stuff, definitely check this weird one out!

So these were all the random useful websites we had to share. Check or bookmark as many as you feel will be useful for you. And if you have any more random useful websites in your list that might have slipped ours, feel free to let us know in the comments below.

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School funding: Everything you need to know

No school, child or local authority is the same and school funding needs to reflect that. That’s why sometimes it can seem complicated.

Here’s what you need to know about school funding.

How are schools funded?

Most state-funded schools in England receive funding through two main funding pots which determines what the money can be spent on – revenue funding and capital funding.

Schools can decide how they spend their revenue funding. It is used to pay for the day-to-day running costs of a school, such as teacher pay , support staff pay, energy bills, minor maintenance, and teaching materials.

Capital funding is a separate pot of money used to pay for new school buildings and improvements to the school estate.

How does government decide how much revenue funding each school gets?

Each year, the government allocates money for all state-funded mainstream schools, including academies and council-run schools, using a formula that ensures funding is fair and reflects their pupils’ needs.

This is called the National Funding Formula (NFF) which you can read more about here .

This formula takes a variety of factors into account, such as the number of pupils a school has and how its location may affect the school’s running costs.

T he funding system also protects schools against large decreases in per-pupil funding from one year to the next, giving schools stability to help their budget planning.

Schools have the flexibility to decide how to use this funding. Most of the money is spent on paying staff, but it can also be used for other costs such as classroom materials and energy.

Independent or private schools operate outside this system and raise their funding through fees.

How much is spent on school funding?

In autumn 2022 , we announced that in 2023-24, schools will get an extra £2 billion of revenue funding and the same again in 2024-25.

And in July 2023, we announced further funding for the next two academic years to support that year's teachers' pay award - with over £480 million going into schools this academic year, and over £825 million for the next.

This is on top of the £1.5 billion increase schools were already set to receive in 2023-24, bringing the overall funding increase this year to £3.9 billion, compared to 2022-23.

In March 2024, we announced an additional £1.1 billion in 2024-25 to support schools with the increase to the Teachers’ Pension Scheme employer contribution rate.

It means that total school revenue funding in England is £60.7 billion for 2024-25.

As a result, in 2024-25 schools will receive the highest ever in real terms per pupil, as measured by the GDP deflator measure of inflation – the routine measure of public spending.

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), in 2019-20 the UK was the highest spender in the G7 on schools and colleges delivering primary and secondary education as a share of GDP.

The department’s published statistics on school funding over recent years provide data on funding for pupils aged 5-16. This coverage has been chosen both to capture core funding for schools and to ensure the series is as comparable over time as possible, despite changes to the specific grants allocated to schools over time.

What does this money mean for my child’s school?

The additional £2 billion will mean that a typical primary school with 200 pupils can expect to receive around an extra £35,000 in funding.  

A typical secondary school with 900 pupils would receive an additional £200,000.  

Schools can choose how they spend the additional funding, for example, on staffing, classroom materials, or other running costs. 

Overall, funding for mainstream schools is increasing by around £310 per pupil this year – which is on top of the average £300 per pupil increase last year (2022-23). Additional funding for teachers’ pay is on top of this.

In total, average per-pupil funding in schools for 2023-24 is £7,460.  

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Arc Search is the modern, AI-enabled mobile browsing experience you’ve been waiting for —focused on getting you to an answer faster, and without all the clutter of the internet. LET US BROWSE FOR YOU Our features BROWSE FOR ME and PINCH TO SUMMARIZE take the heavy lifting out of your search journey. With intuitive AI summarization, Arc Search condenses webpages into concise insights, delivering the perfect answer to any question you have – no more endless scrolling or information overload. AD FREE, DISTRACTION FREE BROWSING Enjoy an ad-free, distraction-free web experience that's clutter-free (and great for ADHD) with: - Always-on blocking of ads, trackers, GDPR popups, and banners - Automatic archiving of inactive tabs to maintain tidiness - A reader mode that minimizes distractions (great for ADHD) - A minimalist user interface that subtly complements any website PRIVACY FIRST BROWSING We're passionate about the internet but not at the cost of compromising your privacy. Arc Search ensures your online activities remain yours alone with advanced private browsing modes, secure tabs, and comprehensive data protection. IN THE DETAILS From the keyboard-ready start to the ~easter egg~ fidget spinner logo (also great for ADHD), Arc Search delights with its clean UI and thoughtful touches. ABOUT THE BROWSER COMPANY Arc Search, crafted with care by The Browser Company, is more than just a browser—it represents a step forward towards a better internet. The Browser Company, based in New York, is a team of friendly individuals committed to improving how we use the internet. After all, the web browser, a tool we use daily for hours, has remained largely unchanged in the past 15 years. This realization led us to develop Arc, a browser that is not just faster but also more personal, focused, and creative. Arc embodies a vision of simplicity, eliminating tab overwhelm and internet clutter to create a more efficient online experience, keeping pace with our increasingly online lives. GO DOWN THE ARC RABBIT HOLE - Download Arc for your desktop and sync your browsing experience across devices: http://arc.net/ - Learn about our mission and team behind Arc: https://thebrowser.company/ - Privacy Policy: https://arc.net/privacy - Terms of Use: https://start.arc.net/terms-of-use

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Beautiful, and actually useful AI features!

I got the email announcement for this and had to download it immediately. While the AI research isn’t perfect, it does about as well (for me) as GPT-4 without the monthly subscription. To be honest, I wouldn’t mind paying a small monthly fee for it, but I’m glad it’s free for now. It’s also super clean and the haptic feedback makes it feel alive! Having the full screen taken up by the webpage with only a small navigation bar at the bottom is interesting, and I would complain about the lack of buttons, however for a mobile browser, I kinda like the simplicity. If this ever gets ported to iPadOS (PLEASE!!!!), I would like to see more buttons available with one click instead of having to hit the up arrow and then back. Can’t wait to see more cool features in the future!

Amazing, needs some work

I absolutely love Arc on Mac. And I so much want to be able to use Arc on all of my devices. But the truth is I don’t use my iPhone for web browsing that much. I use my iPad and my Mac. And unfortunately, there is no version of any arc for iPad natively. only the scaled versions of the iPhone apps, which are unfortunately just not suitable for normal browsing. At least there is the Arc sync app where I can get my tabs that I need. But that just adds many extra steps when on iPad it would be nice to just have an arc with sync and with all the features, that should be an arc. The four stars, however are because I know it is still new and I know they’re still working on everything. The one star missing is just for the fact that there is no native iPad app and there is no all in one app in general. If you have a Mac, I absolutely recommend downloading Arc. And if you use your iPhone for web browsing also recommend. And if you have an iPad, I would highly recommend sending out your request to the developers so that they know that it should be a priority.

I'm in love with this app. Seriously, thank you for just creating a simple, straightforward tool that can be downloaded and used in under a minute. No tedious account setup, no intrusive ads, no subscription pop-ups, and best of all, the app is simple enough to not even need a tutorial — you just type in whatever you'd like to search, and a beautiful, minimalistic article self-generates that provides more than enough knowledge than what a half-hour of searching on Google would have taught. I especially appreciate that the app just sticks to what it was designed best for and isn't attempting to execute additional features that aren't as useful. I definitely look forward to seeing what else this company has to offer! Their products feel very well intentioned.

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The most useful things new bitcoin etf buyers should know.

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There's been a flood of inflows from people buying Bitcoin (BTC ) using ETF funds. Along with this inflow has come a bull market as prices surge upwards and the supply of Bitcoin for purchase becomes less and less available. A class of investors has come along for this latest bull market—including people who may not have had exposure to Bitcoin before. This article is a round-up of the most helpful information Bitcoin ETF buyers should know, as (some of them) are getting into the Bitcoin game.

1- In Bitcoin, custody matters

A lesson that many Bitcoin holders have learned over the years is that the tiny word "custody" can mean a world of difference. When buying Bitcoin on an exchange or an ETF, you rely on a third party to hold the Bitcoin on your behalf. On the one hand, this can help keep thorny issues like losing your private keys at bay. If you have custody of your own Bitcoin, it becomes your responsibility. However, custody is at the heart of Bitcoin, and precisely, the ability to move your funds to anybody you want without a third-party custodian approving or censoring. Holding Bitcoin through an ETF can be a lesser responsibility than carrying it yourself - yet you can only achieve the full promise of Bitcoin's censorship-free utility and financial freedom by holding Bitcoin off an ETF. These days, solutions like Unchained and Casa can help you custody your own Bitcoin and provide you the security and flexibility you need without implementing everything on your own.

2- Bitcoin price predictions are all over the map

You'll see social media accounts and influencers talk about where the Bitcoin price will settle, with loads of technical analysis. An intelligent student of Bitcoin history can probably pattern-match event-driven price action. For example, there have been multiple Bitcoin halvings, and the dynamics and impacts of the halving on Bitcoin miners and the price of Bitcoin are somewhat clear. Likewise, Bitcoin has gone through state adoption (El Salvador) and rounds of bans from other countries (most notably China).

Yet, with extreme volatility, even predicting short-term effects can be a fool's errand. A cottage industry tries to "time" Bitcoin, with some influencers going out of their way to say that Bitcoin will be at a round number at a certain amount of time. Even seasoned experts, while having the logic right, can have the price and timing wildly off. As people who have followed Bitcoin often might observe, the best investment thesis is one of holding and learning. It is a challenging game to time Bitcoin markets - over the long term, on a logarithmic scale, though, Bitcoin has continued to trend upwards year-by-year if you separate the substance from the noise.

3- There's more to Bitcoin than just Bitcoin

Bitcoin has many believers and investors who think of it as digital gold - a censorship-free way of storing value that helps hedge against inflation. While that is one function of Bitcoin, if you stop there (for example, just by purchasing Bitcoin ETF shares), you can lose sight of a much larger ecosystem. For instance, the Lightning Network allows you to make instant payments in Bitcoin, allowing Bitcoin to become a viable medium of exchange and a way to interact with a growing amount of merchants .

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Bitcoin also has its own media culture and social media networks that are adjacent built on Nostr. Bitcoin is more than just a store of value - and exploring it further beyond just the ETF and understanding more of how the technology works, why people are using it, and what companies build on Bitcoin will help educate you about the future of technology and economics much more than just holding Bitcoin ETFs passively. Of course, any Bitcoin is better than no Bitcoin exposure, but it goes beyond its price if you look deeper. Resources like Learn Me a Bitcoin , can help you take those first steps and dive deeper into interesting technical elements.

4- Bitcoin, not altcoins

Some investors have voiced confusion about the vast number of altcoins, chief among them Bitcoin's "rival" Ethereum ETH . What would stop some obscure meme-coin from displacing Bitcoin?

First, Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency with an ETF option approved in US public markets because it has grown to a sophisticated enough degree that the infrastructure to support complex institutional investing, even country-level investing, exists. Second, Bitcoin has a unique origin story. With most altcoins, you can find early investors and a premine - when some living elite members got in early to secure a token now widely traded, which was true of Solana SOL and Ethereum. We know the founders of Ethereum and Solana - we don't know Satoshi - and since they have disappeared without a hitch, this can ensure that there won't be undue political pressure or elite pressure on Bitcoin. Bitcoin is now run independently enough by enough stakeholders to run on its own - it has yet to have uptime issues like Solana, and it has consistently maintained its record of verification and ability to empower transactions worldwide. From a proof and adoption standpoint, Bitcoin stands alone.

Buying into a Bitcoin ETF can be an exciting part of your Bitcoin journey. It may even be your first step, but it's essential to recognize that it shouldn't be your last if you want to learn and benefit thoroughly.

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