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17 Free Websites
Websites
So Useful They
Should Cost
Hundreds
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AlternativeTo

Alternatives to mainstream software.

You can filter for free tools easily.
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WolframAlpha

AI takes on science.
Use AI to answer complex problems in
math, science, society, life and more.
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Axiom

Automation with no code.

Use browser based bots to eliminate
repetitive tasks anywhere on the net.
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Gamma

Docs to decks.
Combines the best features of Canva and
Notion to help you create beautifully and
effortlessly.
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Open Libary

The virtual library.

Millions of books (both old and new) ready for
virtual renting. You actually check them out!
(Shoutout to Ben Meer for this find)
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12ft Ladder

Removes any article's paywall.

12ft accesses the version of the article
visible to search engines for crawling.
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TinyWOW

A cornucopia of free tools.

PDF creation, image alterations, video
editing, and more.
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Upword

AI news summarizer.
Finds key ideas quicky and summarizes an
article's information in a single click.
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Poised

Ultimate speech coach.

First, talk to Posed like with any real person.
It'll then help you improve your
communication.
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YT Summarized

Summarizes any YouTube video.

You can probably figure how useful this
is for saving time.
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PDF24

Simple PDF changes no longer

require expensive software.
I don't think Adobe was excited about
this tool's debut.
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Scispace

Jargon made accessible.

Turn research papers into easily-
understandable summaries.
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removebg

Removes any image's background.

Fast and easy.
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Unsplash

Free, top-quality stock images.

Better than paying $300 for premium
images of the same quality.
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UnrollMe

First, it lets you drop useless

subscriptions easily.
Then, it lets you combine the ones you
want into one simple email.
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untools

Comprehensive systems and

frameworks database.
For pretty much anything you could
possibly think of.
(Shoutout to Alex Brogan for this find)
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Quillbot

Rewriting and paraphrasing tool

for better writing.
I actually prefer Wordtune, but it's
more of a Saas than site.
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