HaveIBeenPwned.com - Allows you to see if your online accounts have been released in a data breach. You can also get email alerts if you’ve been in a breach.

Nobody.live - It's a great way to support twitch streams with 0 viewers. It's nice to see streamers thrilled that someone is watching their content.

Zotero.org - I just came across this site and this is a program I could have used over the last few years. This program will organize your sources for your papers you are writing. It will even do citation and create reference pages. I just got done on a paper for my master's degree and this came in handy. Plus it is free and open source.

Atlas Obscura - Find hidden places in a city you want to visit. Although touristy places are also listed.

Keepa.com - You can track the historical price of any product on Amazon, that way you can be sure you're actually getting a fair deal and not an inflated price. You can also set it up to send you notifications when the price of a given product goes below certain amount.Saved a bunch of money thanks to it.

Mealime (it's an app). Instead of doing those expensive meal deliveries, this app lets you pick out the recipes and builds a grocery list for you. It's amazing!! Step by step instructions, and you can filter dietary restrictions. I love it! I go back to it whenever I get in a food rut.And it's free!

Photopea.com, a free web-based Photoshop alternative that has almost the same UI and functionality as Photoshop. It's amazing, and IMO much better than other free alternatives like Gimp.

My90sTV.com - It's a great novelty website to kill some time and easily lose yourself for hours with nostalgia. Basically, it uses YouTube videos to simulate watching TV in 90s and you can specify what year you want and what categories you want to see when you change channels.

OpenPaymentsData.cms.gov - Open Payments can help you identify doctors who may have conflicting interests concerning your health.When you look up a physician, the site will provide a breakdown of payments (usually gifts or such) from pharmaceutical companies and/or medical device companies.

Tineye and Foto Forensics. Do you want to know if an image is shopped, cropped or otherwise altered? Using these two tools you've got a good chance of finding out. Tineye is reverse image search on steroids and foto forensics provides free image analysis tools.

Project Gutenberg. Taking all the books that are copyright free and making digital copies available.In college and the school wants you to buy the complete works of Shakespeare for $40? F*ck that noise! Free!

ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com is an AI that creates faces of made-up people. Pretty interesting.

Deepl.com - Best translator I’ve found. It’s quite intuitive and even translates idioms and slang. They’ve got around 20 languages as of their most recent update.

Blitzortung.org - This one lets you see where lightning strikes in real-time! Can be reassuring to see the lightning get further and further away, it's also pretty neat in general!

TwoSeven.xyz - Allows you to watch and sync Netflix, Prime Video, downloaded videos, streaming from browser, youtube with your friends while opting to be on voice/video call with them for FREE and NO ADS.

IDRansomware - If you ever get Ransomware in your computer you can take an encrypted file and out it into this website and it will tell you if any security researchers have cracked it so you can get your files back. And if it hasn't been cracked you can sign up for email notification so when it is cracked you get an email. I haven’t used it but someday it might save me or you.

Terms of Service, Didn’t Read summarizes terms of service and rates them for privacy.

MyNoise.net - It's an archive of customizable sound generators with everything from music, nature sounds, sound-canceling, ambiances, and meditative drones, etc. I focus best with some kind of white noise, and this website has a ton to choose from and it is free. My favorite feature is the customizable, animated sliders so you can listen to storms that ebb and grow automatically. It is great for TTRPGs too. The sound engineer who runs it has put together all kinds of specific settings like churches, cities, forests, faires, dungeons, etc. Seriously, people should check it out

Rome2Rio.com Gives you full directions from any two places from door to door including trains, buses, and ferries. With options to fly to nearby places and take transit to get to your final destination.

If you're interested in languages or trying to learn a new language I recommend Forvo.com, you can look up a word and hear native speakers pronounce it. It's based on volunteers uploading their recordings of the various words. It's pretty useful for when you're working on your pronunciation.

Openlibrary.org lets you borrow books across a sh*t ton of different library systems without having to register for them.

Music-map.com - Search an artist/band and it generates a map of similar artists/bands with proximity indicating more fan base crossover. I’ve tested it with the most obscure stuff I know and it always finds suggestions.

10MinuteMail.net - provides a temporary email address for you to cut and paste into those pesky "insert email" to sign up or read the rest of the story or whatever. https://10minutemail.com/

Radio.garden - lets you hear radios live from all around the world.

MyFridgeFood.com - gives you recipes based on what's in your fridge!