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Ou0.cc describes itself as a free site offering tools and resources, with a tools index and FAQ.

Pixelated Pathways collects internet links and guides, with the site describing its selection as mostly free and open source.

10015.io groups free online tools in one toolbox, with categories spanning graphics, text, programming, finance, and charts.

View the real-world size of online shop products and gadgets in a browser using SizeR.jp's measurement display.

Kvasir offers Norwegian-language search and presents itself as a smarter way to find information.

A.Tools collects free online utilities for graphics, text, encryption, programming, calculations, finance, and other categories.

Compare products and subjects across more than 100 categories, including phones, cities and universities.

Wikipedia’s list of common misconceptions presents claims as concise corrections with links to fuller articles.

Browse hand-picked links to search engines, news, learning, health, jobs, travel, and other web directories.

Plan a week, manage tasks and share booking links using time.fyi with Google Calendar.

NETI combines Estonian web search with categorized links for government, media, travel, services, and other topics.

Pixelated Pathways collects internet links and guides as a work in progress, with a focus on free and open source resources.

Find the numeric ID for a Facebook user, page or group by entering its profile or page link.

Start.me Community Start Pages are curated collections of links, tools, and resources submitted and reviewed by users.

Addy curates more than 700 tools and resources for web designers and developers.

This collaborative directory organizes more than 1,400 public APIs into categories for developers.

NoSignups curates open source tools that run in the browser without requiring a user sign-up.

Mondmodel curates an editorial hotel directory featuring selected stays across several European destinations.

The cal.diy repository describes scheduling infrastructure intended for everyone, with source code hosted on GitHub.

Cheat-Sheets.org collects programming cheat sheets, quick references, and guides on one page.

This Clone Wars repository lists more than 100 open source clones of popular sites, with source code, demo links, and technology stacks.

Markwhen creates cascading timelines from Markdown-like text, with date formats, links, images, and location support described in its repository.

What’s The Big Data curates AI tools and publishes news and insights about how AI affects work, data, and creativity.

Prototypr Toolbox curates design and coding tools, including illustrations, icons, and UI kits.