26 New And Awesome Web Apps You Probably Don’t Know About
Ten years ago, who would have thought that most of our work would depend on the internet? The internet allows us to have easy access to our files, anywhere, anytime. We chat face to face with friends, meet clients virtually, process payments in a flash and much more. The internet is huge and you can’t get enough of it. It has no end.
While on the topic of the internet, you can call the current scenario, the Web 2.0 revolution, the next dot com boom. Web apps are torrenting the internet with their numbers and new ones pop-up everyday.
Today, I will talk about the latest additions to the pool, of course; the ones you probably don’t know about.
So, without further ado…
TinyChat
With TinyChat you can create your own chatroom and invite people through one simple link. Chat rooms are disposable and can be created within seconds.
KeepHD
With KeepHD, you can download the high defintion version of youtube videos and also fetch the FLVs and 3GPs for your mobiles.
Prezi
With the help of Prezi you can create maps of texts, images, videos, PDFs, drawings and present in a nonlinear way. Move beyond the slide, it only takes 5 minutes to learn how to use Prezi.
Wix
With Wix, you can create stunning flash websites for free, all from your internet browser! It offers you a simple powerful online platform to make flash websites, MySpace layouts and more. No downloads or programming needed.
Nice Translator
NiceTranslator is a fast, easy to use online translator designed with simplicity and functionality in mind. It is ajax powered, so you get the translations on the fly!
Task Five
A to-do list with a twist. It streamlines tasks in an elegant calendar view
Pizap
Pizap is a fun free photo editor that lets people easily create wacky images with their digital pictures. You get a very easy to use photo editor that lets you add photo effects, custom text or speech bubbles and much more.
whspr!
Need to receive a message by email, but can’t (or don’t want to) give out your email address? whspr! gives you a URL to share instead.
WobZip
WobZip is an online tool which lets you uncompress compressed files online. It supports many formats including the major ones as Zip, RAR, 7Z, Gzip, TAR, ISO etc…
Anyvite
Create an invitation in seconds, add entries from mobile, twitter, email, iCal, gCal or Outlooks. And of course, send them with ease from withing the app.
Fliggo
Fliggo is an out-of-the-box, all-in-one, solution for creating your own video website. It can be a video blog, a YouTube-like community or a private site for your company or family.
Yidio
Yidio combines over 200 million videos and offers one of the largest video search engines on the Web.
SlideRocket
SlideRocket is an online, flash based tool for creating slides and presentations. It brings together a complete package of online slide making with features such as an intuitive interface, themes, flickr integration and much more
Ziddu
Ziddu is a new free file hosting solution with features such as unlimited storage space, fast uploads and downloads, file management, a sharing community a referral program and the ability to earn money with your downloads.
Mufin
Mufin is your music discovery engine, that will let you easily discover new music among millions of tracks. With the sound that you dig!
YouTube Reloaded
YoutubeReloaded creates an embeddable playlist of YouTube videos that can be added to any website. Simply choose a playlist type to create your free youtube playlist.
FriendPaste
FriendPaste is a an online tool where you can paste code snippets of many different languages to share with friends. It sports and intuitive interface with support for syntax highlighting.
Survs
Survs is a collaborative tool that allows you to build, deploy and analyze online surveys. With a great user interface, Survs is currently in private beta, though a single request fetched us an invitation.
SendPhotos
With SendPhotos Mobile, Web and PC you can upload photos, edit them, create photos albums and share them online with whoever you want. Also available for Android, iPhone and BlackBerry.
BackupURL
BackupURL creates instant cached copies of web pages. The content of a web page stays the same while you share the link provided. The cached page can also be used for referencing or even mirroring data. The cached page will always be online (html,css,images) no matter whether the original site is up or down.
RapidStack
Rapidstack is a realtime Rapidshare link searcher. It scans the links before they are displayed as results and only working links are displayed.
CC:Betty
CC Betty organizes your message and its contents – photos, addresses, documents, links – and create a mailspace where everyone can track replies, view and add content. You just CC your messages to her!
Sigpad
Make your emails pop with signatures that reflect your personality and change with every email you send! Create signatures with your twitter status, flickr photos, blog entries, youtube stream and much more, all realtime.
FeedWeaver
Create your own RSS feed by combiningRSS feeds from your favorite websites, and use filters to choose what you want in it!
Twe2
Twe2 is a service which sends you your twitter replies, direct messages and custom searches that you specify free to your mobile as SMS. Available in more than 230 countries.
Markkit
Markkit is a web2.0 text highlighter. Drag’n’Drop the markkit yellow pen into your browser toolbar. Whenever you want to highlight text in a web page, click on the markkit bookmarklet.
So which ones are your favorites? Discuss in the comments, and dont forget to give it a digg 
(By) An avid freelance writer and technology enthusiast, Keshav Khera is young geek from India. Fanatic about the web, he also writes a blog and makes unsuccessful efforts to avoid twitter.
117 Comments
Thank you for your efforts to compile the list.
Yes, I did not know that there are so many more and very useful ones.
Thanks,
Dan Gabriel
These are all shit
Several of these appear to use flash. A quick consult of the World Wide Web Consortium’s web site reveals that flash actually isn’t a web standard. So, it would be best to describe these as “flash apps” as to not cause confusion.
This is an amazing list!
Thank you
Great list, thank you!
Check out SnappyStuff.com. Cool website for buying,seeling, exchange over multipple social networks including myspace, facebook, craigslist
The title should have read 3/26 kindof cool web applications.
Thank you for this list! I’ve found at least a half dozen apps that I’ve signed up for and will try. Not just for fun, but very applicable to my work.
Some of these seem moderately useful, although they do all appear to be JS.
Fliggo and Anyvite are awesome. Burn in hell evite.
Hey! You forgot to mention SoRelated.com! I just moved, so I use it everyday. It’s a great little site to keep in touch with your family if you live a long ways away.
Why are there so many w@nkers in the world (I’m referring to the negative comments above).
Thanks for this – Prezi looks amazing and I’m sure tinychat will come in useful.
does the world really need more annoying signature lines? ugh.
Yes thanks for this list. I am going to look into some of these applications.
Some good stuff here. Boo to the negative comments above.
I started using the app http://www.myFontbook.com to view my fonts for design work.
Good list – was kinda hoping SlideSix.com would have made the cut. Maybe next time!
Friendpaste is new and awesome?
Pastebin.com, been around 7 years. I will admit Friendpaste has a few new languages for highlighting, but it is nothing really “new” or revolutionary.
What about JYGY? Create your own mobile polls (ala American Idol), and broadcast messaging? They have a FB app too.
Nice list, I’ll definitely be using whspr! in the near future.
You missed out Animoto – a really impressive video production tool.
Great list!
Check out Veoh Video Compass browser add-on. It surfaces videos related to whatever you’re searching for on Google, Yahoo!, YouTube, Amazon, Craigslist, Wikipedia, eBay and many more sites. You can play the videos in place without leaving the page.
I just found nicetranslator.com which is great!
Thank you for sharing!
Great list. I must admit I think Yidio, Wix and Tinychat are actually very useful tools.
I always wonder how this sites will make money.
The first clones of TinyChat are already available see http://chatsoftwarescript.com.
@Ian Yeh I think the easiest way for Tinychat to make money is to have a rotating ad script somewhere at the top of the page.
Also worth mentioning is http:krumlr.com Krumlr lets you bookmark pages and tweet about them to Twitter in a single step using a handy toolbar link.
Rev. Johnny Healey said:
Several of these appear to use flash. A quick consult of the World Wide Web Consortium’s web site reveals that flash actually isn’t a web standard. So, it would be best to describe these as “flash apps” as to not cause confusion.
Chris said:
Some of these seem moderately useful, although they do all appear to be JS.
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Ah, I love people who think they know what they’re talking about but clearly have no idea. So what is it kids? Flash or JS?
Andrew:
And look, you’re the douche that’s bothered to stick around long enough to read it. If you don’t like it, foad.
Johnny:
Get off of your fucking high horse. It’s an app, it’s on the web. Gee, look, it’s a _webapp_. If you want I can also start throwing W3C citations and look like a knowitall.
Chris:
And, your point?
Paul:
If it’s so offensive, just stop reading and go back to your hole.
PS: yes, I posted this anonymously because I wanted to have a rant and don’t won’t stupid kids with nothing better to do following me around. Deal with it.
Decent list. Thanks
Will definitely check these out. Was disappointed about Wix, the concept is awesome but as always there’s a catch – you have to host with them and let them put banners on your created flash unless you pay an upgrade fee.
http://www.dailybooth.com
best website ive found in ages.
Great list. I only heard about 1/3 of those.
Thanks!
Awesome list of tools. I see at least 4 I can use. Thanks!
We are hoping to add lists like this every week to actually show our readers more useful tools that are hitting the web on a daily basis.
Nice list! Definitely use these.
Wow – I thought I kept up to date with new applications but there are quite a few here that are new to me. So much for my plans for today, I can’t resist going to take a look at some of them and trying them out.
I am subscribing to make sure I read your weekly lists and I may even be adding you to FeedWeaver
I have been looking for an aggregator like this but not found any I like so far
Good list. keep up the good work
Great list. Read through it all now. Finally done. Keep up the good work.
Yay! This list is awesome and I had already heard of Prezi!
I guarantee you haven’t heard about my web app
Too bad it didn’t make the list.
Great list. Thanks… Keep em comming….
Thank your for sharing this list. I find the wix.com very useful.
Thank you
Thanks for the great list, can’t wait to really check them all out.
Perry Belcher sent me here from Twitter. May I recommend you find out if you can get an affiliate link for all these, cos you may be missing out big time.
Have a great day
Cheers
Michelle
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thanks for your compilation – very interesting list of none the less useful online-apps…
Good list. I’ll throw in http://www.pixlr.com/ , many picture filters, clone tool, and keyboard commands that work. The magic of ajax.
Another great site: SendToPerson.com (link) is the best way to send files.. send very large files for free in a easy, secure, and reliable way.
Markkit shows up in my WOT with dangerous warning. Rest are awesome. thanks for sharing
Nice list of apps. I especially like Pizap. I think my grandkids and I will have a lot of fun with that. I also appreciated some of the links in the Comments, including Pixlr.com. Thank you for a great resource
This was very helpful. I have gone to some of the sites and am investigating further. Thanks for preparing this list.
Thanks Hiten
This is a great list. I would add Tynt Tracer to the list because with it you can find out exactly what people are copying from your site. This is hugely important for a blogger and any site that generates content.