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What is your most-used web application? Fairly straightforward question. It shouldn't be too hard to guess what will come out on top, but I'm interested to see what else gets high votes. ONE entry per post and NO duplicates. Use the following search query Why do you use this one more than anything else and what does it actually do? Should I use it too? |
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PostmarkAppPostmarkApp - I use this for all the web applications I develop for clients. |
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30 Boxes30 Boxes is a dead-simple online calendar app. I use it because it takes fewer clicks to add an event than Google Calendar. :) |
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Chatroulette |
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MindmeisterWeb-based collaborative mind mapping tool for brainstorming and project management. |
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dddoneI might switch from TaDa to Dddone (that I found via this question). |
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DuckDuckGoA privacy oriented search engine with features like providing previews of the top result pages and making it easy to search specific websites. |
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Disclaimer: While this may suspiciously sound like my own trumpet, allow me to explain. Google Reader was my best source of news and information. Read item, press SPACEBAR, jump to the next unread item. Rinse and repeat. Until Twitter happened. And then I created tDash to relive the Goog-Reader experience, with the personal touch that Twitter affords. |
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Brizzlyhttp://brizzly.com/ (yep, yet another twitter client). I've had enough of installing various desktop clients that consume questionable amounts of system resources. |
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FlickchartFlickchart is a social network centered around the rating and discussion of movies. |
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AskBlogAutomationAskblogautomation.com because I now manage several blogs. |
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HelpDesk PilotI use HelpDesk Pilot more than I use Gmail email. In other words I manage company emails more than my own personal emails. |
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ComicsInventory.comHelps you organize and track information about your comic books. |
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GrabOutBecause I'm working from my home and need to show people I'm talking to on Skype what I'm talking about sometimes, I use GrabOut. It's just a simple tool to quickly grab a piece of your screen and share it in IM, skype, whatever. |
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TeuxDeuxlove the UI |
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PrismIt is not a web app on its own, but it allows you to create a web app out of any page you want. |
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PinboardJust like Delicious, but with a better interface and more focused on storing and categorising bookmarks instead of being another social bookmarker. |
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ProCSSorProCSSor is the prettiest and most advanced CSS prettifier/formatter/beautifier/organizer. Tons of options to format CSS the way you want. |
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HistoriousThe best bookmarking solution |
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