10 free websites so useful they should come pre-bookmarked on every browser:

1. Quillbot

A free paraphrasing website (popular among students).

• Input text and hit Rephrase
• Get AI-inspiration on how to rewrite
• Scan text for plagiarism (built-in feature)
• Credit sources

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2. 12ft Ladder

Want to read an article, but there’s a paywall?

Simply insert the URL into 12ft Ladder.

All sites have a non-paywall version they send to Google for SEO.

12ft finds the cached, un-paywalled version of the page.

Now you’re in.

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3. Untools

Benefit from a collection of thinking tools and frameworks.

Categories include:

• Systems thinking
• Decision making
• Problem solving
• Communication

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4. UnrollMe

Is your inbox overflowing with email subscriptions?

Use UnrollMe to bulk unsubscribe (it's free).

Another cool feature? “Roll-up” subscriptions into a single email.

You’ll be *many* steps closer to inbox zero.

https://t.co/uukYkPgbRv
5. Otter

Otter is an AI-powered tool that transcribes speech to text (in real-time).

In other words: streamlined meeting notes.

Never forget an essential detail again—

Store and index all your meeting notes in one place.

https://t.co/ScmDw1rre9
6. Darebee

Access 1800+ free workouts in this database.

It’s a non-profit (ad-free and product-placement free).

Most of the workouts are body weight and require no equipment.

Yep—Darebee removes your excuses for not exercising.

Get started today.

https://t.co/42f3VS2H9F
7. Noun Project

Want to spruce up your next presentation?

Check out Noun Project.

It’s a diverse collection of free + premium icons.

But they’re not your typical stale business ones…

You’ll find trendy icons from top creatives.

https://t.co/uZyY1VUr49
8. Open Library

Search millions of books on Open Library,

(available through digital lending).

All it takes to get a ‘library card’?

An email address.

https://t.co/r0HLYB6DS3
9. Unsplash

Need images for your next project?

Look no further than Unsplash.

Browse an extensive catalog of free images.

With Getty Images running upwards of $499(!) each,

Unsplash will save you thousands.

https://t.co/u8QymbDlMj
10. PDF24 Tools

A simple but mighty PDF editing site.

• Edit PDFs without expensive Adobe
• Access 28 editing tools (merge, split, etc.)
• Save money, save time

https://t.co/8yrq169Myb
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