Sending big files to your friends is no longer an issue! WeTransfer comes up with the perfect solution; easy, friendly and most importantly – free large digital files transferring platform.

If you are like me and must always have an eBook lined up on your Kindle (device or app…) then Lendle is about to become your next big hobby! Lendle is a new social community website for us poor book lovers. The website functions as a free social eBook library in-which you peek at other people’s eBook stock while allowing them to see the eBooks you own. If you find a title you fancy you can make a request to borrow it.

DIY is a website that provides children with a platform to show off their creative side. When kids sign in they get their own webpage that displays their homemade works so that people can see just how creative they are. The sites main idea is to make kids take pride in their ability’s and not hide them, DIY’s motto is that they are a community of kids who make, and that  kids’ creativity must be preserved.

We live in a material world and our kids are material girls and boys… But how do we teach them that money does not grow on trees and that they have to work for their material desires? Tykoon helps you with that, giving you and your children an interactive chore chart to keep track of their chores and pocket money earnings so far.

Dvour is not just another recipes website, where you find your dinner recipes from a list of professional blogs and celebrity chefs. Dvour is an online social cooks community of normal people sharing delicious recipes online, while organizing their own cookbooks at the same time.

Traveling local just went global. Confused? Well then, I guess Gidsy has just reinvented the wheel! The web is full of travel websites that try to lure users into the dream of authentic travel experiences without actually providing. Gidsy, on the other hand, is busy changing the whole concept of authentic travel by democratizing it: Any local who thinks they have something interesting to offer a tourist, whether that be a guided tour or a fun activity, can do just that. What is more authentic then traveling like a local with a local?

Who needs landscapes anyway?

This week we picked one of our fave games, Boom Town, to share with you. As its name implies, you play a gold mining mogul who blows things up while trying to gain gold, but the thing that will get you addicted is not the detonations but the gameplay.

UrbanSitter – Leaving your kids with a complete stranger is one of every parent’s biggest fears. From personal experience, this fear has often led myself and my partner canceling quality time both with each other and our friends. Urban Sitter tries to change that…

As a proud parent of young kids, Meet the Dubiens is definitely my favorite crafts blog so far this year. A simple, fun combination of crafts you can make with your kids, and “fun food” you can make for your kids.

PurePhoto.com is all about making photography collection social: it connects art collectors to brilliant photographers and their work. So artists struggling to break free from the shackles of namelessness in the commercial world of photography can use PurePhoto to post their work, and be  seen directly and purchased by the collectors using it. A reciprocal social art network then, where you can discover new talents or get your talent discovered, that makes a buzz around what is worth buzzing about!

Crowdtilt is all about taking the stress out of pooling and collecting money from a group. It’s a platform allowing you to describe an event you’re planning, gift you’re group-buying or sponsored challenge you’re undertaking; set the amount needed to raise and then invite people to join in on the purchase or sponsoring by Facebook, Twitter or Email. Only after you’ve reached your target (or “tilt”) is the money is charged from the participants’ accounts and into the organizer account.

Hubii – When searching the internet for news, people usually visit their regular news websites, which means they will always get the same point of view for any current event. Hubii tries to change that by letting you browse through a google-style map, and then click on the local news sites that are more relevant to the issue you’re interested in. It allows you to get the whole picture, and don’t worry, its in your own language.