Signals is a free online tool that allows you to see who opens your emails by giving you real-time notifications when an email is being opened.

Slice is a service that keeps track of everything you buy online, it automatically retrieves your purchase information from your email receipts, and stores it for you.

Slides is a great tool for any presentation. Create slideshows, edit within your browser, and share. A great and free alternative for Microsoft Powerpoint.

Edmodo brings valuable resources that adults and children can appreciate. This site allows engagement and collaboration for the student/teacher relationship.

Has a website asked you for your email, but you feel hesitant? No one likes getting Spam, or a virus. Maildrop helps keep your email address a secret.

Sharedesk is an online platform for finding or sharing all types of workspace.

Unpakt alleviates the stress created while searching for a reputable and price conscious moving company. No more frustration just complete organization.  

Any.Do Cal is not just your average calendar to keep you organized. It becomes an essential part of your everyday life that you won’t be able to live without.

With Outbox you can manage your postal mail like email. No more searching through large piles of paper or bulky file cabinets, Outbox allows you to access its platform on your iPad or computer screen. It’s out to revolutionize the way you get snail mail so that you never have to go to your mailbox ever again.

Our world seems to be connected at every turn. We associate with others across the globe through travel, business, and even online ventures and the need for common ground is more than necessary. language learning proves to be a vital key towards success and sustainable partnerships.

Coffitivity allows you to instantly stream the typical noises of a coffee shop straight to your desktop or device to boost your personal creativity.

Trello proves that with sleek design and simple to use message boards – forgetting is of the past. Organization made easy? Sounds almost too good to be true.