Rinema allows you to rate, review and keep track of your favorite movies while sharing your picks with friends and other fans.
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Chesscademy provides free, high quality lessons for people around the world who want to learn how to play chess or improve their play.
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Lockerdome is a social network that connects athletes and sports-lovers from around the world.
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Lyft is a friendly, safe, and affordable transportation option. Just tap a button and in minutes you’ll be riding in the front seat with a new friend.
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Toutpost is a platform where you toss two similar products into the ring to see which ends up victorious. Experts and enthusiasts will help you decide by voting and making points to support their favorite.
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SocialCrunch is a fun survey-like question answering game where you can compare yourself to your friends and to the world around you.
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Weilos connects you with a coach who has successfully lost weight to teach you the secrets to his/her success, and support you to achieve your own goals.
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ResearchGate is a network dedicated to science and research where scientists can connect, collaborate and discover scientific publications, jobs and conferences.
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Fitocracy is a fitness social network where you can track your workouts and keep consistent through gamification, with the help of a very supportive community.
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Tinder is not your typical love story. You choose who you are or are not interested in, and if you’re lucky the people you like will like you back.
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Invi provides you with a new way to approach texting. You can upload videos, visit websites, and more without leaving the conversation. Oh, and it looks great.
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Blookist aims to change our approach to blogging by shifting the focus from the creator to the content and introducing a new way of collecting and publishing your content online – with ‘blooks’.
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