The internet's best, ranked.

Build a custom morning digest from your chosen sources — Twitter lists, subreddits, newsletters, Google News — delivered to your inbox at the time you set.

Research on the highest-impact careers for people who want to do good. Whether you agree with their conclusions or not, the analytical rigour is valuable.

The web's playground — spin up an HTML, CSS, and JavaScript demo in seconds. Half a billion pens to learn from, and the easiest place to share a working example.

Over 50 developer-focused fonts patched with thousands of icons — the ones your terminal and IDE themes actually require. Free, organized, and searchable.

An AI search engine that cites its sources and shows its work. Not a chatbot — a research tool that answers questions with links you can actually verify.

JavaScript notebooks for data analysis and visualization. Fork and remix live examples from a massive community of data journalists and scientists.

Interactive coding lessons where you can pause the screencast and edit the instructor's code directly. The closest thing to pair programming with an expert.

A library of cheat sheets for every tool, language, keyboard shortcut, and process imaginable. Printable, searchable, maintained by practitioners.

Spaced repetition flashcards that use an algorithm to resurface cards right before you'd forget them. The most effective memorization tool ever built.

Complete MIT course materials — lectures, problem sets, exams — from 2,500+ courses, free and open forever. Enough material to fill a decade of evenings.

70,000 ebooks from the public domain, digitized by volunteers since 1971. Every classic you were assigned in school, plus thousands more you weren't.

A nonprofit that has been saving the internet since 1996. 750 billion pages archived, 40 million books, millions of audio files. The web's most important institution.

The cross-platform podcast app that works on every device you own. Trim silence, speed up, bookmark chapters, and sync your queue across everything.

A collaborative database of Creative Commons audio samples. Footsteps, thunderclaps, synth drones, ambient spaces. Invaluable for game developers, filmmakers, and musicians.

The podcast app that Apple's own player can't compete with. Smart Speed silently removes dead air, Voice Boost fixes mumbling, and it's free with no tracking.

The music marketplace where the money actually reaches the artist. Discover underground music, pay what you want, download in any format. The good part of music online.

A subscription that bundles 240+ quality macOS apps for a monthly fee. If you use even four or five of them regularly, it pays for itself.