There are so many wonderful websites around, and it is difficult to know each and every one of them. The below list provides some of those websites that I find particularly helpful, even though they are not as famous or as prevalent as some of the big names out there.

5) Live stream (https://livestream.com/)
Livestream allows you to watch and broadcast events live to viewers on any platform. For the next time when you want to share your company’s annual CEO speech live to employees who are on remote locations, Livestream serves as a perfect platform.

4) Kiva (https://www.kiva.org/)
Kiva is a micro finance website, that attempts to leverage the Internet and a worldwide distribution of micro-finance institutions. It alleviates poverty by connecting lenders to people in need.

3) Tiny eye (https://tineye.com/)
TinEye is a Reverse Image search tool which is as accurate as Google’s Reverse Image search tool. As opposed to Google, TinEye provides a set of APIs that can be used for personal and commercial purposes, which makes it very useful for developers.

2) join.me (https://www.join.me/)
In today’s world, where collaboration across multiple stakeholders is key, join.me provides an online platform to share desktop screens. Record audio for meetings conducted with participants not in the same room. In addition, it is a simple tool to share your screen with just about anybody on the web.

1) My College Hive (https://www.mycollegehive.com)
My College Hive is a mobile and desktop, question and answer website with an aim of assisting students in getting their school school works done. My College Hive has made number 1 on this list because unlike other paid services, My College Hive is totally FREE. The currently growing at a rapid pace with over 150 registered users (As of december 2019)