Android/iOS: iTriage puts the content of the iTriage medical information web site on your smartphone. You can search through symptoms, learn more about a wide variety of medical conditions, and more. More »
Android: Never want for the most effective knot again, Knots Guide puts 74 categorised knots, complete with tying guides, in your Android phone for easy reference. More »
Almost like a less offensive Urban Dictionary, IdiomDictionary is for those phrases that everyone seems to understand except you — instead of getting them to explain it, you can look it up in their giant database of over 5000 idioms. More »
Venerated style guides like the AP have long been the go-to source for resolving arguments and maintaining consistency across the written word, but the internet is a different publishing platform. Yahoo’s Style Guide wants to be the style guide for the digital world. More »
What do you call the son of your mum’s cousin? How about the husband of your mother’s uncle’s daughter? Type how you’re related into Wolfram Alpha’s computation engine, and it returns the relationship — first cousin once removed, in that last example. More »
If you’re puzzled on how to pronounce an unfamiliar proper name, Inogolo can help with visual and spoke pronunciation guides. More »
Numbers — especially big numbers — can seem pretty abstract. One way to help people better understand huge numbers is by providing context based on things they do understand. Free web service NumberQuotes spits out related statistics containing any number you throw at it. More »
