The internet is a vast and constantly evolving place, with new websites popping up all the time. Here’s a list of 101 websites you may not have known about that can help you with various tasks and make your life easier:

1. IFTTT – a website that lets you automate various tasks by creating “recipes” that connect different apps and services.
2. Unsplash – a website with a large collection of free, high-resolution photos that can be used for personal or commercial projects.
3. TinyURL – a website that creates short URLs for long links.
4. Archive.org – a website that archives the internet, allowing you to access old versions of websites and download books, music, and videos that are no longer available.
5. Wayback Machine – a website that archives the internet, allowing you to access old versions of websites and download books, music, and videos that are no longer available.
6. Quora – a website where users can ask and answer questions on a wide range of topics.
7. Wolfram Alpha – a website that provides answers to questions on a wide range of topics using mathematical and computational methods.
8. Feedly – a website that allows you to subscribe to and read your favorite blogs and news websites in one place.
9. Pocket – a website that allows you to save articles, videos, and other content to read later.
10. LastPass – a password manager that securely stores your login information and generates strong passwords.
11. Grammarly – a website that checks your grammar, spelling and punctuation as you type.
12. Hemingway – a website that checks your grammar, spelling and punctuation as you type, and also provides suggestions for simplifying your writing.
13. GrammarCheck – a website that checks your grammar, spelling and punctuation as you type.
14. Yoast SEO – a website that checks your content’s SEO and provides suggestions for improvement.
15. Google Analytics – a website that provides insights into your website’s traffic, user behavior, and other metrics.
16. Google Search Console – a website that provides insights into your website’s search traffic, including keywords and backlinks.
17. SEMrush – a website that provides insights into your website’s traffic, keywords, and competitors.
18. Ahrefs – a website that provides insights into your website’s backlinks, keywords, and competitors.
19. Majestic – a website that provides insights into your website’s backlinks, keywords, and competitors.
20. Moz – a website that provides insights into your website’s search traffic, backlinks, and competitors.
21. Google AdWords – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on Google.
22. Bing Ads – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on Bing.
23. Facebook Ads – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on Facebook.
24. Instagram Ads – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on Instagram.
25. Twitter Ads – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on Twitter.
26. LinkedIn Ads – a website that allows you to create and run advertising campaigns on LinkedIn.
27. Google Tag Manager – a website that allows you to add and manage tracking and analytics code on your website.
28. Crazy Egg – a website that provides heat maps and other analytics for your website.
29. Optimizely – a website that allows you to create and run A/B and multivariate tests on your website.
30. Hotjar – a website that provides heat maps, user recordings, and other analytics for your website.
31. UserTesting – a website that allows you to conduct user testing on your website or app.
32. SurveyMonkey – a website that allows you to create surveys and collect data.
33. Qualtrics – a website that allows you to create surveys and collect data.
34. Typeform – a website that allows you to create surveys and forms with a focus on design and user experience.
35. Google Forms – a website that allows you to create surveys and forms.
36. JotForm – a website that allows you to create surveys and forms.
37. Wufoo – a website that allows you to create surveys and forms.
38. Airtable – a website that allows you to create databases and spreadsheets with more flexibility and power than traditional tools.
39. Notion – a website that allows you to create notes, tasks, and databases in a single workspace.
40. Evernote – a website that allows you to create notes, tasks, and databases in a single workspace.
41. OneNote – a website that allows you to create notes, tasks, and databases in a single workspace.
42. Bear – a website that allows you to create notes, tasks, and databases in a single workspace.
43. Todoist – a website that allows you to create tasks and projects, and manage them with a focus on design and user experience.
44. Trello – a website that allows you to create tasks and projects, and manage them with a focus on design and user experience.
45. Asana – a website that allows you to create tasks and projects, and manage them with a focus on design and user experience.
46. Monday – a website that allows you to create tasks and projects, and manage them with a focus on design and user experience.
47. Slack – a website that allows you to communicate and collaborate with your team in real-time.
48. Microsoft Teams – a website that allows you to communicate and collaborate with your team in real-time.
49. Zoom – a website that allows you to hold video conferences and webinars.
50. Skype – a website that allows you to hold video conferences and webinars.
51. Google Meet – a website that allows you to hold video conferences and webinars.