ESPN
ESPN is a major sports media brand and popular website where fans follow scores, schedules, standings, breaking sports news, video highlights, fantasy games, podcasts, and live events.
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NPR
NPR is a U.S. public media organization and popular website that connects radio journalism, podcasts, live audio, local member stations, national news, culture, and explanatory reporting.
CNN
CNN is a major news brand and popular website built around breaking news, live coverage, video, explainers, newsletters, opinion, and international reporting.
BBC
BBC is a public service broadcaster and major digital media website whose online services combine news, live coverage, video, audio, weather, sport, learning, entertainment, and regional information.
The Guardian
The Guardian is a global news website and media organization that moved a historic newspaper brand into digital reporting, commentary, live blogs, podcasts, newsletters, and reader-funded journalism.
AP News
AP News is the public news website of The Associated Press, presenting breaking news, global reporting, photos, video, explainers, and coverage from one of the worldโ€s major news agencies.
Mozilla
Mozilla is a technology organization and website best known for Firefox, open-source web software, privacy-focused products, developer resources, and advocacy for an open and trustworthy internet.
Bluesky
Bluesky is a social networking app and website built around short public posts, custom feeds, moderation tools, and the AT Protocol for a more open social web.
Wiktionary
Wiktionary is a Wikimedia dictionary website where volunteers build multilingual entries with definitions, pronunciations, etymologies, translations, quotations, usage notes, and related lexical information.
OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a collaborative mapping website and open geographic database where volunteers create, edit, verify, and share map data used by websites, apps, researchers, businesses, and humanitarian projects.
wikiHow
wikiHow is a collaborative how-to website where readers search for practical step-by-step guides, illustrated instructions, expert-reviewed advice, and everyday problem-solving articles.
Glitch
Glitch was a creative web development platform where people could build, remix, host, and share web apps in the browser; its official site now functions mainly as a blog and transition archive after project hosting ended in 2025.
CodeSandbox
CodeSandbox is an online development platform for creating, running, previewing, sharing, and collaborating on web projects in browser-based and cloud-hosted development environments.
Weebly
Weebly is a website builder and ecommerce platform for creating hosted websites, blogs, and online stores with drag-and-drop tools.
Replit
Replit is a popular browser-based software creation platform that combines an online coding workspace, AI app-building tools, collaboration, hosting, and deployment features.
Last.fm
Last.fm is a popular music tracking and recommendation website built around scrobbling, the practice of recording what people listen to and turning it into profiles, charts, and discovery data.
Squarespace
Squarespace is a popular website-building platform for creating hosted websites, portfolios, blogs, online stores, domains, scheduling pages, and marketing sites without writing code.
Evernote
Evernote is a popular note-taking website and app for capturing notes, web clips, files, tasks, ideas, and searchable personal or work information across devices.
WeTransfer
WeTransfer is a popular file-transfer website for sending large files through email-style transfers or shareable download links, especially in creative, media, and client workflows.
Grammarly
Grammarly is a popular AI writing assistant website and app that helps people check grammar, spelling, tone, clarity, style, rewrites, citations, and writing quality across many apps and websites.
Calendly
Calendly is a popular scheduling automation website that lets people share booking links, show real-time availability, and reduce back-and-forth messages when arranging meetings.
Linktree
Linktree is a popular link-in-bio website that lets creators, businesses, and public figures put many important links behind one simple profile URL.
SeatGeek
SeatGeek is a popular ticketing website and app for discovering, buying, managing, and sometimes reselling tickets for sports, concerts, theater, festivals, and other live events.
StubHub
StubHub is a popular ticket resale website where fans buy and sell tickets for concerts, sports, theater, comedy, festivals, and other live events.