Web Apps (1446 programs)

Pros: Simple window. Displays winning numbers. Has all the winning numbers from previous draws. Allows access to other lottery games provider.

Cons: Lacks advanced features. No save option for winning numbers.

Pros: Easy access to various study materials. Thousands of downloadable study notes. Financial rewards for every note uploaded.

Cons: Only materials in PDF can get paid. Finding quality and accurate notes can be difficult.

Pros: Familiar gameplay. Three playable modes. Daily puzzle has different difficulty levels. No time limit.

Cons: Requires a web browser.

Pros: Comes with a short tutorial. Allows data import straight from the game.

Cons: Technical user interface. Not integrated into the actual game.

Pros: Start your return without a username. Option to export last year's return from other sites. Easy to use.

Cons: Only free for basic W-2 returns. Doesn't work for part-year resident tax returns.

Pros: Reliable cancer information from experts. Checks about 70 vetted cancer claims. Information to reducing cancer risks. Fast fact-checking.

Cons: Too text-heavy.

Pros: Uncluttered, calm interface. Built-in word counter. Support forums available to voice opinions and add feature ideas. Option to export to WordPress blog.

Cons: No ability to follow or favorite other users and their work. Can't even make the most basic skin customizations. No avatar or public profile information available.

Pros: Simple gameplay. Beautiful graphics. Easy controls.

Cons: Only has five levels. Nothing much offered.

Pros: Back your favorite books to up their rankings. Add books to your bookshelf for later reading. Receive comments and tips from other YA writers. Chat with other writers in the on-site forum.

Cons: Rankings can be gamed. Novels must be at least 10,000 words to upload.

Pros: Easy to set up virtual classroom. Wide array of integrated features. Customizable sessions. Supports live class.

Cons: Performance depends on users' connection. Frequent server problem. Terrible browser compatibility.

Pros: Engaging and fun. Simple mechanics. Endless gameplay.

Cons: Lacks reward. Frustrating controls. Repetitive.

Pros: Text-based tabletop GM tool. Lets you play solo. Gives you more leeway in doing actions. Easily plays on a browser.

Cons: Can’t calculate points and items for you.

Pros: Simple gameplay. One-button mechanics. Endless gameplay.

Cons: Lacks challenge. No reward. Repetitive.

Pros: 8-bit Gameboy style game. Light gameplay.

Cons: Poor storytelling. Bad ending. Game feels rushed.

Pros: Easy browser game. Cute 8-bit graphics. Contains various Geeks + Gamers references and voice clips. 6 short levels.

Cons: Only one settings option. Frequent audio issues. No save feature.

Pros: A serviceable online wallet. Very suitable for people being paid by Isagenix.

Cons: Has very few online tools and app functions. Direct withdrawals to mainstream bank accounts is often tricky.

Pros: Click and drag to collect content quickly. Sync with your Twitter account. Follow other users in one simple click. Easy editing features.

Cons: Still buggy when trying to log in. No user or story search features yet.

Pros: Provides walkthroughs if you get stuck. Challenging but fun. Lots of levels. Calming music.

Cons: Some levels are impossibly tricky.

Pros: Familiar gameplay. Nice visuals. Multiple levels.

Cons: Lacks challenge. Repetitive. No reward system.