Reddit's Favorite Underrated Websites

“What is a website that everyone should know about but few people actually know about?” asks redditor /u/tj007s13. This is a common question on Reddit, but every time it gets new answers. Here are some of our favorite answers from the thread:

Real Life Resources

Aunt Bertha: Enter your zip code and find hundreds of service programs that serve your area, including financial assistance, medical care, food and housing resources, education, and legal aid.
RaiseMe: Earn college scholarships for high school achievements.
Sheldon Brown’s Bicycle Technical Info: Old-school site full of info on building, outfitting, and repairing bikes. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Slader: Find answers to homework for specific textbooks. Use this to check your kids’ answers, not to cheat! But get ready for some annoying video ads.
SuperCook: Tell the site what ingredients you have, and it will tell you what you can cook. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Open Payments Data: See what medical and pharmaceutical companies have paid your doctor or hospital.
GetHuman: How to reach a human at any customer service line.
Charity Navigator: Check up on a charity before donating. (Previously on Lifehacker.)

My 90s TV!: Uses thousands of YouTube clips to simulate flipping through TV in the 1990s. See also: My 80s TV! and My 70s TV!
Every Noise at Once: Explorable network map of musical genres. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Music-Map: Same as above, but artist-by-artist. It doesn’t play any music, but I just tested it using Mitski and Sleigh Bells and immediately found three new favorite artists.
Radiooooo: Stream music from around the world and the last century. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Radio Garden: Stream current radio from around the world
JustWatch: Search for titles across all streaming services. (Previously on Lifehacker.)

DeepL Translator: Alternative to Google Translate for English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, and Polish. Use if Google’s literal translations are incoherent.
Ineedaresume: Résumé and cover letter creator (previously on Lifehacker)
waifu2x: Image enlarger and noise reducer optimized for anime-style art
Desmos Graphing Calculator: Replace your TI-83
Repl.it: In-browser programming environment

ReviewMeta: Separate fake Amazon reviews from real ones
Fakespot: Same, plus reviews on Yelp, TripAdvisor, and the Apple App Store. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
PC Part Picker: Build a custom PC and find the best price for every part. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Product Chart: Compare computers and parts, filtered by multiple specs. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
CamelCamelCamel: Get alerts for price drops on Amazon. (Previously on Lifehacker.)

The Power of PowerPoint: Slick PowerPoint templates.
Ninite: Download and install essential software like VLC, Dropbox, GIMP, Evernote, and Malwarebytes, all at once. Ninite (Windows only) shows up on every “favorite sites” list. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Noun Project: Search for a thing; get clean monochrome icons of that thing.
Flaticon and Freepik: More free design assets.
Material Design: Thorough introduction to the clean, functional material design system. Includes assets, a theme editor, and a lucid educational design guide that teaches principles of interaction, color, motion, and more.
mobygratis: Free music from Moby for independent film and video projects.

The Electric Typewriter: Collection of long-form journalism and essays, curated according to topic and author.
WebOas.is: Tiny portal centered around multi-site search (kind of like those pre-Google search aggregators). Also has pages for cryptocurrency prices, tech news, and other “stocks! weather! sports scores!”-style content.
Airport wifi: User-made Google map of wifi passwords at airport lounges around the world. (Previously on Lifehacker.)
Privacy Tools: Compare VPNs to protect yourself while on airport wifi.
The Cutting Room Floor: Wiki of “unused and cut content from video game.”
Lightning Map: Real-time map of lightning strikes.

Check out hundreds more in the thread.