It’s been way too long since I shared a big list of handy websites. Dig in, and I’ll bet you’ll find at least a couple you just have to visit. (And none are advertisers — just sayin’.)

1. CamelCamelCamel: This is an awesome tool if you shop on Amazon. It tracks prices, shows you a product’s price history and even lets you set price-drop alerts for your items.
2. Futurepedia: Explore this massive library of AI tools if you’re AI-curious but don’t know where to start. It’s good whether you’re looking for something specific for your biz or just want to play around!
3. Radio Garden: An interactive map lets you tune in to radio stations broadcasting live around the world. It’s super fun, especially if you’re a radio junkie like I am.
4. Google Arts & Culture: Places: Pick a country or city and explore high-res photos and artwork from its cultural institutions. You can even tour museum collections virtually. I like to do this before I visit in person.
5. PlugShare: A crowdsourced map of EV and Tesla charging stations worldwide. Enter your starting point and destination, and the site will map your route and show all charging stations along the way.
6. Honey: Save money shopping with this browser extension that auto-adds promo codes and sends price-drop alerts. The PayPal-owned site saves folks an average of $126 a year. I use it all the time.
7. KTool: Use your Kindle for more than books by easily sending articles, X threads and newsletters (like mine!) right to it.
8. Campflare, CampScanner and Recreation.gov: Dreaming of a sold-out camping spot? These sites all notify you when someone cancels their reservation so you can snag it yourself. You’ll be sleeping under the stars in no time.
9. SeniorLiving: See where you can save — grocery stores, restaurants and more — with this massive list of discounts for older adults. Don’t wait till you’re 65 to check out this list; some of the offers start when you hit 50.
10. AntennaWeb: Ever wondered what channels you can still watch if you cancel your streaming subscriptions? This site shows all the free broadcast channels available in your area. In some places, it’s dozens!
11. Social Security Administration: How much Social Security can you expect? Find out by creating an account on the official website. Once you do, you can view details about your earnings record and your estimated benefits, including retirement. (And, yes, it’s probably less than you want but more than you might think.)
12. Ultimate Book List: This massive database of celebrity book recommendations gives you a new way to pick your next read. Browse picks from entrepreneurs like Elon Musk, entertainers like Taylor Swift and authors like Gretchen Rubin.
13. SwipeWell: Calling all small-biz owners looking for marketing inspiration! Browse hundreds of examples of successful landing pages, lead magnets and other content examples.
14. Coolors: Need a color scheme for … anything? On the homepage, click Start the Generator, then hit the spacebar to get a new color palette. Bonus: They all look good!
15. Perplexity AI: It’s better than ChatGPT much of the time. I’ve also been using Poe AI. PSA: Don’t pay a monthly fee for any chatbot until you know you like it. I usually wait at least six weeks to make sure it’s worth the money.