A generator that produces random, fictional identities including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, usernames and passwords, described for software testing, sample data and writing. It is free and needs no account; signing in allows saving identities, bulk orders and API use. An API returns identities as JSON repeatable with a seed.
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FreePhone is a website that provides temporary disposable phone numbers for receiving SMS online, intended for testing, OTP verification and signups without registration. It also sells private numbers, and the site warns that public numbers may expose users to spam, scams and privacy risks.
Encrypted messenger built on decentralized routing for private chats without phone numbers.
Pronunciation converter that turns English text into phonetic transcription.
AICaller.io is a robocaller that makes automated outbound phone calls using AI for sales and marketing. It supports lead qualification, meeting booking, appointment booking and data gathering, offers a choice of voices, and connects to over 6,000 applications via Zapier. It can be used through a web portal or APIs.
Anikoto is a free anime streaming site offering series and movies with English subtitles or dubbed audio. It describes multiple servers, adjustable video quality levels and support for desktops, tablets and mobile phones, including older browsers. New episodes and content are said to be added frequently.
AnonymSMS provides temporary phone numbers for receiving SMS online, with new numbers added daily. The service is described as free with no registration required. Numbers are listed with country, date added, platform and total SMS counts.
Antigravity Link is a browser-based mobile companion for Google's Antigravity IDE that mirrors active AI chat sessions on a phone over the local network. It also exposes a local HTTP API and an MCP server so agents and external tools can drive Antigravity sessions programmatically.
Attitude is a gay and LGBTQ magazine launched in March 1994, offering news, TV, film, travel, fashion and music. The print title is sold in 31 countries and the digital edition is available for download to phone, tablet or desktop.
Type Bangla using a phonetic keyboard.
Bad Cards is a free online party card game for three to sixteen friends, playable on phones, in a browser or inside Discord with no download. The host sets the content rating before the first round, and players can make their own cards.
BiglyBT for Android is an ad-free, open source bittorrent client and remote control app optimized for phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and Android TVs. It uses the BiglyBT core first created in 2003.
BonPatron is an online spelling and grammar checker for French as a second language. It finds common spelling errors and grammatical mistakes in French. The site also offers vocabulary, grammar, conjugation and phonetics tools, and a Pro account.
Booksonic is a self-hosted audiobook server with an Android client, built as a Subsonic server aimed at audiobooks. The project is fully open source, and audiobooks can be streamed to a PC or Android phone, with functionality also available on other platforms that have Subsonic apps. Development is currently on hold indefinitely, and the page points to Audiobookshelf as an alternative.
Brick Hound provides in stock alerts for LEGO sets sent to a phone. It draws deal alerts from LEGO.com, Amazon, eBay, Reddit and more. Users text a set name or ID to subscribe, text "list" to see tracked sets, and text "unsubscribe (set)" to stop alerts.
The British National Corpus is a 100 million word collection of samples of written and spoken language from a wide range of sources, designed to represent a wide cross-section of British English from the late twentieth century. The 1994 edition can be downloaded from the Oxford Text Archive, and online services such as BNCWeb at Lancaster University, which requires registration, allow users to search and explore the corpus. It was selected for use in language based research and development. The corpus is maintained by the Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford.
BuzzIn.live is an online buzzer system for games. A host creates a game and receives a code, and players join from any phone or laptop without an app. The first buzz wins. Features include latency correction, a timer, teams, points, round mode, an early-buzz penalty, buzzer sounds, and support for up to 200 players.
C64online.com offers online emulation of Commodore 64 games, SID music and applications in a browser. The site states that 7000+ classic C64 games are available to play online for free on desktop computers, mobile phones and tablets, with no download or installation. It presents itself as an independent private initiative focused on software preservation.
AI based calling agents for outbound and inbound phone calls.
Capitol Hill Citizen is an independent antiwar print newspaper. It publishes articles and offers print copies of its issues by order form; the November/December 2026 issue is a special election issue. Bulk orders and other questions can be directed to the paper by phone.
ChessMonitor provides analytics for chess players, covering played games, openings, win rates, ratings and opponents. ChessMonitor Studio combines board, notation and databases on desktop and phone, and allows searching players in Ultra, Chess.com and Lichess. Profiles are free, while Studio comes with Plus and Pro.
ChillOuts is an online meditation and relaxation aid with real-time composed music and drifting light visuals. It uses HTML5 in modern browsers, and sound support on many tablets and phones is limited.
ChipDrop matches gardeners who want free wood chip mulch with arborists and tree companies seeking to get rid of wood chips and logs. Gardeners sign up and place a request to join a neighborhood list; a local tree trimming company in the area might deliver a load. Arborists can view a map on a phone to find dump spots.
Cosmos is a keyboard generator that designs keyboards around a hand scan taken with a phone camera. Users can add trackballs, trackpads, encoders or OLED displays, choose among MX, Choc, NIZ and Alps switches, and export models as STLs or STEP files. Assembled keyboards can be ordered through partner builders, and specialized PCBs are also sold.