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Buxfer lets you track your expenses. Not only personal ones, but also shared ones, i.e., when you paid for your friends (e.g., house rent shared with roommates, dinner or movie outings with a bunch of friends, vacations or business trips with work colleagues) Buxfer allows such groups of people to report their shared expenses and track how much money they owe each other. Very useful for people in their 20s.

Buxfer offers a plethora of personal finance tools -- syncing with bank or credit card accounts, categorization and analysis of expenses, comparing trends in spending, budgeting, and so on. You can dig deep down into your expenses, and figure out the best way to save money.

Whats cool is that you can use Buxfer  with your cellphone! Report expenses as and when they happen. No need to keep them lingering in your mind or on pieces of paper.

Check it out at https://www.buxfer.com

Highrise is a shared contact manager that helps you keep track of who you talked to, what was said, and what to do next.

Reads your RSS or Atom feed and submits it to your twitter.com account on a regular basis.

StumbleAudio is a social music discovery site with a mission is to help you find music by new and exciting artists that you would like, rather than play or sell you the hits by known artists that you are “expected” to love.

A pastebin (known also under term: nopaste) which allows its users to upload snippets of text, usually samples of source code, for public viewing.

An easy to use, web-based to-do list. Get organized, stay motivated, and be more productive.

Wishlistr is a free, web based wishlist that helps you organize and keep track of the things you want.

lets you use your Yahoo! account as an OpenID.

Highrise is a shared contact manager that helps you keep track of who you talked to, what was said, and what to do next.