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Medium is an online publishing platform for essays, blogs, analysis, personal stories, newsletters, publications, and member-supported writing. Founded by Twitter co-founder Evan Williams in 2012, it blends a simple writing tool with social discovery and subscription-funded reader access.
Dropbox is a cloud storage and file synchronization platform for saving, sharing, syncing, backing up, signing, and collaborating on digital files. Founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, it helped make cross-device file access feel simple for consumers and teams.
Etsy is an online marketplace for handmade goods, vintage items, craft supplies, personalized products, small shops, and creative sellers. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brooklyn, it connects buyers looking for distinctive products with millions of independent sellers.
eBay is a global online marketplace that connects buyers and sellers through auctions, fixed-price listings, collectibles, refurbished goods, resale, payments, advertising, and seller tools. Founded as AuctionWeb in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar, it helped define person-to-person ecommerce.
Figma is a browser-based collaborative design platform for interface design, prototypes, design systems, whiteboards, developer handoff, and product teamwork. Founded in 2012, it challenged desktop design tools, survived a canceled Adobe acquisition, and went public on the NYSE in 2025.
Canva is an online visual communication platform for templates, presentations, social media graphics, documents, videos, websites, brand kits, print products, collaboration, and AI-assisted design. Launched in 2013, it made everyday graphic design easier for teams, schools, creators, and small businesses.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform known for reblogs, tags, GIFs, fandom, visual remix culture, custom blogs, and niche internet communities. Founded in 2007, it passed through Yahoo and Verizon before Automattic acquired it and tried to revive its creative web identity.
Snapchat is a camera-centered social app from Snap Inc. Launched in 2011, it popularized disappearing photo and video messages, Stories, AR Lenses, Bitmoji, Snap Map, Spotlight, and private visual communication, shaping how younger users share moments and how rivals copied social formats.
Telegram is a global messaging platform founded by Pavel and Nikolai Durov. Launched in 2013, it combines cloud chats, Secret Chats, large groups, public channels, bots, mini apps, file sharing, usernames, and broadcast-style publishing with a privacy-first brand and ongoing governance debates.
WhatsApp is a global messaging app owned by Meta. Founded in 2009 and acquired by Facebook in 2014, it is used for private chats, groups, voice notes, calls, video calls, channels, communities, business messaging, and phone-number-based communication across countries and families.
Twitch is a livestreaming platform owned by Amazon. Launched in 2011 from Justin.tv, it became the main home for game streaming, esports, live chat, subscriptions, emotes, raids, creator communities, and real-time entertainment that lets audiences participate while shows are being made.
Discord is a communication platform built around servers, channels, text chat, voice rooms, video calls, livestreams, bots, roles, and community moderation. Launched in 2015 with strong gaming roots, it now hosts friend groups, creators, fandoms, developers, classrooms, and online communities.
LinkedIn is a professional networking website and app owned by Microsoft. Launched in 2003, it grew from an online resume and contacts service into a major platform for job search, recruiting, workplace content, B2B marketing, creator posts, company pages, and career identity.
X, formerly Twitter, is a microblogging and social networking platform built around short public posts, real-time conversation, hashtags, media sharing, and follower networks. Founded as Twitter in 2006, it was acquired by Elon Musk in 2022, rebranded as X in 2023, and later folded into his AI company xAI.
Facebook is a social networking website and app owned by Meta. Launched in 2004 from Harvard, it grew from a college directory into one of the defining platforms of social media, shaping online identity, friend networks, news distribution, advertising, groups, communities, and privacy debates.
GitHub is a popular developer platform for hosting code, collaborating on software, reviewing changes, tracking issues, automating workflows, and publishing open-source projects. Founded in 2008 and acquired by Microsoft in 2018, it has become core infrastructure for modern software development.
TikTok is a short-form video platform owned by ByteDance. It became globally prominent after TikTok and musical.ly merged in 2018, popularizing a highly personalized For You feed, remixable sounds, creator trends, and mobile-first entertainment.
Instagram is a photo and video-sharing social network owned by Meta. Launched in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, it grew from square filtered photos into a major platform for creators, brands, messaging, Stories, Reels, shopping, and visual online culture.
Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia written and maintained by volunteers. Launched in 2001 and hosted by the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation since 2003, it became one of the web's central reference sites and a major source layer for search engines, AI systems, students, journalists, and everyday readers.
YouTube is a video-sharing website and platform where people upload, watch, stream, comment on, and monetize video. Founded in 2005 and acquired by Google in 2006, it became a central home for creators, music, education, entertainment, live video, Shorts, and internet culture.
Kagi is a paid, ad-free search engine from Kagi Inc. It is built around a user-funded model that tries to align search quality with subscribers rather than advertisers, while adding privacy tools, ranking controls, AI features, and the Orion browser ecosystem.
Startpage is a Netherlands-based privacy search engine that lets people search the web without personal profiling. It acts as a privacy layer between users and search-result providers, combining partner-supplied results with policies against saving or selling personal search data.
Brave Search is a privacy-focused search engine from Brave Software. Launched in 2021, it is notable for building its own web index, offering user-controlled ranking tools, and positioning itself as an independent alternative to Google- and Bing-powered search.
Ecosia is a not-for-profit search engine founded in Berlin in 2009 by Christian Kroll. It earns money from search ads and dedicates its profits to climate action, especially tree-planting and restoration projects, while positioning itself as a privacy-friendly alternative to larger search engines.
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