Sites with teal running through them — the swatches come straight from each site's screenshot, so the drawer sorts itself by what's actually on screen.
8 sites in the drawer
Incogni is a subscription service that files deletion requests with data brokers and people-search sites on a customer's behalf. It came out of the VPN company Surfshark, and in 2025 had its removal process independently assessed by Deloitte — a first for the industry.
mydorian.com is where parents order school portraits, senior pictures and sports team photos from Dorian Studio. The studio has been family-run out of Spokane since 1914, and prints its own photographs and yearbooks in-house rather than farming the work out.
IceOutDates keeps the year-by-year record of the day spring ice lets go on 1,064 northern lakes, for the people who plan a season around it. It estimates nothing — a lake needs five documented years before it gets a page, and the longest record, Sebago Lake, runs back to 1807.
ARC Raiders is the official site for Embark Studios' extraction shooter, set on a ruined Earth patrolled by machines. Embark rebuilt it from a co-op game into PvPvE and dropped free-to-play for a flat $40, a gamble that ended in Best Multiplayer at both The Game Awards and the BAFTAs.
FishingHelps scores how likely the fish are to bite today in any of 16,000-plus US towns, cities and lakes. Its whole forecast rests on solunar theory, which the site itself calls a folk model with mixed scientific support — an unusually honest thing to admit.
Emergent is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language description into a working web or mobile app, aimed at people who have never written code. Twin brothers Mukund and Madhav Jha launched it out of Y Combinator and reached $50M in annual revenue in seven months.
PlantDates is a set of free garden calculators that work out when to sow, start seeds and transplant for a given US ZIP code. Every frost date is the median of thirty years of 1991–2020 climate normals, and the site is careful to say each one is a probability rather than a promise.
LawnDates is a set of free lawn-care timing tools for US homeowners: when to overseed, aerate, fertilize and put down pre-emergent in a given ZIP. Every window is an offset from the median frost date at a real NOAA station, and each city page names that station and its distance.
