Check out some of the latest makeuseof discoveries. All listed websites are FREE (or come with decent free account option).

1. HadToSay – send anonymous emails (or printed cards) to friends or work colleagues. More details.

2. CrunchyRoll – comprehensive directory-like Anime website, featuring hundreds of popular Anime shows. Read more.

3. Blubet – fun and risk-free community where users can place fake bets on a variety of subjects ranging from ShowBiz to News to Technology and lots more. Read more.

4. FuzzMail -records your message as you type it and lets you send it as an email. Record your typing in it’s original form, incl. changes, typos, pauses and write-overs. Read more.

5. keyXL – excellent place for learning keyboard shortcuts both for web and desktop applications. Get shortcut lists for: Gmail, Firefox, Word, Windows, Mac, Linux, Excel, etc. Read More.

6. MyMemorizer – simple web-based calendar with an option to setup SMS/Text Message reminders for important events. Read more.

7. SketchSwap – draw something on the screen and receive one random quality drawing (incl. drawing playback) in return. More details.

8. SocWall – massive free wallpaper source. Search, rate, download and share high-resolution images that can be used as desktop backgrounds. Read More.

9. SpyPig – dead simple way to find out whether an email you sent earlier was read by its recipient. Read more.

10. Xinu – extremely comprehensive tool for checking website’s popularity and incoming link count. Instantly measure your website against dozens of popularity metrics. Read more.

NOTE: These are just half of the applications we have added to our directory in the last 2 days. To keep up-to-date on all directory additions subscribe to directory feed here.

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