I have not used all of these, even though i have tried some so let me know what you think of these in your comments and if you have any that i have missed please mention those too.

Storage

FileQube – store up to 2gb and it has a really good interface.

Drop.io – Simply set up a private space to drop any files by phone, email, web, widget or fax and then share them with whoever you want via a variety of outputs.

Money Management

Money2Manage – is a simple and friendly income and expenses tracking tool focused on helping you manage your finance.

Walletproof – allows you to track your spending, and set monthly budgets for yourself.

Website

ThemesPress – ThemesPress is a service that allows you to automatically convert your HTML and CSS based design into a WordPress blog theme.

Cerizmo – everything you need to sell downloads: a shopping cart system, payment processing, and automatic download delivery to your customers.

Search

TinEye – is an image search engine built by Idée currently in beta. Give it an image and it will tell you where the image appears on the web.

QuarkBase – this one really impressed me, it searches for all the information about a certain website.

Collaboration

Kindling – is an idea management and collaboration tool that allows you and your group to Submit, collaborate and vote on ideas.

HomeCourt – manage your clients with a web-based collaboration that tracks your projects, files and invoices, and keeps the ball moving.

Planzone – a collaborative workspace to manage tasks, share files and communicate with team members, clients and partners.

Creation

280 Slides – Create beautiful presentations, access them from anywhere, and share them with the world.

goanimate – Create animations using scenes and characters and assigning actions to the character etc etc.

effectgenerator – Awsome tool to create quick flash slideshows, text effects, Intro’s, banners, buttons, effects, etc. I loved this one.

fontstruct – Probably the easiest way to create stunning fonts free.

photoshop express – Simple interface which is very easy to use. I am not sure why one would use a web application for this but i liked the application itself.

wavemaker – WaveMaker makes Java Point and Click — you can build a web application without using a single acronym! I have not used this but sounds really cool, let me know what you people think of this one.

Widgenie – Take your data and transform it into visual information that can be shared with anyone, anywhere. Your wish is our command! Widgenie empowers everyone, from bloggers to business people, to quickly visualize data and share it in many different ways.

Viewers

vistazoo – I have no clue what their name means but the service itself is pretty good. is a customizable portal from where you can create stunning, professional Virtual Tours combining panoramas, pictures, video, audio, floorplans and objects in 3D.

gigapan – process allows users to upload, share, and explore brilliant gigapixel+ [really huge images] panoramas from around the globe.

Services

notified – Get notified about TV shows before they come on!

atomkeep – This seems to good to be true. Atomkeep is here to solve the problem of information redundancy. Atomkeep will keep your accounts in sync on all social networks, job boards and other sites.

Social

ConnectNow – Use screen sharing, chat, notes, audio, and video to conduct meetings online that can be as interactive and productive as in-person meetings with up to three participants.

uservoice – Users can submit ideas, voting & discussions allow your blog or company to benifit from those idea’s.

NoteTaking

reqall – Use your voice, email, instant messaging, or text messaging. No other memory tool makes it as easy to capture, retrieve, and share ideas and things you need to do—anywhere, anytime.

Wow that’s a lot of services, well let me know which of them you liked the most.

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As web designers and internet enthusiasts we tend to use web applications to safely work without the worry of loosing data due to hardware failure. I would like to recommend a few web applications i use as a web designer. Let me know of your favorite web services in the comments.

Gmail

I have used yahoo, hotmail and gmail and a few more less famous services, there is nothing like gmail.

Currently the best free email service, this can be proved here

Quick and simple user interface allows you to accomplish a task without any hassle.

It might take some time before you get used to it, but once you do, you cannot live without it.

Google Reader

I have used plenty RSS readers and I have to say there is nothing that comes close.

I can continue reading my feeds on my mobile, laptop or even on a friends PC right where i left it.

The user interface is very clean and and allows you to do only what you want – read your feeds.

You can ‘star’ what you find interesting for later review. [similar to bookmarking a web page]

Search helps you get that post you had read a while ago with ease.

WiseMapping

Have you ever planned out an idea, the idea usually seems to branch out as if there were no end to it. Soon the branches fill up your page and conflicts with our creative juices.

The service itself is very straight forward and simple, there is not much to learn.

I can export the data into various formats for vector diagrams of my ideas.

Planning ideas has never been easier.

L2Image

I needed a simple image hosting service for my blog and i found a lot of them that allowed direct linking, although this seemed the simplest of all.

No registration required

Two clicks and its over, ‘Browse’ -> ‘Upload’ and you will have all you need right there.

SXC.HU

This is one of my favorite stock photography website. They have a very well designed website which make searching for stock images a painless procedure.

High quality images at pretty good resolutions.

Free doesn’t mean crap – most of the images are creative and would be well worth if they were charged for.

Subtle Advertising doesn’t come in the way.

Google Analytics

I have use this app on all my sites and its extremely easy check out the statistics, the data is shown in meaningful tables and charts and is very powerful.

Using this for your website is as easy as copying a line of code into your site, the rest is taken care of.

You can set goals, for example – you have a ‘buy now’ page which is where you want your users to end up – you can set up a goal which will be recorded when a user reaches that page.

Tip of the day : Create a plain text document on your desktop to record any notes/ideas/todo lists. Its a time saver. Alternatively you can use a gadget/widget/desklets [mac/windows/linux] to store notes.