I discovered a great list via Kottke.org today:

“The Museum of Modern Betas features 67 pages (and counting) of Web 2.0 sites that are in beta. This might also be Yahoo’s shopping list. #”

A pretty cool list! I’d already discovered some of these tools/sites – but there are a whole bunch of new and interesting ones to explore….including:

• Eyespot: http://www.eyespot.com/ (edit and combine your videos online)
• WetPaint: http://wetpaint.com/ (wiki tool)
• MyMe: http://www.my-me.com/ (personalizing online profiles)
• Veoh: http://www.veoh.com/ (online video tool – a bit like YouTube)
• Magnato: http://www.magnoto.com/ (virtual fridge door)
• WebBrush: http://www.stanfy.com/dev/webbrush/ (online collaboration tool – create and discuss charts, diagrams, schemes, sketchs etc)
• Pligg: http://www.pligg.com/ (v interesting! Web 2.0 CMS)
• Typolis: http://typolis.net (blogging tool – or as they call it ‘story-hoster’. Looks very sleek)
• Numbler: http://numbler.com/ (web-based spreadsheet and collaboration tool)
• RapidFeeds: http://www.rapidfeeds.com/ (rss tools)
• Fold: http://www.fold.com/ (start page)
• Enablr: http://www.enablr.com/ (simple tools that help you to communicate better on the web – Stenographr looks interesting, as I am now pen-disabled and post-offices suck! Transcribr tool for podcasts too – hooray, text transcripts make podcasts accessible and searchable.)
• BlogCode: http://www.blogcode.com/ (blog recommendations and ratings)
• EpicTrip: http://www.epictrip.com/ (connecting our travelers with videos, virtual tours, reviews)
• Vyew: http://vyew.com/ (real-time online collaboration and conferencing tool)
• TuneCore: http://www.tunecore.com/ (music delivery and distribution service that gets music you created up for sale on iTunes)
• Zoomr: http://beta.zooomr.com (Another photo-sharing tool)
• Planiglobe: http://www.planiglobe.com (Make your own digital map)
• Oyogi: http://www.oyogi.com (“empower people to seek and find other human beings who may have the expertise and knowledge to answer their questions or with whom they wish to collaborate”)
• Favorville: http://www.favorville.com/ (social networking tool which provides members with the opportunity to help and be helped by others)
• Nativetext: http://nativetext.com/ (online community where you can publish or read any document in any language… translated by humans, not software)

Also a few that are marked as ‘landing’:

• LaLa: http://www.lala.com (online service that allows people to swap physical CDs, and pays the original artists 20c per swap)
• Life IO: http://lifeio.com/ (no idea what it is – but they’re doing a good job of intriguing me!)
• Awesomr: http://www.awesomr.com/ (again no idea – but am intrigued!)
• Chalksite: http://chalksite.com/ (tool for teachers – gradebook, messaging, blog etc)
• celum IMAGINE Smart: http://smartimagine.com/blog/ (media asset management solution)

This is bad, I’ve only gotten to page 30 of the MOMB list….. I got no chance of getting any work done today – too many new things to play with!! 😉