"Flogr shows your pictures from flickr in a customizable photo portfolio interface which includes a main photo page with EXIF details and flickr user comments, a customizable thumbnails page of your recent work, a slideshow component to browse through thumbnails, a tag cloud page, and an about page that shows your flickr user profile. With flogr you can control which photos are shown by specifying the flickr tag(s) to include so you can show only your best photographs if you choose." Which is something I've been looking for for a while. Glad I didn't have to write it, now.

"FreeAgent is an easy online accounting tool, perfectly suited for freelancers and small businesses." Lots of good support for UK-based business, especially when it comes to tax calculation.

"# Find links to audio files on the Web. # Huffduff the links—add them to your podcast. # Subscribe to podcasts of other found sounds." It's like delicious for audio, but it spits out a podcast. Some really lovely work from Jeremy.

"Opentape is a free, open-source package that lets you make and host your own mixtapes on the web. Upload songs (via web or FTP), reorder, rename, customize the style, and share what you like on other sites with an embeddable player."

"Eats your del.icio.us tags and spits out a tasty timeline."

"With FamSpam, your family has one email address everyone can use to send messages, reply to conversations, or share photos." An interesting approach to a fairly common problem - wonder how successful it'll be.

"CommandShift3 is like Hot or Not. Except, instead of clicking on hot babes, you click on hot websites."

"Fluid gives any webapp a home on your Mac OS X desktop complete with Dock icon, standard menu bar, and logical separation from your other web browsing activity." A nice way to build site-specific browsers; shame it's Leopard-only...

Tumblr gets a massive overhaul, becomes Davidville's only product (and a company, too), and re-ignites my interest. Simple tools, made well. Strangely, it excites me in a way Pownce failed to (despite being a good, solid product).