Collection of sites/apps that I recommend and use myself.



 

💼 My Recommended Tools & Platforms (With Referral Links)

This post brings together all the websites and apps I personally use and recommend, along with my referral links. As I discover and test more useful tools, I’ll be updating this list regularly.

☕ 1) BuyCoffee

A platform for supporting content creators where you can literally “buy someone a coffee” to show appreciation. Here's my link if you’d like to support me:

➡️ buycoffee.to/irm

💰 2) LetyShops – Cashback Platform

LetyShops is a cashback service. It’s simple: when you shop via their platform at one of their partner stores, you get a portion of your money back.

💡 Want to know more? Here’s a full blog post about LetyShops & Alerabat

✅ Sign up using the link below, and if you make a purchase worth at least 70 PLN within 30 days, you’ll get 10 PLN as a bonus.

➡️ Join LetyShops

🔍 3) Alerabat – Cashback + Coupon Codes

Very similar to LetyShops, but with an extra feature: the browser extension searches for available coupon codes automatically when you're shopping online.

💡 Want to know more? Here’s a full blog post about LetyShops & Alerabat

✅ Sign up using the link below and, just like with LetyShops, if you spend at least 70 PLN within 30 days, you’ll receive 10 PLN cashback.

➡️ Join Alerabat

📷 4) Stock Photo Platforms

These are the stock photo websites I actively use — whether to sell or download images:

🎮 5) Microsoft Rewards – Earn Points for Browsing

Microsoft Rewards is a free loyalty program by Microsoft that rewards you for online activity like using Bing, Edge, completing quizzes, and shopping at the Microsoft Store.

💡 Want to know more? Here’s a full blog post about Microsoft Rewards, and you can use the same link to join:

➡️ Join Microsoft Rewards

🔄 Stay Tuned

As I continue to explore more platforms for saving money, earning cashback, or supporting creators, I’ll keep expanding this list. If you have any recommendations, feel free to share them with me!

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