What's all the buzz about?

The app is incredibly simple to use and the interface is equally straightforward. You type in the URL you want to annotate and click the big red "Grab Screenshot" button. After a few seconds Bounce returns a screenshot of the URL.

[Verify] is invaluable for helping increase conversion ratios. You can test lots of versions to see if putting the 'buy' button, for instance, on top left, increases conversion over putting it at bottom right.

Last week, I set up a Clue App test for SEOmoz's homepage in 30 seconds and tweeted a single link to it, which garnered 158 kind responses with words and concepts people remembered from the visit.

Verify helps website designers determine which parts of their sites are the most eye-catching by, well, asking users what they are.

What if you could poll users about a new design, before you'd done the legwork required to put together the images, HTML, CSS and underlying code of a new site? Meet Verify, a user feedback platform that's based on screenshots.

As much as I love annotation tools like LittleSnapper and OmniGraffle, those tools really aren't made for collaborating with others. Notable is.

Strike delivers on what it promises: quick and easy task list management with no barrier to entry. Give it a look – and then check that off of your list.

Strike is supremely simple, it looks great and it works. What more could you want?

[Verify] gives clear, actionable results, and can be used for A/B testing among other types of tests.

Two questions always linger in the minds of developers and entrepreneurs—how do you decide which features to include or omit and how do you increase conversions?

Clue is a quick, easy and free way to help you determine whether your brand messaging is clear and your calls to action memorable.