My Favorite STEEM Tools

Here's a list of my favorite STEEM related tools ...

• Steem Tools by @roelandp - Obviously a great place to start when looking for tools like these.
• SteemDB by @jesta - Pretty much every bit of information you could possibly want. And rumor has it, if you don't see what you want, you can just ask the author to add it.
• Steem.cool by @blueorgy - A great way to evaluate reputation. Lets you know how far away the next reputation level is.
• SteemSpeak by @fyrstikken - The best Discord for STEEM related communication. You can log in with Discord or just listen anonymously here.
• SteemWhales by @heimindanger - More than just for whale watching. Gives historical info about pretty much every user. Really helpful.
• steemd by @roadscape - The best blockchain explorer, from a technical standpoint.
• Steem API Explorer by @lantto - If you need a quick peek into RPC output, this is a great tool for that. At the moment, it only works for database_api calls, though.
• SteemB by @steven1980 - What's great about these reports is that it can sort by largest payout. The reports look really slick, too.
• SteemSQL by @arcange - On occasion, I need some information not readily available on other sites or even through RPC. It's handy because it lets me just issue an SQL like:

  SELECT type, COUNT(type) type_count FROM dbo.Transactions
  GROUP BY type
  ORDER BY type_count DESC ;
  

• Streemian by @xeroc - Most popular for its Curation Trails, this site also has a lot of other great utilities like syndication and scheduled posts.
• Radio STEEM by @roelandp - Consensus-based radio is a great idea.
• Dead Followers by @mynameisbrian - Dead simple report to find followers who haven't been active in a while.
• SteemCap by @ausbitbank - Really nice all-in-one dashboard for comparing the STEEM market cap against the competition.
• STEEM Paper Wallet by @xeroc - When you change your account password, which you should do early and often, consider making a paper wallet for added security.
• SteemStars by @raymonjohnstone - A nice UI for visualizing your following and followers. Happens to be the very first Ruby on Rails STEEM app.
• Radiator by me - If you want to write your own ruby app with access to the STEEM api, try this.