1. Microsoft: Free Skype calling
2. Facebook Safety Check
3. Search & Rescue
3.1. Drones
3.1.1. Red Cross - "Drones for Disaster Response and Relief Operations"
3.1.2. HaloDrop
3.1.3. UAVioators
3.1.4. OCHA - "Using Unmanned Arial Vehicles in Humanitarian Response"
4. Donations
4.1. iTunes Red Cross
4.2. PayPal-sponsored
5. P2P Communication
5.1. Google Person Finder
5.1.1. Searchable by web or SMS
6. Shelter, Food, Water, Medicine
6.1. For ex: UN + IKEA Flatpack shelters
7. Networked Collective Action
7.1. Mapping
7.1.1. Drones
7.1.1.1. GlobalMedic
7.1.2. Crowdsourcing
7.1.2.1. MapGive
7.1.2.2. Kathmandu Living Labs
7.1.2.3. Humanitarian OpenStreetMap
7.1.2.4. CrisisMappers
7.1.2.5. MicroMappers
7.1.2.6. Tomnod
7.1.3. 3D PointCloud Maps
7.2. Data & Intelligence
7.2.1. Fact Checking with Veri.ly
7.2.2. Humanity Road
7.2.2.1. Social media monitoring
7.2.2.2. Routing urgent needs
7.2.2.3. Situation reports
7.2.3. Satellite Imaging
7.2.3.1. DigitalGlobe
7.2.3.1.1. Tomnod
7.2.3.2. Planet Labs
7.2.4. OCHA Humanitarian Data Exchange
7.3. Digital volunteer mobilization
7.3.1. Standby Task Force (SBTF)
7.3.2. Digital Humanitarian Network
7.3.2.1. "Guidance for Collaborating with Volunteer & Technical Communities"
7.3.2.2. "Guidance for Collaborating with Formal Humanitarian Organizations"
7.3.3. Rescue Network Nepal