Ok since I am already 1 month on steemit and with more than 200 followers I got some invaluable experience and found some amazing tools which definitely will help some of the new users out there.

So I decided that I wanted to help and share some of the tools I found on steemit to the newest users so everyone who still doesn't know about them can use them! I found them extremely useful and i hope that they can be useful to you too.

1. SteemNow

SteemNow Link

The most important thing that this tool shows you is how much your upvote is worth and how much of your voting power is left in your account.

It also shows the total of your Steem Power, your reputation, the daily rewards you received and even you can now find the price of Steem in the corner of the site. It is the current median history price from the Steem blockchain, so it's not fetched from a cryptocurrency exchange. It's an average price of a few (I think 7?) days which is also being used to calculate the payouts and the value of your vote. You can even use it to find out how much any other User's Upvote is worth.

I find out this steem tool extremely useful to use on daily basis.

2. Steem.Supply

Steem.Supply Link

This one is very important to keep track on how much you receive from steem from your posts and comments!

It shows:

• How Much You Will Get Paid by Steem.
• What Percentage of Your Income Comes from Posting/ Comments.
• How Many Days Exactly Until You Receive Your Payments.
• How Much You will Receive on Which Days.
• How Much of Steem Power, SBD You get to Keep.

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3. SteeMVP

SteeMVP Link

This is amazing app (developed by @roelandp ) which shows you some in depth stats on who your biggest supporters are or your "Steem MVP"! You put in your Steem username and it pulls information from the steem blockchain to give you these stats.

Scrolling down you can see who your most consistent upvoter is. Meaning this is the person who upvoted you the most.There is also a chart that puts users in order by the amount of votes which is really cool.

And at the very bottom there is a table that breaks down your top voters and how much they have contributed to your account.

This app is really amazing and I recommend it!

4. Steemit Followers Data!

SteemFollowers Link

It shows:

• How Many People Followed you
• How Many People Unfollowed You
• What Days did each Action happen
• How Many People Muted You

5. Steemd

Steemd Link

It is an alternative way to explore the steemit blockchain, also there you can find a bunch of other useful information. You have to put "https://steemd.com/@yourusername" so you can check your stats.

Some of the most interesting things you can check there are your voting power, vesting shares, who upvoted you, followed you and the author and curation rewards you receive among other features.

The same link without the username https://steemd.com will shows you some interesting info if you are more interested in raw data like virtual_supply, current_supply, current_sbd_supply, total_vesting_fund_steem, total_vesting_shares and more! This is more for more advanced steemit users.

6. Steemdown

SteemDown Link

This one basically shows you the top 200 whales on steemit.

Showing the current worth of 1 single upvote by any of them. It also gives you info how much steempower, steem dollars and steem they have in the account and how who is withdrawing right now and how much they are withdrawing.

So this can be helpful as if you see one day on this map most of top players cashing out, that is probably a sign for you to start powering down as well!

7. Steem.Center Wiki

Steem.Center Wiki

This is basically the Steemit Wiki Site. It was created very recently and this project is actively promoting users to contribute to the Wiki about all things related to STEEM to build a bank of knowledge for users to access. It contains a lot of information and is great for new users with questions.

• Active contributors will be payed with STEEM for their contributions, dependant on how much of a contribution they make across a month.

• The rules and requirements for contributing to the steem.center wiki can be found ------>HERE

8. Steem Dead Followers

Steem Dead Followers Link

• This Website shows you how many actual Engaged and Active Followers you have

• Versus How Many Dead Followers, that never Upvote or Comment, or are not active on steemit at all!

9.SteemViz

SteemViz Link

• If you were ever wondering about Promoted Posts.
• If you want to know how much You need to invest to Promote Your Post
• This Page Shows you Exactly How Much You need to Pay to Be on 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. Spots on Promoted!
• Here on the Picture You Can see that to Be on the 1st Place of "Promoted" page You ought to Pay roughly $469
• If you ever want to Promote you Posts You really should check this tool out!

10. Steem Tag Search

Steem Tag Search Link

This tool was made recently by @kasperfred based upon the request of a fellow Steemian who wanted the ability to search older posts based on user and tag.

A very simple and very easy to use tool with which you can search posts by user with a specific tag.

Steem Tag Search allows the search for historical posts based on two parameters:

• Username
• Tag

When only searching on username, the tool gives all the tags used by the author in previous posts. Clicking on one of the tags will redirect you to all the posts made by the person using this tag.

Great tool to help you find some of your older post who are buried in your feed!

11. Steemit Locator

Steemit Locator Link

This helpful map was created by @sykochica just 2 days ago for Steemit users to help out locate fellow steemians around the world.

• It helps out to find steemit users close to your location!

• This will also help those of you that may have been considering organizing a Steemit Meetup!

• You can find their Account names and contact them if You'd like to Meet up!

To help the project grow add yourself to the map!
Full guide how to do it HERE.

12. AutoSteem

AutoSteem Link

An automation tool for voting, curating and better browsing of Steemit created by @unipsycho! AutoSteem finds content for you that matches your filters, it can be used to autovote or manually vote and review content, and it provides some great views for posts, photos, comments and followers to help you find the content you love on Steemit! Original post by creator and full guide HERE.

AutoSteem is a tool for:

• Filtering Steem Posts EXACTLY How YOU Want
• Auto create a voting queue from your filter
• Automatic OR Manual voting
• View comments for all posts
• View blog posts with added images
• View all photos from all posts as a stream
• Monitor only NEW content
• Detailed inspection of followers / who your following
• Runs in your browser, along side Steemit
• Full NSFW filtering option (you choose)

Part 7 to follow soon with 2 even more amazing tools for steemit!

If you found this post valuable. Please make sure to Upvote/Resteem!