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Which tools are a must-have in your daily workflow?
For me, it's Slack, Zoom, Notion, Phantombuster, Truebase, Reply, DashThis, and Contentful.
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Vaibhav
Notes app, Reminders app and Sticky app :D
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@rupal_saini Airtable is a no-code platform, you can absolutely personalize it, way more options than google spreadsheets. More difficult to get used to it at the beginning, but when you are used to it, it is absolutely useful. It can replace many other tools that you can use
@arthur_leclercq good list. what do you use Lusha for? any specific reason of using Lusha?
@amit_arora As a sales person, Lusha is pretty nice since it gives you phone and mail of people on LinkedIn (not everyone but around 50% of people)
@rupal_saini does it provide mobile phones too? Or just mail addresses for now?
@rupal_saini Nopes haven't tried it yet. would love to know Truebase's USP over others?
@rupal_saini They are both tools for understanding user behavior, but still some differences I would say.
Hotjar lets you see how users interact with your site through heatmaps and recordings. It is very intuitive and you can use it to improve user experience.
Mixpanel seems to be more data-oriented. It tracks the meaningful actions users take in your product and helps with funnels.
@rupal_saini true, notion has made documentation simple. Sessions is for meetings and Framer for sites. We built @siviai website on @framerapp
For me a recent addition is the Arc browser. Totally changed my internet workflow.
Most of my work exists between Notion, Slack, and Arc.
Although I've also been using a super simple text editor called Hey Note. Sometimes Notion is too heavy weight for some notes that you want to jot down. I was finding myself with all sorts of loose TextEdit windows. Then I discovered HeyNote and it gives you a really simple way to manage light weight notes. When a note becomes something I want to save, I just copy and paste it into Notion.
For me, it's Slack, Notion, Google Calendar, Todoist, and my Apple Health data!
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I am using these tools almost every day.
1. Pocket - collect resources
2. GetProspect - extract business email addresses from any company website
3. VidIQ - analyze video statistics, find topics and keywords
4. iBoysoft MagicMenu - a free productivity software to improve the right-click menu on Mac computers; with one click, you can create new files, send/move/access files, copy file paths, and more.
5. WordCounter - count words and characters, check keyword density, and correct writing mistakes.
For me, it's Slack, Notion, Figma, Google Workspace and Trello. These keep my day organized and productive.
For me, essential tools in my daily workflow include Slack for communication, Zoom for meetings,
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I primarily use Notion for organizing my tasks and projects. It's essential for note-taking, planning, and collaboration. Aside from Notion, I also rely on tools like Notion calendar, Twitter, Email, Google and more.
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