Adam Waterhouse

Jira is a really powerful tool, its been massive in terms of us helping us scale and manage different projects within our team, but the complexity of it at times, especially with the 'company managed projects' can make it quite unusable. Even doing what seems like the simplest thing such as duplicating a project and board, becomes a really long winded job

Perfect Design tool for collaboration

Really useful tool for managing different channels of work within teams - the new UI update they pushed does make that a little harder though.

Great password manager, but sometimes can be a little buggy though in terms of detecting on when your on a website where you have already saved your password,

Koinly is a really useful tool for anything relating to crypto taxes, especially love how you can integrate/connect it with the accounts you have on exchanges such as Binnance and Coinbase so you don't have to do everything manually.

I use Notion for a lot in both my work and personal life - really versatile tool to organise anything

Very useful tool, I think once it has the power to read images and website articles that you send to it then that'll take it up to another level again.

Has been a huge timesaver - one frustration I have with it though is the inability to be able to edit custom time booking links, once they're out there and shared with someone there's no way to make edits. These links also don't seem to update once someone else books that slot or something else goes into your calendar at that time.

Good marketplace which I think handles multi-chain relatively well - the studio stuff they've recently recently is really cool as it gives NFT projects the opportunity to really showcase their brand a lot more.

Go to tool for anything development related. Would love to see the Kanban/Board view improved a bit over time though. It’s quite tricky to even locate the board view, which makes it harder to use as a workflow for less technical members of the team like project managers.

I’ve had experience using moon pay both personally to buy crypto, but also through the services they offer in terms of incorporating it within other Web3 applications. The work they’ve done recently on NFT sales is a really big step forward, and brings it inline with some of the work that ThirdWeb have been doing in the space.

Still my go-to wallet for Web3 - I really like how they've expanded on the portfolio view they give users access to over the last 12 months. I think there's more they can do with the visibility around NFTs though, often they don't pull through very well to the extension.

Great tool - enables you to build in Web3 really quickly which is so key. Have used before for client projects and just as a quick proof of concept if we need to build something quickly.

Really love Fire, it's become one of my favourite and essential extensions I use when interacting with web3 applications, just gives you that extra peace of mind. One thing I think would be cool in future is for them to develop a wallet which actually allows you to have all this functionality built into it by default.