Alex Bass

As a software review and comparison site, tracking affiliate link clicks is one of the most important tools we work with. We've now been using Dub for over a year. After trying every single option available on the market, Bitly, Short.io, self-hosted miscellaneous services, and have found a home with Dub, it's also the only tool we've felt congruent paying for. The URL shortening world and affiliate platform world aren't ready for Dub. Steven and team are about to set the world on fire with it. Couldn't live without Dub at this point.

If anyone uses the editor in Webflow for blog posts... They'll understand why this is so great 😁 I regularly lose data and collaboration within Webflow is pretty awful. AI aside, just being able to write blog posts directly from Notion is 🔥 Congrats on the launch!

Before Dispatch, I was way too comfortable with the "Mark Unread" option. Inefficiently reading, and re-reading the same message over and over until the time of taking action could align with when I viewed it. Why not just use Slack Reminders? Well, you my friend must not be an avid user of Slack because… Well, they suck. All-in-all my entire team (me included) was inundated with less important channel messages (if you also use Slack as your company's brain, you'll understand this), and the important/time-sensitive messages always fell by the wayside. Slack simply was not a joy to use, but rather a time-sink. After Dispatch, I actually… Enjoyed checking Slack. (yup 🤯). I'm able to treat Slack like email, triaging through messages (especially in the world with Slack Connect and countless external Slack channels, it's more email-like than ever)—simply put, Dispatch pulls Slack into the modern age of messaging. I can now actually prioritize channels and messages, while easily snoozing and revisiting messages at the critical time that I need to see them again. I actually feel like my team members see my messages on Slack now? It has encouraged my team to also use proper threading, so our Slack is more organized and cleaner than ever. Dispatch just does what Slack could never do, it has made the once overwhelming tool a joy to use. Genuinely dread the idea of not being able to use it again. You simply can't go back. Use it solo or with a team—it makes Slack 2–3x better.

With no shortage of note taking tools on the market, this feels like the only one that was actually built for remote and asynchronous work. The feature set is all about simplicity and relaying important information to team members. Even the search (Ask) functionality summarizes all of the information across numerous documents into one concise answer, referencing every relevant document for you. Slite is actually about getting work done and doing collaborative work seamlessly.