Andres Martinez

Hands down the best browser out there. I used to be a Chrome user who had an insane amount of grouped tabs. And when a peer told be about Arc I was really intrigued by its features. Which surprised me the most was how easy it was for me to get use to it, from using Grouped tabs to spaces, and then using the easels, the notes the customization in general... Switching to Arc has been one of the greatest decisions of my life and I'm too used to it now 😄 Thank you Browser Company for putting together this fantastic Browser ❤️

Grammarly is amazing! I'm a B2+ English speaker and I've been able to polish my writing with the suggestions that Grammarly points out. On top of that, when writing meta descriptions for the posts we write it helps a lot to rely on GrammarlyGO to piggyback off its suggestions. 5/5 definitely recommend using Grammarly

Generally speaking I have to keep up with multiple tasks during my day and to also take notes about most of the things I do. Obsidian helped me organize my day-to-day work without any trouble. The cherry on top are the plugins provided by the community that opened a whole new world of possibilities for me when I started using them. TL;DR I love Obsidian

This tool is outstanding. During lockdown I remember that one of the biggest nightmares was joining a meeting when my environment wasn't so suitable to hold one(a lot of background noise 😅). Using Krisp helped me get through the calls I attended during lockdown, I've been using it ever since that moment and I don't think I'll be able to live without it at this point 😄

I always had to make inquiries every time we rolled out new things for our product, which was tedious and in some cases I ended up missing a thing or two 😅 But using Releaso changed that in a heartbeat. Now we only create a release from GitHub, review the notes that Releaso generates for our product and then publish them for our stakeholders. Keeping stakeholders updated didn't use to be this easy! Thank you Releaso 🫶🏼