Donvoy Omweri

Lunacy employ a very easy process of creating and editing a media like picture, poster and social media banner. One of the thing that i love is the content library. It has so many vector that are free to use and can be use for commercial. I also can save the project into .jpeg or .png as well some other graphic file format.

Google Chrome is one of the fastest browsers out there and loaded with many great features. Being able to sync across several platforms and ability to customize the browser using free extensions make the browser more likeable. And if you are a web developer, this is the best option for you. Increased support for other google products as Gmail and google drive is something I adore about google chrome.

When utilizing Swit, I truly appreciated the seamless communication it offered among my fellow team members. In contrast to other messaging platforms that often struggle to send large files, Swit excelled in this regard. Even with substantial file sizes, the transmission remained swift and uninterrupted, which was an outstanding advantage.

At the beginning, I thought it was odd how the main dashboard isn't editable. But I soon realized why. June has been developed to be so intuitive and informative that they already know the most important metrics that companies need. It is really easy to use that I can only wonder how much thought was put into UX. Great work

Get the job done, easy to use and pretty fast. After searching for a lot of background removers I found this one, clean background cuts. Thank you developers!

There are several things I like about Zenkit. One is their new to do app that connects seamlessly with Zenkit base. Now all my tasks are in one place without any extra work or zaps. A second thing I like is the variety of views. The third thing is the ease of customization for each project once you learn their system. Another feature is the ability to connect different pieces of projects together.

The fact that it's very fast to take notes (simple markdown format, Latex included…) and to retrieve quickly something (through the fuzzy filename matching, full-text search or tags). That it's possible to sync across various devices (with an excellent mobile app) is outstanding. The extension system is very helpful to supplement features. Also having an open file format is reassuring in case the creators stop updating the app.

The two main things that sparked my interest in Brave and made it the only browser I use are the Ads and Cookies blockers. You don't need to install or use another app, you don't have to go through multiple or complicated steps to activate the blockers. It is a simple procedure that 100% works.

I liked that it set out the document to start with, I could then review and amend as I saw fit for my specific purposes. As a non-lawyer makes it much easier than starting with a blank page. Overall the experience was good, I found it good value (low cost) and better for small legal documents than going through engaging and speaking to a lawyer.

Twos is not only easy to use, but highly customizable. It did everything other To do or notes apps do and the interface is beautiful! I have used almost every app available and have chosen Twos for notes and tasks because it does everything needed.

The UI is very polished, this is the first pretty text editor I used. It was my first encounter with a command palette, which greatly increases the productivity when coding. This editor was my daily driver for a good 5 years.

What I really like about using Google Meet for all my video conferencing needs is the availability of a wide range of backgrounds readily available in the app. Besides, I can also use any customised background if I want. I believe that's very convenient.

Voiceflow is very beginner friendly, and it is capable of growing with your needs. When I first started using Voiceflow, I was new to AI and new to automation. I started off with their templates and watched their instructionals (super easy to implement), and learned a lot about the principles of automation (e.g., through javascript code blocks and API call blocks) to the point where I started discovering new automation oppotunities in my workflows.

Spotify is perfect for the people who just want to sit back and relax with all the music you can think of. It's pure genius. I particularly like the mysterious algorithm that is shuffle play that thinks I'm in the mood for sad songs on a Friday night. Five stars for perfectly simulating a depressive-bipolar rollercoaster of emotions!

The standout feature of Notion is its incredible versatility. It's a chameleon in the world of productivity apps, transforming from a simple note-taking platform to a comprehensive project management tool. There's no area of my life that doesn't have a Notion aspect to it right now. From work project management to travel planning, note taking or cooking, there's a template or a Notion page for everything. The UI is clean and intuitive, and makes navigating through different functionalities a breeze.

The best thing I like about Trello is the ease of use itself. It really helped us to collaborate with team members to complete our tasks. Our team was working in a shift and it was very hard for each tech to transfer and explain the work they have completed to the upcoming techs. After using Trello it became so easy and we were able to save a lot of time. Trello also offers many plugin integrations which was not that much useful for us. However, all the other features were really helpful. We never came across any technical issues with their service.

The best thing about Dropbox is that it's just there. It's easy to set up, and always running in the background. You can just save a file in a shared folder on your computer and reliably expect it to be available to other users. It has been vital to me as a freelancer working with a variety of clients and teams over the years. Speaking of clients: since you can create sharing links for folders as well, it's great for delivering projects, sharing portfolio pieces, etc.

I enjoy the feel of Slack. I think they have done a good job in creating a UI I can look at all day and personalize. Recent changes include a more sleek look and condensed view of important channels and conversations. The huddle option makes phone and video calls super easy. I use it everyday and can access it from my phone, work laptop or other device - which is essential while working from home.

Picwish's background remover feature is nothing short of miraculous. With just a click, it effortlessly and accurately removes backgrounds, leaving your subject crisp and ready for any backdrop you desire. It's user-friendly, precise, and a true game-changer for anyone looking to elevate their photo editing game.

In it's early days, liked the ability to capture business relevant metrics by provision of easily defining custom user journeys to now seeing it catering the broader scope of unifying engineering stack.