Elsa Sharoon

I have developed an entire environment for our deal flow and portfolio management environment. Fibery is awesome allowing us much more flexibility than our previous tool (Monday). Specifically the ability to create relations between the different entities in our environment for the most efficient collaborative work.

As a remote-only team, we've now been using Tandem for more than 2 years. Besides Tandem we're using Slack for chat-based, async communication and Notion for documentation and collaboration (i.e. anything that is not ok to be gone within a day, like stuff written in Slack).

The AI enhancements are welcome features and can't wait for more in this department. However, I will keep using it because it's fundamentally easier, streamlined, and cheaper than all the alternatives. Great work Bubbles team!

I am using Basecamp as my daily driver. It's incredibly easy to use and it's Kanban Boards are pretty intuitive too. The only downside is that it only has paid tiers as compared to other tools like Jira or Slack which offer free usage (with a decent set of features) ideal for small teams and freelancers. Nevertheless, Basecamp is definitely worth checking out.

The wacky camera options, optional breakout rooms with timers to increase productivity and of course the automated transcripts during recorded calls makes this one of the most well rounded team apps available; when your recordings don't get corrupted and you lose everything from a meeting.

Notion is our second brain. Sales, product, tech, growth, hiring. We do everything on Notion : building dashboard, product roadmaps, hiring plans.

The basic features are good, but the premium features are more interesting. Unfortunately you have to subscribe to get it. I like the design, but the font choices are still a bit limited. The contact form feature is good, but it would be better if there were more customization options.