Maxwell Davis

Just started to use Tella for Screen Recordings on PC/Windows. Love the simple set of tools and it's great that I can use it through a Chrome Extension.

Whilst it's not the most feature rich calendar scheduling tools out there it does exactly what I need and is extremely good value as it's a lifetime deal. Been a happy user for more than a year now 😄

Along with Product Hunt it's one of those sites that I check on a regular basis for cool products that are up for sale. It's really easy to explore the listings and I love the filters that you can use - for me they're helpful to find the no-code listings 😀

Been using Canva for years now. Such an amazing product for those that aren't so design orientated. I've been loving the new features they've been adding like the improved features for audio in video as well as the websites tool.

Joined a mixer during the launch day 👍 It was super easy to join the session and the connection was Zoom quality. Love the concept too of being matched, such a different perspective.

Hexomatic is great for a No-Coder like me - I've been able to quickly scrape sites and put the output into my favorite no-code tools with the integrations available on the platform. They've just added ChatGPT and I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with it going forward!

I've had AudioPen since Louis launched it and I've been loving it 😀 I use it when I go walking to either create blog posts or to just record my thoughts. The great thing is that instead of consuming a Podcast - I'm actually creating content, which makes it such a time saver. He's been adding features like crazy, including adding in No-Code links - Zapier at the time of writing. This really opens up what you can do with the tool. Looking forward to what comes next 👍

Been using this for a little while after purchasing through an Appsumo deal. Just need a few more options for guest posting and then it'll be really useful for people 👍

Love Twitch as a live-streaming platform, but just wish they would work on discovery for creators. It's so awful compared to YouTube

Famewall is super easy to use and only takes a few minutes to use - even for someone like myself that's on the nocode side of things. The visuals are great and Goutham is adding features constantly - including other platforms like Reddit.

The Hive Index is a great resource for anyone looking to find communities in their Niche. It's also fab at finding communities that use your preferred platform (mine is Slack!). Thanks Fed for building it 😀