Niels Wee

Generally ok, but I have had one to many issues with the extension and the video quality is not amazing. I now use the video fuction in CleanShot (rec screen with my ugly face, save to could, link generated and copied automatically, paste where i need it). Fits my needs better, even if Loom is better on some other accounts.

The measuring stick I use to write this review is how much time I spend thinking about my expenses. Pleo enbles me to hardy thinking about expenses at all. I have also encountered a few issues here and there. It probably something in my admins settings, but they able to figure it out how to correct it. Nevertheless 👏👏👏

I love cleanshot. As a customer facing, product person I can snap a shot, mark it up and send it where I need it. Also the the video cepturing is great. You feel how well thought through the flows and product as such is. Only thing that I would like to see is easier access to images I have already used once. Its no biggie, but it takes a few steps to restore an images that has been used before. Money well spend. Warm recommendation.

For me, there is no going back. I can connect with anyone, whether they also have the Stinto app or not and immediately get their actual contact details. Plus, I find that people are impressed when I use my StintoTap card to start the exchange. My favourite feature, though, is how it allows me to remember people. The voice-to-text note-taking feature ensures that I can recall who they were, so I can follow up and continue the convo easily. This is the antidote to what I call the 'connect-and-forget' syndrome on LinkedIn. Stinto has enabled better business relationships, but also saves me time (adding contacts to my company's CRM is a click of a button). The other day, a contact of mine changed jobs, and when they updated their Stinto profile with a new email, work phone, etc., this change was also updated in your CRM. Super neat. Honestly, I wish I had Stinto from the start of my career. This app could have helped me decrease the number of great people I wish were still in my professional network, but with whom I have lost touch.