Umay Tahtasız

Zapier’s focus on connecting apps without code continues to be compelling, especially for automating repetitive tasks. I’m curious how easy it feels to build and maintain more complex workflows once you start chaining multiple steps together, and whether the interface helps avoid unexpected edge cases.

It’s interesting to see how Jira continues to evolve as a work management platform beyond basic issue tracking. I’m curious how recent updates are shaping the experience for teams that aren’t traditionally “software-centric,” and whether the customization options help or hinder everyday workflows.

The idea of combining structured feedback with real-time input feels intriguing — especially if it helps teams make decisions faster without juggling tools. I’m curious how intuitive the interface is once you start using it day-to-day and how well it scales with larger groups.

Interesting to see a tool focused specifically on A/B testing within the Webflow ecosystem. I’m curious how the integration handles variations and tracking — especially whether it feels seamless for designers who aren’t deep into analytics. The idea of testing directly in Webflow without external platforms definitely stands out.

I like how Gusto positions itself as an all-in-one people platform — combining payroll, HR, benefits, and hiring in one place feels like it could cut down on context-switching for teams. I’m curious how seamless the payroll-to-benefits sync actually feels in day-to-day use and whether it genuinely reduces admin overhead compared to stitching together separate tools.