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What are the best apps for product managers?
What are your go-to tools for managing product development, feature ideas, analytics, etc?
22 recommended
- Tejas KingerPMM @ Plum | Prev. @ Freshworks Hiver · WrittenSlack for communication within the team, create specific threads for specific topics.Jill ScottArtist 2D Game · WrittenMy company uses this for communication within the team, it really help, also has specific function such as search...Carlos Gonzalez de VillaumbrosiaFounder of Product School · WrittenSlack is awesome, and Product Managers love it! As evidence, we have 30,000 PMS actively exchanging ideas and tips on our Slack group here: https://www.productschool.com/sl...
- Tejas KingerPMM @ Plum | Prev. @ Freshworks Hiver · WrittenI personally use Basecamp to help my team members stay on the same page, list down to-dos, collaborate on tasks.
- With Zenkit you can organize almost everything. We use it for all departments because of the many customization features we are able to create collections, tables, boards and so on like we really need it to work effectively with our team. Use different views for different stages of your product development, set up a database, implement a roadmap....
- 21Smartlook Qualitative Analytics
Free user recording, heatmaps and analytics for sites & apps
Fabian MaumeFounder of Tetriz.io · WrittenNice to have to bring in qualitative insight in you product road-maps - Winston made this productproductboard is the product management solution of choice at renowned companies like Zendesk, Invision, and Envoy. Consolidate user inputs, prioritize what to build next, validate feature ideas with users, and rally everyone around your roadmap. It integrates with your existing customer touchpoints like Zendesk, Intercom, and email, as well as dev tools like JIRA, GitHub, Trello, and Pivotal.Jeroen Corthout ☕Co-Founder Salesflare · WrittenAwesome product! Beautiful and easy to use. Love it. Had coffee with the founder recently too: https://blog.salesflare.com/hube...
- Fabian MaumeFounder of Tetriz.io · WrittenUseful to prioritise product road-map using user's feedback.
- Pedro LopesFounder @ Infinitebook · WrittenI'm using winio.io and so far I've been very impressed with their simplistic design. I've been using Winio every day to manage the things I need to do across several different projects and it has helped my team to stick around one tool.
- Julie ChabinHead of Product Design at Product Hunt · WrittenA good organization is the key to building a good product. (Or so I've been told)
- John AbabsehEpiphany Enthusiast · WrittenThis a great product for organizing different docs and tasks amongst cross functional teams.
- Shiv KapoorFounder & CEO, Nifty · WrittenBy combining the core phases of product planning and management with automated progress reporting, Nifty is the all-in-one workspace for product managers.
- Tejas KingerPMM @ Plum | Prev. @ Freshworks Hiver · WrittenAha! seems to be the top pick for product roadmap planning tools.
- Matt Warcholinski💻📈Building highly scalable JS apps · WrittenTo get the heatmaps of the websites
- An essential tool for product managers to keep tracking of employees working activity
- Filipa Nascimento made this productOutplanr was designed to makes manager life’s easier. By turning a to do list into a work plan, it’s easier to manage people time and balance their work-life.
- Matt Warcholinski💻📈Building highly scalable JS apps · WrittenRecord GIFs/Videos is easy like taking screenshots on your mac. It automatically generate a link with the GIF to send it.
- Rajesh PanduranganTech Enthusiast · WrittenThis is a great tool for a product manager. This has to-do, voice, video calls, integrated with drives, their interface is different than that of their competitor and tried to cover as much as possible to make it more productive tool.
- Ariel LongGrowth with tech · WrittenKeep all your product related files in one place and share with your colleagues with no hassle.
- I'm really impressed with how craft has been developing. My favourite feature is the Storymap view. It gives a high level view of a Product, or sub-Product, which you can rapidly sketch out a series of high levels activities in a product. Under these you can add specific features or user stories, building up a grid view of your whole product. The kicker is that you can go from this strategic overview and those activities become epics and building blocks become user stories, which you can then use to execute and evolve the vision.