What's an app/product/tool you use that's totally free but you would be willing to pay for?
I find myself using a lot of free tools throughout the week. Some are free and easy to find replacements if they fold but others are not. Curious to hear what apps people are using and how much they would pay for the current free app.
Your recommendation
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- Dionis Loire made this productTaskade is powerful yet simple to learn. It offers majority of the features for free, including unlimited sharing, team members and collaborators for free.
- Ryan Hoover85Founder, Product Hunt · WrittenI CMD+TAB to Tweetdeck all day. For me, Twitter is 100x more useful with Tweetdeck. It makes it more accessible, faster than visiting the website, and tools like custom search columns (I read almost every tweet that mentions "Product Hunt") are incredibly useful. I'd pay $50/month if I had to. 😊
- Jason Baronedesign, code, storytelling. prev: uber · WrittenIt's slowly turning into a full-featured finance app, but the ads just kill it. I can't stand looking at it. They should offer a premium subscription that strips away the cruft.
- Michael SitverI build things · WrittenI paid them for a while, then Pinterest bought them and made everything free. Still worth paying for.
- Sunil Neurgaonkar10Growth @ Whatfix (We're hiring) · WrittenI've been using the free version of Grammarly for months and I paid for it now. Zero Regrets! Best editorial app ever! Works like a charm as a web editor, a chrome extension and as an add on in Microsoft Word! #GoGrammarly
- Robert van HoeselCo-founder Crowded · WrittenMetabase is a very awesome intuitive fully fledged querying/reporting tool that works directly on your database/Google Analytics/any data sources. It has awesome dashboards, easy to use, embedable awesomeness and more.