What are your top software tools for enhancing your workflow?
Abdul Rehman
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Veta Armonaite@veta_a
My daily tech-stack:
- Slack - everyday team communication
- Loom - my video messages when I want to explain more complicated things without setting up a meeting
- Linear - though it's more for development, we use it for tasks management as well
- Slite - all documentation and knowledge sharing -- full disclosure, I also work at Slite but I was using it even before I joined.
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Since I wasn't quite satisfied with the available solutions, my team and I built Klever Suite with the aim of making it a one-stop solution for team collaboration. We've been using it with our clients and partners like Softbank group companies over the last 1 year.
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I have tried a dozen, but ''Evernote'' still the best I can say for keeping my ideas intact.
@matthew_everett Certainly. I agree
I've tested it out, and it truly has had an impact on my daily productivity.
Might not be a software... but.. .still .. this tops!
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When it comes to software :
1. Zace (our own project management app)
2. Trello (for clients communication)
Absolutely onboard with Slack. Communication hub that keeps me in the loop
My fav tools to enhance workflow are:
Gsuit for documents
Slack for communications
SaveDay for saving, retrieving and summarizing content
@tra_dao_004 Great choices! 👍
I'm intrigued by SaveDay – it sounds like a handy tool for managing content. I will have to check it out!
Notion is my go-to! The versatility it offers with notes, tasks, and databases is unmatched. And Calendly? It's the end of scheduling headaches for sure. ⏰📝
Adobe Creative Cloud is my creative sanctuary! From editing images to producing videos, it's a powerhouse. GitHub also deserves a nod for making group coding a breeze. 🎨💻
@leon_fisher It's an absolute powerhouse.
And I can't agree more about GitHub – it's a fantastic tool for streamlining group coding efforts.
Top software tools often include things like Asana or Trello for task management, Slack for communication, and Figma or Sketch for design work.
@greglongshot3 Thanks a lot for sharing your list 😊
I really like Github Copilot. Gmail is also cool.
@solomon_bush Although Gmail is not a tool but still better then any tool to boost your work flow 🤝
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I love Slack for communication,
Figma for design,
Loom & Twiso for bug reporting,
Linear for development workflow
Perplexity AI & Merlin for summaries.
We use Zapier.com for small workflow automation. For example connecting Webflow, Airtable and CRM.
Microsoft Office
CRM + SAP
Figma, Miro, Slack, Zoom, Jira, Notion.
Notion (team task lists and docs) + Morgen (calendar, scheduling links and personal todo list) + YouTube tutorials any time I don't know where to start with a new topic :)
My cocktail: VS Code + Postman + ChatGTP
Notion>>>> Greatest All-in-one workspace.