What is the one software / web service for you that just you can’t do without ?
Arun Pariyar
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Oh! and do share with us why 😁
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SigmaOS, no bias 😉Since it is my browser and makes tab management so easy I do not even use native apps anymore and just organize everything from there. I use to hate working on webapps and always chose the native version but the ability to have it all in one place is great.
Hey @pablo_fatas I just got started with SigmaOS yesterday. Yet to fully explore it since you are the right person to ask how is the integration with 1Password ?
@arunpariyar I am currently using the default password manager as I like Apple Keychain. The 1password experience is great. just press “option + p” chose 1password as your password manager and then everytime you press P it will come up :)
That's Perfect. Thanks @pablo_fatas
@arunpariyar No problem, if you have any other questions or need anything come join our slack community (sigmaos.com/community). You can DM me there :)
Lead Delta, since I work with LinkedIn the whole day haha. Just lets me get everything organized
I've found a lot of value in using ClickUp to track my tasks and daily schedule. Having a task manager that helps track and prioritize everything is super valuable for me while working from home.
Sound like a cool tool @paul_vanzandt. Will have to give it a try.
Notion 😄
Personal life and work 😄
Using Notion at work, but i do have to say it feels slow sometimes.
Loved it in my previous work, bit sad that we don't use it at my current work 😅
Notepad haha
I use TextEdit which is Notepad for Mac for all my raw notes well 🤘
Does iMessage count? I'd be lost without it.
@reecekjones of course ! I think that is still a lifesaver for many 😁
My favourive one is online whiteboard Weje. It helps me collect, organise, plan, and share the most valuable data. Really convenient and helpful tool :)
Stripe. Granted if it didn't exist I'd use something else, but I shudder at the thought of handling monthly recurring payments manually.
And Figma, and AWS, and Apollo, and SendGrid. No doubt I'll think of some more later