Your favorite productivity tools π
Sudheer Bandaru
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What are some tools that have supercharged your productivity that you can't live without anymore?
Share your recommendations! π―
Mine are -
Superhuman.ai
Notion
Jira
Insightly.ai (which I'm currently building for engg leaders)
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Mine is also Notion.
Definitely Jira. Slack is obvious, and Hubspot is a huge help for me as well.
@ac_walraven I use all of these too. Makes life SO much easier.
@ac_walraven Hey Andy! If you don't mind, could we have feedback on AnyGo, a tool we created to compare the cost of flying and driving to U.S. cities? Thanks!
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Gitlab Pipelines for CI-CD (this saved me almost an hour a day), JIRA, Figma, and Postman are for my coding productivity.
Of course Notion as well for my brain dump.
Launching soon!
My favorite productivity tools are Google docs, spreadsheet, google meet, Notion, and Keep.
@qudsia_ali Oh yeah. Google docs, spreadsheets are easily forgotten, but definitely tough to live without.
@qudsia_ali I'm wondering if you see an overlap between Keep and Notion?
Launching soon!
@sudheer_bandaru1 I usually use keep on my phone to write down the random ideas and thoughts, and then I take them to the notion.
Believe it or not - a stopwatch/timer. I have been recently trying out the Pomodoro technique and it's kinda proving to be effective.
My favorites areβ‘:
- Notion
- Todoist
- Forest - is excellent for cutting off distractions
- Lead Delta - ultimate LinkedIn CRM
@marina_djuric Love love LeadDelta! It was so cool the first time I loaded my contacts in it and could see everybody and when I talked to them last, etc.
This is obviously biased, but Tira is a personal favorite ;).
I also love Google docs and spreadsheets.
Slack, Grammarly, Google Docs
@tahir_ali6 Grammarly has been a game-changer for our team too.
@tahir_ali6 great call on grammarly - they make it all easier and better, with VERY low input/human effort.
Mine one is music. I can not listen to other`s noises, than I`m listening to music
@paula_scott1 Wonderful! What kind?
Rytr
Getscreen.me
Youtrack
Ahrefs
@new_user_052c3a31dd181 I missed Rytr last year when it came out. It's an amazing tool, especially for anybody that's writing copy.
- Miro for collaboration and co-working
- One Transcriber (https://onetranscriber.com) for Meetings live captions/real-time transcriptions
- MS OneDrive
- Jira/Confluence for tasks and documentation management in large teams
@giuseppe_di_nuccio Hey Giuseppe! If you don't mind, could we have feedback on AnyGo, a tool we created to compare the cost of flying and driving to U.S. cities? The app can be found on our page. Thanks!
Craft, Notion, Asana, Timely
@jsteneros Craft with Notion? π
JIRA - really difficult to beat it.
Verticalls β¨
Verticalls qualifies team meetings with the tools provided. You realize performances during your exchanges, automate their analysis and connect your CRM!
I'm using most of the tools mentioned here, just missing Trello here
@dan_muller1 Hey Dan! If you don't mind, could we have feedback on AnyGo, a tool we created to compare the cost of flying and driving to U.S. cities? The app can be found on our page. Thanks!
Notion, Github, Lark, quicktable.io
Bear app for notes and fold socks plugin for to do list
I was wondering if we can add 'coffee' to the list.