I would love to hear, as well, about less-known names to check them out and recommend them to suitable prospects.

Hi, hunters! Hope you are having a good work week :) I'd love to know which are your favourite tools for working at home. Also, if you have a related product, tell us what is it about and maybe it'll become part of our routine!

Hey guys I personally never tried but am very curious about virtual workspaces. I mean those types when you have an avatar, can move around the area and chat with other people. The part of me which loves video games is almost ready to try that out. But maybe not worth it? Would love to hear your opinion and favorite services!

Would like to know about the collaboration tools you use to manage teams and your experience with them.

Remote has been on the rise for years, but Covid has forced all companies to adjust to it over the past few months. I'm curious to know: 1. What tools are indispensable for your team to get work done? Which do you love the most and why? 2. What tools/rituals help your team still feel a sense of togetherness / build culture? 3. What are the biggest missing pieces to your remote team toolkit, or things that cause the biggest pain points? I'm compiling all the results and will share that publicly (and on PH of course). The more data and opinions, the better!

As the year comes to an end, let's make a list of products that won our hearts . It doesn't matter how big or small they are, if it made your life simpler tell us about it. As you share your favourites, I will keep updating this list... - Miro collaboration - Figma design - Trainn.co, Stonly user onboarding - Capcut video editing - LeadDelta sales - Notion documentation - ChatGPT artificial intelligence - Hype Auditor, Heepsy marketing - Linkr bio links - Grammarly editor - Decentraland, Coingecko, Web3 Antivirus web3 - Stripe finance ----------------------------------------------------- Humble plug I'm building a SaaS product that lets you create your own Discussion Forums. It s in Beta, you can try it out with your teammates. http://roundup.co/

I wonder what depth of information would best suit your needs. For example, would you like to know... - what they are working on - who has a meeting with whom - who is on-site or working from home - who is off today - how they are feeling - what they are listening - when their birthdays are - what they like to do We are currently building BeforeSunset v2.0 to sync and bond with your team without additional messages, join our waitlist to know when we are ready: https://www.usebeforesunset.com/

We use Slack + huddle for almost all communication, Zoom and Thursday to hang out.

Have you ever felt frustrated switching between multiple apps just to get work done as a team? One app for chat, another for notes, another for project management it feels fragmented, wastes time, and makes it easy to lose track of things. With that in mind, I m developing a collaborative app that aims to solve these problems by focusing on: Ease of use: A simple, intuitive interface that any team can quickly adopt. Modular flexibility: Customizable workspaces (we call them containers) where you can add only what you need: public or private channels, notes, mind maps, tasks, and more. It s tailored to your team s roles and workflow. Security: End-to-end encrypted chats to ensure your data stays safe. What makes this app different? Beyond real-time chat with threads and notifications, users can create sessions within channels, including: Collaborative notes: Like Google Keep but with the option to add voice notes that are automatically transcribed. Mind maps: For visualizing ideas or planning projects. Task canvas: Similar to Trello but built right into your channels, so you can assign tasks without leaving your workflow. Questions: Have you faced issues with fragmentation between tools when collaborating with others? What features would you like to see in a tool like this? What are your thoughts on this modular, flexible approach? Any feedback, suggestions, or even criticism would be incredibly helpful. Thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts!

I have worked remotely for much of my career. Not a ton has changed for me so I'd love to hear from others. What have become your favorite tools while working from home? Have they helped you to collaborate and feel connected to your colleagues remotely? And for those who were already remote has anything changed?

The business of a startup company will change frequently, but the number of developers is often small, and it is difficult to cope with heavy business requirements. Can anyone recommend some good low-code & no-code tools? And what scenarios do they apply to? Provide some practical examples: 1. appsmith(https://www.appsmith.com/). Open-Source, and provides good customization capabilities and interface display. 2. Retool(https://retool.com/). Similar to appsmith. 3.Dots(https://www.dots.community/). Build bots on Discord & Slack. 4. Webflow(https://webflow.com/). All-in-one web design platform. 5. ...

I've invested a good amount for a setup at home, which was aimed to increase productivity. But the same morning routine of waking up - coffee- straight to the desk had made me a little less productive. I currently stay in Bangalore India, and have really good WeWork spaces here, since the past four weeks I've started going twice a week. Definitely helped move things faster. Any other ideas as to how anyone else might have increased their productivity w/ still staying at home? or not.

Hi everyone! I've been working for the last three months to start my own SaaS business and finally, I made it. Just started to form a team and we're 4 now and we do not expect to grow more than 10 people for the upcoming 6-12 months. It was easy to manage everything until now with WhatsApp groups but I need a team management tool to get everything more organized. I checked a couple of tools but they seem pretty much the same. So do you have any suggestions on which tool to use? Any suggestion or comment is welcomed. Thanks in advance!

I think hybrid work is the best, but there are some disadvantages when you are far away from your team. What are your best tips to convert them into advantages?

Our small team at Ottr Finance has always been global from the start, with people on 3 continents. What are some things you've found to be good for building team cohesion in distributed workforce? One thing we've done is find online games and have everyone join to play. Love to hear other ideas.

What are the best tools or gadgets you use to help you in yourself workday? I use the Opal app to block out all social media. And a physical egg timer to help me do Pomodoro (25min work // 5min off) What works for you?

Running a team has shown me firsthand how the right tools can make all the difference in collaboration and productivity. While Jira with the Planyway plugin that we re developing is obviously close to my heart (and we use it every day!), I'm genuinely curious about what productivity tools you and your team can't live without. I've created a quick poll to gather your insights:) Beyond just the tools, I'm really interested in the productivity challenges you're facing with your teams. Whether it's coordinating across different time zones, keeping everyone aligned on project goals, or managing the balance between meetings and deep work let's talk about it!

Which is the best collaboration tool for Product management?