... solo founder and I compete with such productivity giants as Notion, Trello, Clickup, and Miro )))) crazy woman! So today I really need your support with my launch https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Dokably is my attempt to bring docs, whiteboards, notes, tasks, and team knowledge into one focused AI-powered workspace. Many thanks Comment from Viktoriia (@virtualviki): Hey Sasha! Fellow solo founder here I also built a productivity app (SelfOS) entirely with AI and no coding background. Love seeing more women ... ... this space! Just upvoted Dokably

... allow access to AI features without a Business subscription, which I don t need. I like Slite - especially its design. But it s developing too slowly and has very limited functionality. Now i mostly use my own app Dokably , obviouly. But still there is a feeling it can be much better)) When it comes to AI, for me as a non-developer, ChatGPT is often more than enough. Other AI tools still feel a bit raw - but I believe that ... ... friction (looking at Claude Code, Codex, Cursor etc). But my next step will definitely be to look at my productivity stack and see where I can optimize and streamline. Simplicity is joy. Looking forward to trying to Dokably

... money from the subscription, and the other month the user wouldn't use the full value of the app. So the usage-based is a perfect balance. For me, usage based sees a lot more trying-it-out users, versus standard SaaS. So theres more conversions. Comment from Serdar D(@serdarships): Dansaki's answer is the one I would build on, and I would add one turn to it. Visibility and control matter more than the label on the plan ... ... user heavily uses AI-powered steps, agents, or transformations, credits are consumed faster because real token and compute costs are involved. From the buyer s perspective, pricing stays consolidated. They do not have to reason separately about SaaS fees versus

... dictionary. Comment from Anirudh Kumar(@anirudhkumar): Thanks for sharing, @iamrajanrk !  Comment from Anirudh Kumar(@anirudhkumar): @itcodintime  - thanks for sharing. Looks good, will give it a try. Comment from Sasha Dikan(@sasha_dikan): For me that is @Dokably Comment from Anirudh Kumar(@anirudhkumar): Hey, @adam_martelletti ! Sure, would love for you to try out Clueso and share your feedback. Comment from Anirudh Kumar(@anirudhkumar): @adam_martelletti  - absolutely! Would love to hear from you next week whenever ...

... used that back in my old game design days, it was free and awesome to use. I haven't heard about that app in a while and am happy it's still alive! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @Dokably   @sasha_dikan  yes, dm me on LI then :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @Dokably

... what we re actually trying to get done (or why). These days, I use whatever s boring and stable because the real unlock was reducing decision noise, not switching tools. Comment from Sasha Dikan(@sasha_dikan): I use moslty @Dokably for my daily routine (docs, tasks, notes, collaboration and brainstorming on Whiteboard), Google Calendar, and Loom. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Personally, for me, it is Apple Reminders. No need to install anything, just writing tasks for myself :) Comment ...

... that have supercharged your productivity that you can't live without anymore? Share your recommendations! Mine are - Superhuman.ai Notion Jira Insightly.ai (which I'm currently building for engg leaders) Comment from csv Constance Nowak(@csvablagio): Mine are Claude, Notion, VS Code and Supabase. Comment from Stephanie Tang(@stephanie_t0317): My go-to productivity stack is probably Notion + Google Calendar + ChatGPT. They ve made a big difference in how I manage my workflow. Notion - helps me organize projects and ideas Google ... ... Calendar - keeps me intentional with my time ChatGPT - a great thought partner for brainstorming, writing, and quickly working through problems Comment from Sasha Dikan(@sasha_dikan): I used Notion, Miro, and Trello. But now my favourite is @Dokably