Nothing messes up your Friday like realizing it’s only Thursday. Add a never-ending to-do list and you’ve got yourself the perfect panic-induced end of the week that not even coffee can fix. Fortunately, we’ve got plenty of makers working on products to get us out of that productivity slump.
Here’s a list of ten recently launched, popular productivity apps that might’ve slipped under your radar.
Magical lets you automate tasks by moving data between tabs. You can populate messages, sheets, and forms without the time-consuming copy-paste.
Reclaim is a Google Calendar add-on that integrates with all of your task management apps to automatically find the best time for your to-dos, recurring events, 1:1s, and breaks.
stagetimer.io is a countdown timer that you can control from any device.
Lazy Search by SigmaOS acts like a search engine for your browser to help you find what you’re looking for in tabs, bookmarks, searches, and commands.
Acapela helps you get to Inbox Zero across all of your collaboration apps, like Slack, Notion, GitHub, Figma, Jira, and Linear.
Muse lets you work with visuals, text, and ink on freeform spatial boards.
Summari is a web and mobile app that summarizes long text articles into bullet points.
Join one of 200+ Flow Club Lounge live co-working sessions to get work done thanks to a silly little mind-trick called social accountability.
The Aroma API integrates your calendar, CRM, project management, and communication tools to standardize the data so you can update and migrate it from one software to another.
Communicate with your Woice by recording and sending audio notes to your co-workers.
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TEASER automatically creates movies from your photos and videos. You can configure the background music, video size, style, and titles.
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Cotions brings all of your notifications to one place and allows you to filter them by app.
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Ambie V3 is a Windows app that plays background sounds to help you focus, work, and study.
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Thursday launched Drunk Startups, a remote team-building activity.
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