What are some of the best under-the-radar tools that you know of or use?

I used to have a 1/4 inch diameter heated curling brush but I lost it and cannot find a replacement anywhere.

I am building Easy-Peasy.ai and using it every day :-)

Leadmonk by @naveen_sg is a great tool for scheduling meetings especially if your target audience doesn't use emails. It allows your users to schedule calls like calendly but using their WhatsApp numbers

Yes in my view I visited the one website wavel.ai for creating voiceover, dubbing, and subtitling services! this is good for video creators!

We use @tunepocket - there are much bigger music libraries out there and with much fancier tools and AI searches but if you just need a couple of music cues for a promo video or social media ad they got all that for much cheaper :) Licensing is easy. Support is there if you need it.

Libby (https://www.overdrive.com/apps/l...) by Overdrive is a great way to power your reading workflow. At least in my area (DFW), I can access several local digital libraries using Libby, then check out books that I can then read on my Kindle Paperwhite. I haven't paid for a book in ages, and I get so much more reading done this way.

I got through the beta list for an email management tool called ThreadLive (www.threadlive.com). It's marketed for B2B salespeople, but I think it's great for managing projects that are spread across multiple emails. Used this for organizing my home remodel (SOOOOO many emails from multiple contractors 😮‍💨)

I can’t imagine using gmail without https://simpl.fyi/

I'm a big fan of simple ways of tracking and viewing data (of almost any kind). So Umlogger is the internal tool we've built that's now launch for public use. https://umlogger.com/

I'm not sure how "under-the-radar" it is now with the recent Notion acquisition, but I have been using Cron as a calendar app and absolutely love it.