Which are your go-to tools when working remote and why? Also, leave your product if it's related.

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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!
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If you want a platform that's a little more fun than Zoom for virtual connections, we've been using Topia (), which is a solidly better way to connect for a meeting.
we've loved the energy you've brought into and are excited for the next hybrid event! It's a virtual clubhouse made to be magical by the PH community.
I wouldn't normally have an iPad in an office, but because I work from home I sometimes like to draw things out and airdrop it to my computer. It can really speed up communicating an idea when I have a sketch. Alternatively, I have been enjoying
-- I find myself using the sidecar feature on Mac+iPad only coz I'm home. Especially helpful when I'm presenting a deck to lookup/write notes.
Hi Michael! FigJam seems like a very good tool to quickly connect ideas. Thank you very much for sharing! I'll try it out soon
Working on an international, fully remote team the biggest thing is dates & timezones. Here are my must-have tools for staying ontop of my meetings & deadlines. · · · Other fun tools I use daily · · MintClock · · ·
Wow! Many new tools to try out. Thank you for sharing!
Early 0-to-1 stage startup, 100% remote (will remain so), 3 people -- so Zoom, Google Docs/Sheets, WhatsApp. Our product is kinda designed for new normal: we believe the future of work is going to be heavily individual-centric, as opposed to it being company-centric. And so, Yuga is an employee engagement SaaS where employees plan their long-term career using LinkedIn for login (vs enterprise) and managers work alongside on Yuga to see how the company fits in, for proactive retention. There's also a module for mentor engagement and a Brag/Work journal to track those wins you'd normally lose track of usually. We're at yugahq.com.
Hi, Kiran! I'll most definitely try Yuga out, it sounds very interesting indeed.
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Hey Martina! Slack, Notion, and Asana are for sure the to-go ones. Recently I have been using which makes my Zoom meetings more colorful and fun :)
Hi, Sharath! Such a good combo, I use all those 3 as well. Haven't tried Macro but definitely will. Thank you for sharing!
Hey, Martina! I work remotely as a copywriter for an e-commerce brand. Our daily drivers are Slack and Asana (switched from Trello). Couldn't live without those for sure! And, well, email, haha. It's funny you made this discussion today, though, since I've just launched . It can help you build your remote workspace, which can greatly improve your productivity and even health!
Hi, Mantas! It's good to know you just launched, congrats! I'll give Setup Scout a try :) Also,, I find Asana and Slack very useful as well
Hi Martina, Hope you are having a good week too :) Here is my list of tools used for remote work on a daily basis: - I check my email and then assignments in the ticketing tool (we use our tool UseResponse -) - For online meetings we use Whereby and Zoom - For instant team communications we use Telegram - Teamviewer for screensharing - Plus shared documents in Google Docs/Sheets
Hi Anna! A very complete list, I'll check everything out. Thank you for sharing!
Slack, Zoom, Gmail. The usual. :) And, Condorsay. Since you kindly asked, our tool Condorsay () is aimed at helping a team frame and make decisions asynchronously and independently. (They come together at the end, once they've evaluated the options.) So we consider Condorsay to be very supportive of remote work. We posted on product hunt today. Take a look if you feel moved.
Hi, Dan! I'm looking forward to try Condorsay out with my team; seems like a veeery useful tool. Congrats on the launch!
A laptop or a tablet
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