NEW in SaaS

The cool thing about the Internet is that it’s infinitely scalable. SaaS is one business model we’ve seen skyrocket in recent years. With a global market value of over $170B, the SaaS space has increased in size by around 500% over the past seven years. Not surprising, as 80% of businesses use at least one SaaS application.

Here’s a rundown of recently launched SaaS tools we think you might want to know about.

Zeda.io has been designed to help product teams collect feedback, define goals and initiatives, plan roadmaps, and write clearly-defined specs for developer and design teams to execute.

UpLink lets accountants, auditors, and lawyers request hundreds or thousands of documents from others. This removes the need for the back and forth with the client, which is usually done over email while keeping track of status in Excel.

Snackeet allows you to integrate Instagram-like stories to your website, so you can boost engagement rates, sell products, get feedback from customers, and get more leads for your business.

Changelogs & Idea Management by Ignition helps you collect and organize feature requests and prioritize your roadmap. You can use it to then announce new features via custom branded changelogs.

Kinde provides founders with the infrastructure for authentication, user management, feature flags, and billing. Kinde uses an API or SDK to integrate with your product.

Creabl is a user-behavior analytics tool that lets you know who your customers are and why they convert, monitor mouse trails and clicks, group users in specific segments, and track retention.

• Colonist is a free online alternative to the board game Settlers of Catan.

• This Google Chrome extension lets you review/close the tabs in less than 10 seconds and mute notifications before sharing your screen.

• Stashpad is a note-taking app for developers. You can jot down thoughts in a chat-like interface, organize your notes later, and use keyboard shortcuts.

• Kleptofinder uses AI to help you discover your NFT Collections or photos that have been stolen.