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Are you the go-to I.T. support person in your family? Do your friends always ask you "what's the best product for ____?" Great, now is your chance to help the community out.

In Monday's email, we highlighted some of the most popular questions on Ask Product Hunt so far. Today, we wanted to bring to your attention these potentially life-changing questions that could use your recommendation.

🤔 What's the best way to edit GIFs from Giphy on iOS?

🤔 Is there any app for adding watermarks on IG photos?

🤔 Is there an app to make videos like vox.com's?

🤔 What's the best fashion app out there?

🤔 What's a good cross platform chat SDK for a mobile app?

🤔 What are the best services to do user recordings in mobile apps?

If you have a good recommendation for one of these, add your response! View all here.

P.S. Congrats to Kunal Bhatia, Ben Lang, and Jakub Rogalski for topping this week's Most Helpful Leaderboard! 🎉

Google just launched a new tool that combines machine learning and drawing. The result: fast drawing for everyone — especially if you can’t draw well. 😅

Why it’s cool: AutoDraw acts as an “autocorrect” for your doodles. If you try to draw a bike or a cat, Google will suggest to swap it with an artist’s rendition. Similar to how iPhone autocorrect works, if AutoDraw senses profanities starting with the letter F being doodled, it will insert a group of cute duckings for you to undo. 🐥

Watch Google’s demo video and send us your best cat doodles.

Our friends at The Next Web are holding their annual tech conference in Amsterdam next month, and you're invited! The speaker lineup includes the CEO of Trello, the co-founder of Google Drive, Snapchat's Chief Strategy Officer Imran Khan, Hardwell (the DJ), and a "Ryan Hoover" (among dozens others).

Enter for a chance to win:

🎟 2 free tickets to The Next Web's conference
✈️ $1,000 gift card towards round trip flights (for two)
🏡 3 nights in the boutique No 377 House Hotel
💵 $500 spending money 😏😏😏

See you, and the 10,000+ tech enthusiasts in Amsterdam! 🇳🇱🍁

Starting a company can be needlessly complicated:

☑️ lengthy paperwork
☑️ boring bank visits
☑️ legal mumbo jumbo

Stripe hates this stuff, too. So they built this.

When Stripe Atlas pre-launched last year, it received over 3.5k upvotes (and was available only outside the U.S.). Now, Atlas is available to founders everywhere, and includes lots of new features (like accessing your new Silicon Valley Bank account a few minutes after signing).

Stripe Atlas could also be bigger than Stripe (if it expands into a marketplace for all the services entrepreneurs don't want to have to deal with).

P.S. LIVE💬 with Stripe Atlas' Head of Community today at 10am PST.

Today's Product Hunt Digest is by Ash Read, social blog editor at Buffer. Ash surveyed his team to find the 60 most-used marketing tools at Buffer.

As a marketing team spread around the world, we always keep an eye on the latest marketing and productivity tools to help us stay connected and doing our best work.

Here are five tools we’ve been enjoying lately:

Trello is indispensable for our team. It’s the home to all of our editorial boards and content planning.

Grammarly takes spell-checkers to the next level. There isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t use Grammarly multiple times. A simple, effective way to ensure our writing is mistake free. 

Discourse is essential for us as a remote team. It's the place for all our most important updates and discussions. 

Zoom is what we use for all our team video calls. It’s super-fast, reliable and can smoothly handle our full team All-Hands meetings (70+ people). 

Refind is our go-to content discovery tool. It's a great place to discover and curate the best content. Sidenote: We enjoy Zest a lot, too.

There are tons of other handy tools used by the Buffer team, including a timezone tracker for distributed teams, Dropbox’s Google Docs competitor, and an ambient sound generator. Check out the full collection: The 60 Marketing Tools We Use at Buffer. 🙌