- Remote Social to help us stay happy and connected as a team: https://www.remotesocial.io/
- Slack to help us with communication
- Atlassian suite for productivity (Jira, Confluence, Trello etc..)
- Google Meet for video conference
That's a good question, Sharath. 💪
I'm using the next tools for my day-to-day activities:
1. Telegram – for messaging
2. Todoist – for tasks and reminders
3. Apple Calendar – for scheduling
4. Notion – for notes, planning, and collaborative work
5. Calendly – for sharing my calendar
6. Zoom – for online meetings
7. Grammarly – for checking English grammar
8. Reverso – for translating words
9. Apple mail – for emailing
10. Pocket – for saving interesting content
11. Apple books – for reading books
12. Typefully – for writing tweets
- Email
- Sublime Text
- Hostinger for hosting and domain
- android studio
- Grammarly
- Discord, Telegram, Skype for communication and Google meet as well actually
Notion is an absolute must for organisation, content planning and access to documents, slack for staying in contact with my team and Google Meet for our meetings!
We have kept it very simple.
We use Slack for chatting.
Google Meet for video calls. One call once a week.
Task management: Nothing, reduces a lot of stress from the developer's mind. We open a draft PR and make a list there.
Design: Nothing, implementation directly via code as it's faster via code than design as we are a very small team now.
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