Founders, who work remotely, what tools are you using for your day-to-day activities?
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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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I use macbook pro, telegram, email. Everything else must be async.
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Whatsapp, slack, google calendar, pen and notebook
Email, Slack, Discord, Visual Studio Code, JIRA, Github
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We used several different tools (like Slack and Jira) but then combined some of those functions by using MS Teams. Drive is where we share docs. And I'm a little old-school so for my task lists, I have note pads. The interaction of physically crossing off completed items keeps me going!
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Asana, Slack, Discord, also Telegram
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Most used tools:
Slack for team comms
Coda for team collab, documentation, roadmaps
Notion for personal notes
Figma for design
Bubble for building our web app
Google Analytics for product analytics
Calendly for scheduling meetings
Zoom for remote meetings
Pitch for presentations, pitch decks
Paperstreet.vc for investor updates
Wonderpath for feedback and personal growth - we're power users of our product :)
Typefully for tweets and threads
Looking for other product analytics tools that integrate well with bubble if anyone has recommendations!
I started to use Werk (www.usewerk.com) 3 weeks ago for project planning and team communication. It presents lots of features and advantages at an affordable price. I highly recommend it to every remote worker or founder who is managing a remote team.
Also, I used to use Google Keep for my daily and important notes (I love other google tools too).
Other killer tools: Grammarly, Calendly, Canva, and app.pitch.com (for presentations), Hubspot for pipeline and marketing data management
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