What are some of the best under-the-radar tools that you know of or use?

One tool that works while I'm doing other things is Gated. Email is a huge distraction for me, Gated cuts out the noise of unsolicited email, letting folks I know or who I want to hear from reach my inbox.

I use Directory Report to see where my disk space is going

Hypersonic (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...) extension for Raycast; it connects to Notion DBs for Todos and has a lightning-fast search bar for actions and sorting.

I use pomofocus, a great ai tool to keep you focus while doing work, but set times for you to take a break. You can keep focus and take a break.

I just recently discovered some amazing under-the-radar tools that have saved me a lot of time and energy. For example, there's an awesome Chrome extension called Autoplaylists that helps you create powerful custom playlists on YouTube right from your browser. It has enabled me to curate great music collections quickly and easily, so I can focus on tackling the massive amounts of work I have right now. Moreover, I also use an incredible web app called ClassroomTimer, which helps me to manage my online classes more effectively. It has everything from stylish design models to automatic audio reminders - it's all been such a competitive edge for me lately!

Gologin, it's an antidetect browser. It manages browser fingerprints so websites naturally see you as a different authentic user. Even facebook, google and cloudflare can be bypassed. It is used in tons of niches, for example in web scraping, ads, social media.

Which one helps to generate materials with proper citations for research academic papers?

I'm coding on this Firebase/Supabase alternative almost daily: https://agoston.io/

We've built https://usermaven.com - a simple, easy-to-setup analytics tool as an alternative to GA4. It captures events automatically, eliminating dependence on developers for tracking website and in-app actions. Hosted in EU and supports cookieless tracking mode for privacy-focused companies.

I'm obviously biased because I work for Kumu , but I'm a big fan of the simplicity of Sticky Studio (https://sticky.studio/) as a notepad / virtual collaboration tool, especially compared to the more well-known alternatives out there... :)