What are the 5 tools you simply couldn't do your work without?
This could be related to your industry, or even a side project you're working on.
Here are my 5 (I couldn't function without them):
Grammarly – proofreading my texts, not just posts, but also client communication
ChatGPT / Claude – mostly brainstorming, help with copy, and summarising
Figma – I can put the basic graphics together quickly.
Translator – sounds incredibly old-school, but English is not my mother tongue
Gmail – and not only for communication, but also for storing ideas and sending myself email reminders for posts
[and soon one more that I am working on – SafeLimit – prevents me from being banned on LinkedIn, so I will not lose my account.]
What are your five?
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for me cursor, supabase, vercel, x, notion
Claude Code
Slack
Gdoc
Github
Chrome
PodcastorAI
chatgpt
claude
gmail
google chrome
semrush
Claude ftw
No pdria trabajar sin chat gtp, cloude, canva, gmail, jira
For me
Claude
M365 Teams, Outlook, PowerPoint & Excel
Apropos.jobs for Recruiting and Team Alignment
Agency Forecast for Financial Planning
Linear for Development Project Managment
ChatGPT - I mostly use it for research and day-to-day inquiries.
Gemini - It's where I run my creative juices to educate my audiences.
Perplexity - For all the burning SEO questions that I want to answer or get answered.
Cursor AI - If I feel stuck with my codes, there's always a prompt to resolve it.
Napkin AI - My creative partner for generating flowcharts and diagrams.
These are my top favorites, but I also work with other ones like Claude for reports and other complex tasks.
How do you manage your customers? CRMs? Google Sheets? Notion?
What I use everyday: Claude, Figma, Perplexity to search the web for me differently, and Gmail.
The tool we should never forget to use: Our brain. For judging, taste, reasoning harder than any AI could do.
Mine, as a solo founder: Claude for thinking out loud, Linear so ideas stop leaking, Cursor for the actual code, Plausible because I don't trust vanity numbers, and BotWork for the one-off tasks I'd otherwise hire a freelancer for (you describe it, an agent does it, you pay only if it's good). Mostly the throwaway stuff that used to eat half a day.