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Thomas Schranz ⛄️

πŸ“ What are your top 5 tools?

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I loved https://yourstack.com because it allowed me to list (stack) the tools I'm using (to make stuff). Basically answering the question "which tools are you using/recommending?". Yourstack was also great becuause you could browse the stacks of other makers to (re)discover tools and compare approaches as well as sharing tips and tricks around those tools. 🏝 While yourstack is currently on (permanent) vacation (https://twitter.com/rrhoover/sta...) I was wondering if you only could take 5 tools to an island: which tools would you pick and why? Ideally name tools that you rely on regularly. Can be evergreen tools or something new. Bonus points if you made something using those tools. Feel free to share what you made for context : ) Will also share my top 5 tools after a few comments (wow, narrowing down is not easy)!
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Danny Hatcher πŸ”Ž
This is an easy one for me. Obsidian - My daily note driver as a researcher Zotero - My storage of articles Morgen - My task and calendar app of choice (syncs with gcal) Affinity Photo - for all image manipulation for digital marketing Filmora 9 - Video editing software. I don't use anything else really to run my YouTube channel and my research.
Marina ĐuriΔ‡
My essential tools for coffee work grind β˜•: Notion - life and work organization, mainly used is content planning for LinkedIn Loom - screen recording and great for tutorials Canva - for making presentations and carousel picture type posts Lead Delta - the #1 tool for LinkedIn management, indeed a game- changer for doing business on LinkedIn https://www.producthunt.com/post... Slack - for team communication, everyone's favorite Grammarly - for content and copywriting, an essential
Michael Kohl
Raycast - Used to be a heavy Alfred user but this is better in (almost) every way. Obsidian - Personal knowledge base based on Markdown files. 1password - Not many other products I can think of that so consistently add useful features (like the recent SSH key integration or the masked email feature with Fastmail) while generally staying out of your way. Edge - Yes, it's from MS and we all still have IE nightmares but it's a great Chromium-based browser with surprisingly sane defaults and some nice features of its own (e.g. collections, good PWA support, vertical tabs without extension) Neovim - A modernized fork of Vim with Lua scripting, native LSP support, etc.
Paul VanZandt
Some of my favorite tools to use daily: Fresco: Brainstorming, ideation, and collaboration Slack: Team communication and alignment Idenati: Really slick password management ClickUp: Personal task management
Dawn Veltri
RAEK NeuralText Slack ahrefs Canva
GamerSeo
Ahrefs and Surferseo these are really great tools.
Enola VEDOVOTTO
Canva: for quick and easy graphics Verticalls : to have the KPI's of my videoconferences and qualify my future clients Sales navigator : to prospect on LinkedIn Mailerlite : for newsletter + emailing campaigns Trust Mary : to put reviews on the website And you ?
Ujjawal Sharma
As a designer, my top 5 tools are : Freepik Motion Array Lottieflies Simplified Pinterest
Dow O'Sage
Salesforce Slack Dokkio Trello Tableau
Jha
1. Nawvel - creating resource collections like what you've done with the post! 2. Notion - note taking, project management (second brain) 3. G suite - communication and collaboration 4. Miro - ideation and discovery (UX) 5. Figma - design (UI)
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