Founders, who work remotely, what tools are you using for your day-to-day activities?

Sharath Kuruganty
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Miriam Dorsett
ASANA 🎯 GSuite. WhatsApp
Ashley Porciuncula
💬 Slack for async updates to each other, and things like Zapier / repo logs. ✅ Trello for operations / growth task tracking. Linear for dev tickets. 🪐 Orbital for meetings, standups, quick chats, and teambuilding. 📓 Notion for documentation and playbooks.
Mike Ivars
We use: https://slack.com for chat https://workspace.google.com for video calls, calendar, email and files https://calendly.com for schedule meets https://www.notion.so for personal notes https://www.slab.com for internal knowledge base https://www.clickup.com for task management https://www.adtuo.com for advertising management https://www.fullstory.com for customer support and product analytics https://mixpanel.com for product analytics https://june.so for product analytics https://www.helpscout.com for support https://customer.io form marketing automation https://www.figma.com for design https://github.com for dev
Rajiv Ayyangar
of course Tandem (live on PH now! https://www.producthunt.com/post...) But my favorite might be Figma and Figjam. My co-founder uses it for design, but I also use it for product wireframing, brainstorming, and collaborating on UI. We've also used Figjam and Figma for team-bonding activities like games, a photobook, sharing, etc! The multiplayer aspect is so powerful!
Serg
Discord ✌️
Evgeny Medvednikov
AI Chatbots in Messengers
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Weje.io for collaboration with them team regarding information collection and presentation
Evgeny Medvednikov
AI Chatbots in Messengers
AI Chatbots in Messengers
https://weje.io for collaboration about projects https://snov.io for the lead gen https://redmine.org for the tasks/bugs manegement google meet for video calls
Fajar Siddiq
I use macbook pro, telegram, email. Everything else must be async.
Lee Launches
Build The Keyword
Build The Keyword
MeisterTask for managing tasks and Dropbox for storage
Simona Stamatovska
Slack, Notion, Figma, Miro, Discord, GSuite
Stefan Smiljkovic
Tilde.so, Slack, Github, Figma, Notion
Shyam Prasad Reddy
Primarily, G Suite or Google for Workspace!
Adiraj Gupta
Teams for almost everything! We shifted away from google, slack, zoom and so many other tools that teams just brought together in one place!
PB Josiah
Tandem (for meetings, shared presence), Slack (chat) & Notion (for all our docs and tasks).
Sandeep Acharya
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.
Tasos Valtinos
Email, Slack, Discord, Visual Studio Code, JIRA, Github
Chandan Maruthi
- Slack for conversations 1:1 - Zoom for live meetings - TeamSync [ dogfooding our own product for video Updates to team, customers, and investors] - Git of course for all things code - A ton of GDrive to share essential docs.
Courtney Ruth
Slack (for team communication), email (for partnerships), and Notion (to help us stay organized).
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Alexey Shashkov
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
Joshua Dance
Summer Bod 2020
Slack for communication. Shopify to sell. G Suite for docs and email.