Tools that have little chance of becoming popular because of larger, more established products?

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What tools do you know that have little chance of becoming popular but are worth a try?

Elaine Lu · Accepted Answer

It's true that larger, established products can overshadow new tools, but innovation often comes from the underdogs. Sometimes, the best solutions arise from those who dare to challenge the status quo.

Arthur Leclercq · Answer

@federico_zuluaga_knorr probably Hunter.io, lusha and dropcontact but there are so many

Arthur Leclercq · Answer

Market of mail finders, there is already well established company in this sector, and dozens of small companies launch their product on it which makes the competition extremely high

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As a product designer for SaaS, I use Figma plugins, FigJam and WireframePro.

Despite competition from bigger tools like Sketch and Adobe XD, these plugins offer unique features that enhances my design workflow.

WireframePro might not become mainstream but are definitely worth exploring.

Federico Zuluaga Knorr · Answer

@sythe_dorifto The whole story of how Figma has become successful shows that innovation and development for the user can be a way out of the shadow of larger companies.

Do you already have the opportunity to work with Figma Slides?

Federico Zuluaga Knorr · Answer

@arthur_leclercq What would you say is the biggest player in this Market?

Federico Zuluaga Knorr · Answer

@elaineluyi I agree. The worst thing that can happen to a company is the attitude "That's the way it's always been, that's the way we'll continue to do it".

Do you have an example of an innovative tool that has impressed you recently?

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@federico_zuluaga_knorr Fortunately Yes!

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@federico_zuluaga_knorr Fortunately Yes!

Gurkaran Singh · Answer

Exploring niche tools is like opting for a cozy local café over a bustling chain coffee shop – you might discover hidden gems with a touch of uniqueness! Ever stumbled upon tech treasures that felt like finding a rare Pokémon in a sea of Pikachus?

Tools that have little chance of becoming popular because of larger, more established products?

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