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Which tool helps your productivity?

Alessandra Mikail
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I'll go first, spreadsheets! I use spreadsheets for EVERYTHING. They help me get my thoughts organised, keep track of tasks and stay on top of my to-do-list. It might be a bit of a stretch, but I also use them to track my meals for when I'm trying to eat healthier and my workouts too. What's your go-to tool for staying productive?

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Pavel Kukhnavets
Hygger
Hygger
GanttPRO (https://ganttpro.com/) is a great software solution to boost your work productivity. It includes features for breaking down projects in an efficient manner into subtasks, sibling tasks, and subprojects, as well as setting dependencies and milestones. To get more visibility, users can choose between the Gantt chart, Board views, and task dashboards. You can integrate your projects with Jira, Google Drive, Slack, and other applications. GanttPRO is widely used in software development, construction, healthcare, finances, events, education, and many other spheres.
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Hunted Space
Hunted Space
Launching soon!
I would like to recommend out own website! We launched our website „Tira“ today, maybe you want to check that out! Tira is an all-in-one solution for team collaboration. With features like a chat, a board for to-do lists, a calendar and many more. The idea behind Tira is to stop the constant app switching to keep in touch with your team, especially when working remote or hybrid! This is supposed to increase productivity and gives you the possibility to use your time for your work! We would be very grateful for some feedback so we can improve our product and can truly meet our customers needs!
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Deniz Sutaş
I utilize Tamly to bring in more leads effectively into my funnel, and Pipedrive to keep track of my sales. I would say automation and tracking tools overall help me quite fairly.
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Rachana
Any app that blocks my phone helps me accomplish more than usual. And it's weird how writing my to-do list on paper keeps me on track, than typing on a device.
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