Do you care about the tools you use? Have you curated the perfect productivity stack or found the ideal development setup? Share it with the world! Share My Stack lets you curate and share your productivity and development stacks (and other stacks soon).
Hello, fellow makers and tool enthusiasts! I'm really excited to launch my first iOS app to the App Store today.
I made Share My Stack for people who, like me, care about the tools they use daily. The app provides an easy way to curate your personal software stack, share it with the world, and discover what others are using.
Use Cases
š± Curate your personal productivity or development stack
š£ Share your stack on social media
š” Discover which apps others are using, find great new tools
It started with a "Productivity Stack" only, but the most common feedback from the early beta testers was that they wished to create multiple stacks so that they, for example, could share their favorite "Development Stack" as well. So today, Share My Stack is launching with Productivity and Development stacks, with more stack types planned to follow.
Stack Types
ā Productivity Stack
ā Development Stack
š Creator Stack
š Design Stack
š School Stack
š Startup Stack
š” Your ideas!
So please check it out, create your stack, and add your favorite tools! Is your favorite tool missing, or do you have ideas for additional stack types, tool categories, or general features? Please just comment here, I'll be monitoring this closely and adding data to the app continuously (yes, live!).
Download the app via https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sh...
Also, after creating your stack in Share My Stack, share your profile URL here in the comments. And when you post it on social media, you'll get a nice preview banner for the link showcasing the apps you use.
PS: I almost forgot that I decided to do something unconventional. If you're interested in how Share My Stack is built (React Native, Expo, WatermelonDB, Tamagui, Supabase), you can take a look at the source code. I made the GitHub repository public today, so it's all out in the open! Check it out at https://github.com/bndkt/sharemy...
Awesome work @bndkt, thanks also for open sourcing it and writing a guest blogpost: https://supabase.com/blog/react-...
The Supabase team and community thanks you š
@nickmilo thank you so much for your support Nick and thanks for agreeing to be one of the featured profiles in Share My Stack, a lot of people are interested in what tools you're using!
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Great launch!
As a Chrome Extension Developer I have a strange stack:
Extensions:
- Frontend: Svelte + TypeScript + SCSS + Chrome APIs
- Backend: Firebase
- Analytics: Google Analytics
Landing Page:
- Astro
- Google Ads
- Google Keyword Planner
@connor8 Not too strange! TypeScript is already available as a tool on Share My Stack, I'll see how the others fit in with existing or potential new categories as well!
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Congratulations on the launch! How many users are you expecting to acquire by the end of this year, and what strategies do you have in place to increase your user base?
@manoj_11 honest answer: This is a side project, I'm doing this to showcase my work and have fun. So there's no user acquisition projection until EOY no growth strategies in place, sorry š
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Congrats on the launch. Having a people-based approach rather than company-based approach when it comes to stack-sharing is really promising.
The UI looks very clean. I'll definitely delve more into the code(thanks for publishing it publicly again, really appreciate it a lot.).
While I was browsing through the screenshots in the App Store, I saw the "Productivity Stack" examples there(I wasn't quite attentive while browsing here I guess.). There, I immediately thought it might become the linktr.ee to help people share their day-to-day tools. They can share it with their audience and update it whenever necessary, and if audience members want to be updated with the latest tool changes/upgrades for their favorite creators, they can subscribe to that creator's stack. Just a thought.
Overall, to the point, clean, great execution. Congrats.
@emredevsalot thank you so much for the feedback! Yeah, it started with Productivity Stack only but feedback from the early beta testers was that they wanted to created multiple different stacks, for example to share their development stack. Which makes sense, so I added it!
@bryan_van_horn that's a good question. Nothing weird so far, I'd say. You can clearly see that people tend to choose tools from the same company wherever possible, i.e. using either all Google, all Microsoft, or all Apple tools. And then you can see people with more "corporate" stacks including Outlook and Teams for example vs. people with more "personal" stacks with more indie tools.
Would be nice to have a dashboard showing percentage of the community is using certain stack. I can imagine myself finding "Still using jQuery in 2023", or "Still using Flash in 2023".
@david_yu11 yes, thatās a good idea! Iām definitely planning to add some statistics like āmarket shareā of tools on Share My Stack and potentially also things like highlighting which users were early to certain tools. Or whoās holding out the longest, I like the āStill using jQueryā badge idea š
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