Polywork alternatives

Peerlist is a professional network for people in tech. It lets you create a verified profile that showcases your work from different platforms, such as GitHub, Dribbble, Product Hunt, and more. You can also connect with other talented peers, share your content, ask questions, get feedback, and discover exciting job opportunities. Peerlist is a great way to build your credibility, network, and career in tech. I love using Peerlist and I think you will too.

I had tried making use of the app but it just doesn't fit my workflow. The one star rating is mainly for how difficult they make it to cancel your account. No phone number and slow responses to emails. Asking questions about why I'm canceling multiple times. Never trust a service that doesn't have any easily accessible self-cancellation option on their website.

The features are all amazing, and industry standard. Icing in the cake is pricing is a small fraction of what those huge organisations charge.

The Volley Vision? Offer your expertise on your own schedule in a highly personable way. I've found the Volley product team to be an amazing group of passionate professionals who are laser focused on delivering this vision, building a supportive community around this, and personally supporting their users round the clock as they build asynchronous consulting options as part of their business. Volley is continually improving the user experience, listening to user feedback, and sharing best practices about how to build an async consulting business. Keep up the great work Volley!

I came across Inodash and was impressed by its ability to help users generate new business ideas, validate problems, and test solutions. The platform's modules, such as Problem Discovery, Persona, and Business Generation, seem like powerful tools for streamlining the brainstorming process and collaborating with teams. I'm intrigued by the upcoming AI-powered Ideation module and look forward to exploring Inodash further.

Intch feels more curated than other platforms I’ve tried. I’m not bombarded with irrelevant opportunities. The job listings are personalized. I like that I can just log in, scroll for a few minutes, and find something worth applying to. It’s made freelancing a lot less chaotic.

Highly impressed with this innovative solution, that takes collaboration on the web to a new level. A Google docs for the web was an unimaginable concept for me before i chanced upon Whatfix' comments. I have also been a user of the other/primary DAP tool of Whatfix which we used to refer as a Google Maps for enterprise applications! So Whatfix has the whole ecosystem covered. Kudos!

The first and best iOS app for the NOSTR network. Smooth experience, frequent updates for the best censorship resistant social media platform. Apple has banned zaps but they can be restored with external scripts: nostrscript.suhailsaqan.com

Congratulations on the meteoric rise of your Twitterpreneur OS on Product Hunt! Your passion and dedication have ignited a wildfire of enthusiasm, captivating users around the globe. May this launch be the beginning of an exhilarating adventure!"

Love the team but its scaling a lot slower than i would have thought compared to Upwork and Fiverr. Wish them all the best though!