Read on Twitter
Wrote about the tools we use to run Mailbrew.
(And got to the front page of HN
)
https://francescodilorenzo.com/saas-we-pay-for
(And got to the front page of HN
)https://francescodilorenzo.com/saas-we-pay-for
@linear_app for issue tracking.
It completely revolutionized the way we work with its flexibility, speed, customizability.
If you connect it to GitHub tasks and PR get auto-linked. When the PR is merged, the task is automatically marked as done.
Love this
It completely revolutionized the way we work with its flexibility, speed, customizability.
If you connect it to GitHub tasks and PR get auto-linked. When the PR is merged, the task is automatically marked as done.
Love this
@savvycal_ to schedule our calls. Did quite a few calls this past year and SavvyCal was a life-saver.
The product is super-intuitive, and its feature set is increasing at a great pace. Fun to see @derrickreimer iterate in the open.
The product is super-intuitive, and its feature set is increasing at a great pace. Fun to see @derrickreimer iterate in the open.
@PlausibleHQ runs our website analytics.
We get better insights than we would with Google Analytics, thanks to some great UX, without invading our users privacy.
We get better insights than we would with Google Analytics, thanks to some great UX, without invading our users privacy.
@NotionHQ is our team wiki.
We love it, but have been struggling with speed and reliability recently, so we may be looking for an alternative soon
We love it, but have been struggling with speed and reliability recently, so we may be looking for an alternative soon
@missiveapp is our collaborative email client.
The most valuable thing it gives us is a comment box below each email thread. On top of that we also get collaborative draft editing and team inboxes.
The most valuable thing it gives us is a comment box below each email thread. On top of that we also get collaborative draft editing and team inboxes.
