Where do you look for new tools for your productive work?
Patrik Kruntorád
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(consultant, coach, mentor, tuto)
Any tips?
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Gabriele Mazzola 🧭@gabriele_mazzola
Often PH
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@jackson_foster1 yea, it’s mind blowing haha they still have problems with some words and numbers, but I’m sure they’re gonna be perfect!!
I need text to speech so much for my product!
@gabriele_mazzola What's your favorite product you've ever found on here?
@gabriele_mazzola wow those samples are SUPER realistic.
@jackson_foster1 As of now, the one I've played the most with is PlayHT
Why look for productivity tools if I can create one myself. I made a free product for everyone (lists, AI, and many other features). My whole team works in it.
https://instances.framer.website/
I created this site for situations like this. Maybe this will help.
Mostly googling and sometimes through tech websites - if anyone knows a good place (other than PH of course ;)), please share. Thanks!
Product Hunt, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Quora, and Reddit
@chrislester Quora is still so good. When Google has no idea what you're asking for, Quora often manages to come through.
@chrislester awesome search stack!
I bookmarked https://theresanaiforthat.com/ a little while back!
@jackson_foster1 I looked at that once, too. It looks very interesting!
Mostly on PH to be honest. There are so many great tools that I wouldn’t be able to find anywhere else
I found an excellent PDF software called UPDF(https://bit.ly/474vjQs). It was recommened by my mentor. As a medical student, I need to handle lots of long and complicated medial documents. I felt annoying especially when I face some uncommon words, but all become easy after I met UPDF. With its AI-feature, I could easily summarize、explain and translate PDFs. The price is also affordable, not expensive as Adobe.
Most often, I explore new tools for increasing work productivity here:
- Online research.
- App stores.
- Professional networks.
- IT conferences and webinars.
- Colleagues and peers.