Miami Tech Twitter Directory alternatives

Founded in 2013 as a tiny side project, Product Hunt has become the place for makers and companies to launch their latest app, gadget, or physical products to the world. It's a global community of friendly folks sharing and discussing the latest in tech.

EntrepreneurList is a curated directory of inspiring entrepreneurs to learn from. List includes 700+ entrepreneurs, authors, marketers or investors in 30 categories divided by topics, like for example: Crypto, Design, Development, Marketing, SaaS and Podcast.

Social Studies is a tech newsletter made for people obsessed with people. It includes recaps of what happened on Tech Twitter every week plus deep analysis using frameworks from Psychology, Economics, and the other Social Sciences.

Read 50 pages (digital or physical) covering the best tweets from every month of 2020, class photos of the coolest people on Tech Twitter, and superlatives for Dankest Memes, Influencer of the Year, and more.

Bookman is for those that like to read a lot and want a way to keep reading with discipline but don't have time to sit with a book. After signing up and uploading your ebook, you get snippets from the book via emails. You can click on the “Read more” button to get the next snippet. Enjoy!

Not everyone has the time to read a whole book, add notes, and draft them up onto their computer. With Summa-Rise you get access to all my notes from popular books such as Deep work or Getting Real. Heres one of my notes: https://summa-rise.com/getting_real

Thegooglesheet.com is simply an open access Google Sheet for listing South Florida events around Tech, Art and Music. Born out of necessity during the spontaneous Miami Tech Week, it lives on for upcoming events like Miami Crypto Week, Art Basel and WMC.

UrbanTech is a community interested in why cities and tech are intersecting more by the day. Through our newsletter (2+ per week), podcasts, events, and job resources, we are mapping out the growing tech space through information, analysis, and conversations.

The Miami Letter delivers free news and analysis from one of the most news-rich cities in the United States. Our letter is a daily digest of what’s happening in Miami delivered to your inbox every morning in a modern and brief design.

Discover new books and maintain your reading habits with one simple email containing a page from a book every day at 7 am. Wake up and read as you have breakfast. The way a morning should be.

Better Morning Reading came from a simple question: what if people used the time spent scrolling through social feeds to just read a book instead. You can "subscribe" to a book and receive a chapter via email as your daily reading each day.