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My overall experience with Softr has been very positive. As someone with limited coding knowledge, I found the platform to be user-friendly and intuitive. The drag-and-drop interface made it easy for me to create custom websites and web applications without the need for any programming skills. I particularly appreciated the pre-built templates and design elements, which enabled me to quickly create a professional-looking website. The platform also offered various features that helped to simplify the website development process. I was able to easily integrate third-party services and customize my website's functionality using the built-in widgets and plugins. The SEO optimization tools were also helpful in improving my website's visibility in search engines.

Webflow has really changed the game for me. I previously built sites using Wordpress and I'm so glad I'll likely never have to use Wordpress again. Being able to envision something and then build it, without dealing with hosting, bloat and vulnerable plugins is a game changer. The Webflow team continues to make enhancements to the product and I'm excited to see what they have in store next.

I had Outlook and Gmail forever. Hey's re-imagining of the inbox to the Imbox and other features have given me control over email again. Bubble up feature is also very helpful. Now I am starting to use the calendar also. I just wish companies would buy it so I could also use it at work.

I used Notionlytics to track the engagement of my job vacancy. Now I use Notionlytics to measure interest in my CV

Baremetrics is a powerful tool for subscription-based businesses that provides real-time insights into key metrics such as revenue, customer retention, and churn. It's widely used and praised by many startups and businesses, which is a promising sign for those seeking to optimize their subscription-based revenue.