Useful tools for self-starters!

Thanks for the list! Unfortunately a few of these are no longer active (13. Twitterfeed and 38. Storify).

Would you consider adding a new tool we have in beta? It's an assistant for Twitter that sends relevant content to your followers for you: https://www.primal.com/assistant/

We moved from Trello to https://notion.so as our primary information and task management hub. It's slick and versatile.

We also use https://markd.co/ to keep track of people quickly (investors, contacts, leads, social influencers...etc.) because ... we are the ones building it! ;) It was initially an internal tool - we want it to be the fastest and simplest way to save and organise people from any platform/website.

Great list! Would https://www.survais.com fit on this somewhere? It's a SaaS tool I'm working on.

Would also second: bitbucket, trello, even Google Keep.

Awesome list! I'll throw my two cents onto it.

I use https://feedly.com as a part of Social Media Management. I pay $7/mo for it to be useful to me, but there's a free version. And it integrates nicely with Hootsuite.

https://www.figma.com is a great Free Designing Tool. The free tier limits the collaborators, projects and version control. And if you need more, $12/mo will hardly break the bank.

I also use the free tier of https://bitbucket.org. Not sure where you'd categorize that, but it works a charm for versioning; I also use it for deployment.

And then there's https://trello.com. Keeps my thoughts and memories organized. It works stand-alone, or integrates (kinda) with BitBucket.

Where would you put socialbu.com?

@Ankyth Thanks for putting this list together. :)

I have question about imgur. How do you search for images on their license so you can only find images that you can really use?

For keeping track of my websites I am using https://socialmind.ai how do you see it when comparing with different analytical tools?