What’s the one tool in your tech stack that saves you hours every week?
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We all have that one tool - the unsung hero quietly doing its job and saving you hours every single week.
For me (no surprise 😄), it’s @Clueso
We built it to turn product workflows into help docs and videos in minutes - and I still get amazed by how fast it is compared to the old “record → edit → voiceover → host → pray someone watches” workflow.
But beyond Clueso, I’m always on the hunt for tools that actually make a difference in day-to-day work.
So I’m asking the Product Hunt braintrust:
🔍 What’s the tool you’d fight to keep in your stack - and why?
No shame in shouting out the obvious ones (Notion, Linear, Figma), but I’m really curious about underrated picks too.
Drop your faves 👇
I’m bookmarking everything!
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For me it's definitely FlexiBoard, saves me a lot of time by letting me access daily useful tools right from my keyboard from literally any app.
@abdullahajmal - thanks for sharing! Will try it out.
Notion. Keeps everything organized—tasks, notes, ideas—all in one place. Total game changer.
@emiske77 - I honestly can’t think of any other tool that does what Notion does, as well as it does. Such a versatile powerhouse.
Thanks for sharing! 🙌
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@Cursor i don't think we start any project nowadays without it, and paired with sonnet 4, we have accomplished complex ui, secure backend systems for the frontend, hosted api documentation, unit testing, issue logger codes.
We have reduced our MVP development time from 30-35 days to 7 days. We've been doing more projects ever since.
I've been coding since last 12+ years and never experienced this kind of execution speed. It's insane.
Feels like I've achieved god speed mode.
Claude can design really bomb UI. Look at this:
Another tool that we use pretty much everyday is @Grammarly . Every since the onset of AI, this tool has evolved 1000x.
@mosymimi - wow! That's some drastic reduction in MVP development. I've been hearing about Lovable a lot these days. You may try it out and see if it performs better than Claude for UI design.
Also, Grammarly has been one of my favorite tools, too. Thanks a lot for sharing all of these.
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@anirudhkumar Sure will try it out. I've seen people build complex dashboards like this: https://lovable.dev/projects/721b7097-37cd-4dc4-8946-0910b3ea8bc7
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I use @ChatGPT by OpenAI , @Poe , @Grok AI assistant for my text-related tasks, significantly streamlining my workflow and saving valuable time. These tools enhance my productivity by efficiently handling various aspects of text processing and generation.
Thanks for sharing,@charlenechen_123!
It’s funny you mention this, while it’s not every week. But at the moment Arcade Software is helping us kill it with user docs and walkthrough, so I might need to checkout @Clueso
Hey, @adam_martelletti! Sure, would love for you to try out Clueso and share your feedback.
@anirudhkumar Let me add it to my list. I probably won't have a chance this week, but I'd be happy to test it out next week.
@adam_martelletti - absolutely! Would love to hear from you next week whenever you try it out. 🙌🏻
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I use my product because I had a problem that other products could not cover my need and that is why I use my product every day :)
@ixord Great! Would love to hear your pain points in detail and how you solved them.
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@anirudhkumar I was working at a job where if I made one mistake I would have to work on the task again for a couple of hours. And the end result was that I didn't find the solution I needed for tracking step-by-step actions with notes. I took that as an idea and made my own product that I use now.
@ixord wow! Great to hear that you built the solution yourself.
I watch a lot of YouTube videos to learn, and I used to pause and write notes by hand. Now I just use TubeMemo extension to quickly take notes.
It’s way faster and I always have notes to look back on...
https://tubememo.com
@tbp - thanks for sharing! Will try it out.
Trello and Google suite of apps such as G-Docs, Slides, Sheets, Calendar, Google Meets.
@uxyemi - lowkey but useful! I've also been using Google suite of apps for my work.
I have this tool that saves me from reading the terms of services and it tells me if there's anything bad and keeps me safe, https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fineprint-ai/lhpfkcgkcbabhkagplihgmehjalklkni?pli=1
@itcodintime - thanks for sharing. Looks good, will give it a try.
Was loom but have no problem with replacing that with Cleuseo ;) Tried it out. Fantastic product @anirudhkumar Congratulations on the launch and looking forward to seeing where it goes!
@chaosandcoffee - thanks a lot for considering. Would love to hear your feedback once you try it out.