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Do you prefer to try to keep everything about your work in one place—in a notes tool like Notion or a CRM or project management app—or do you prefer to use a best-in-class app for each task? Even i...
You need a search tool to find stuff online—odds are, Google fills that slot for you. Then, you need something to find files and software on your computer. And then, you very well may need a tool...
I've for years written in mostly Markdown, in plain-text apps like iA Writer and Ulysses, and shared team notes in Notion. But every once in a while, I'll still need to make a print invoice or mak...
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“Software is dead,” declared Salesforce’s original marketing at the turn of the century. It was “the end of software,” software as we knew it anyhow, as the hopes and dreams of a generation went up in dot com bubble smoke. Maybe…
It starts with a shiny new app in beta, free while you try it out. It sticks, and its paid plans make sense. You happily upgrade and bring your team onboard.
Then one day you get an email about amazing new features and their associated rise in price, or add another team member and notice the price…
Free is a hard genie to put back in the bottle.
When Microsoft charged $999 for Office in 1990, little did they dream that 16 years later, their greatest competitor would be a free office suite from Google—along with dozens of small, often free apps that individually did many of the same tasks as…
