I definitely wasn't familiar with any of these sites and web-based tools. But then, I don't follow a lot of productivity apps. Someone in the comments provided a list of the apps covered:
1. Witeboard – Drawing
2. Blush – Illustration
3. Carrd – Create one-page sites
4. Whatruns – Discover software used on a website
5. Coverr – Free videos
6. Flourish – Data visualization
7. Untools – Thinking tools and frameworks
8. Lumen5 – Video maker
In the latest issue of my Book Freak newsletter, I recommended my longtime friend and business partner Kevin Kelly's new book, Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known… READ THE REST
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Brian Moore's Busy Simulator enables you to play the notification sounds of Slack, iMessage, Outlook, Discord, and other apps so that you sound busy, to your co-workers or perhaps just… READ THE REST
TL;DR: Make a new friend abroad when you learn a new language with Babbel, now $179.97 (reg. $599) through October 20! You've probably heard stories of your friends and other randos making lifelong friends… READ THE REST
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