Startup Resources - 🛠 21,000 integrations

🛠 Tools

Integreat - A searchable database of every app you can integrate without code

One for the hardcore no-coders - an airtable of 21,000 functions across 3000 apps that can be achieved with the likes of Zapier, Integromat, Parabola, and Automate.io. 

Fully searchable and includes links to the documentation. 

This is a paid product but you can check out a small set of data.

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EmailThis

I used to send articles to Evernote for reading later. Then it became a total mess so I never dare go and read them.

I use Pocket to keep organized for creating newsletters but don't want to mix in other things (otherwise I end up with another Evernote scenario).

So what to do with other personal interest stuff?

I like working from my email inbox so this tool could be really helpful. It's free and works well via bookmarklet or chrome extension. If the free tier isn't enough, premium level is only $19 per year.

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ImageFinder - high quality free stock images

Found this aggregator of free stock images and it looks useful.

Search over 250K royalty free stock images.

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14+ Best Alternatives to Photoshop for Graphic Design

Just going to sneak this one in as well....

Nice overview and comparison of Photoshop alternatives from the AppSumo team.

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🏆 Sponsor

Bubble No-code Bootcamp: Build Your MVP Tech Product in 8 Classes, no prior experience required.

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Each live, remote class includes a maximum of 8 students and 1 expert instructor and no prior experience is required.

You can build anything that’s web-enabled with Bubble, whether it be a marketplace, SaaS tool or whatever else you can imagine - 400k+ other users on Bubble already have

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🤓 Articles

Hiten Shah on building a wants vs. needs business and identifying what's in your control

I always learn something from an interview with Hiten Shah. This one is good. He covers...

• Why Hiten isn't focused on the economy
• Why needs-based businesses work right now
• How you tell the difference between a want and a need
• Identifying what you can control, influence, and ignore
• How Hiten and Marie are thinking about FYI right now
• Communicating with your team as things change rapidly
• Why founders don’t get “off days”

“I tend to ignore the economy because those factors are not in my control.”

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70 websites biggest mistakes

Last week Gene Maryushenko offered to critique landing pages in the Indie Hackers forum. He managed to do 70 website reviews on video (which you can watch here).

Gene also summarized his key findings in his email newsletter. The big 3 were:

• No social proof
• Not clear what the product actually is or who it’s for.
• Unclear product benefits

100+ Places to Launch/Share your Product

Not an article but a useful list of places to launch a product. Worth bookmarking for that next launch.

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📢 Classifieds

📰 Newsletter

FoundersGrid

Weekly curated newsletter with a good mix of startup articles and news. The news is mainly focused on the bigger funded companies but the articles are usually good for any early stage founder.

Very modest testimonials on the landing page 😀

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