I’m trying to figure out what the best no-code tools are at the moment for building apps. Ideally something that can handle mobile apps, web apps, or simple software without needing to write code.
Just got my Boox Tab Ultra and I'm setting it up mainly for reading books, magazines, newspapers, journaling and work note-taking (I'm using Notion for that)
I'm trying to figure out what apps are actually worth installing beyond the default Boox apps and which ones people find essential in daily use.
Also curious where people get books and magazines (free or paid) and if there are any unexpected use cases or apps that really improve the experience.
Would appreciate any recommendations from people already using Box devices.
Small business owner experimenting with AI to improve productivity and marketing.
Right now I mainly use ChatGPT for brainstorming, content, research, and email drafting, plus a few tools for lead enrichment, content creation, and day to day productivity like scheduling, meeting notes, and writing assistance.
Also testing AI SDR tools, automation agents, and low code or vibe coding tools to streamline workflows.
Curious what's actually working in your stack and what feels overrated.
Hey everyone
Has anyone here actually used a client portal system effectively
I often manage multiple deliverables at the same time and keeping track of everything in spreadsheets is starting to get messy
I am looking for a simple way for both client and team to see progress in one place without jumping between tools
Right now I rely on a spreadsheet tracker but it does not scale well and things get hard to follow
Would appreciate any tools or setups that have worked well in real use cases
I've been exploring interactive, choice-based storytelling and I'm trying to understand what separates a good experience from one that falls apart over time
The biggest challenges I've noticed are maintaining character consistency, preserving long-term memory across sessions and keeping the narrative coherent instead of drifting after dozens of interactions
For those who spend a lot of time with these kinds of AI experiences, what design choices or underlying capabilities have you found make the biggest difference? Are there common limitations that are still hard to overcome?
I've been trying Fyxer to manage emails and turn messages into tasks, but it still feels like I'm doing more manual work than I'd like once things get busy.
Looking for something that can handle inbox organization, prioritization, and task management a bit more intelligently without adding extra steps to my workflow.
For anyone who has moved on fro Fyxer, what are you using now, and has it actually improved your day-to-day productivity?