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I'm looking for tools that help with Poshmark engagement such as sharing, following, and general closet activity.

I've seen a few automation tools mentioned but I'm not sure which ones are actually reliable in day to day use.

For those who use automation, what has worked best for you? Are these tools stable long term or do they tend to break or cause issues with accounts?

Would appreciate real experiences and recommendations.

I've been going down the "Notion Alternative" rabbit hole recently and didn't realize how crowded this space has become.

Ever discussion seems to point in a different direction. Some people want a better writing experience. Other care more about databases. Some prioritize offline notes or team collaboration. Some just want something simple that does not turn into a maintenance project after a few months.

I started keeping track of the tools mentioned and the list keeps growing: Obsidian, Anytype, ClickUp, UpNote, Bear, Joplin, Standard Notes, Taskade, and more.

What stands out is that most tools seem strong in one area but weak in another. Some are great for personal knowledge management but not collaboration. others are powerful but feel heavy or enterprise oriented. Some are clean and simple but lack features that eventually become necessary.

At this point it feels like Notion's main advantage is being "good enough" across many use cases in one place, even if it is not perfect in any single one.

Curious what people here actually ended up sticking with long term. Did you fully paid Notion or end up combining multiple tools?

Saw a claim that OpenAi's new agent-style release is very similar to manus. especially in how the timeline and task execution in UI is structured.

The comparison highlights things like autonomous browsing, step-by-step reasoning, and workflow tracking across tasks like document analysis and research.

Curious if people think this is actually comparable, or if the similarity is being overstated.

We are looking for software that can unify marketing campaign data into a single client dashboard.

We want to pull data from channels like Facebook Ads, and Google Ads and display everything in one place that clients can access directly.

It should track metrics like ad spend, ROI, CAC, engagement, follower growth, post interactions, and ideally surface insights from comments and messages.

The main goal is to reduce manual reporting work and let clients see live campaign performance without needing updates.

i'm setting up recurring billing for a SaaS and trying to decide between options like Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Chargebee, and others

for those already running a SaaS, what platform did you choose, and is there anything you'd avoid if starting over?

interested in hearing about ease of setup, subscription management, fees, and overall reliability

GitHub Copilot has become the default AI tool for a lot of developers, but it feels like the ecosystem has expanded pretty quickly over the last year.

I'm curious what tools people are actually using alongside or instead if Copilot today. Could be coding assistants, agent based tools, data analysis tools, research assistants, or self hosted options.

have any of them genuinely improved your workflow, or do most of them end up overlapping with what Copilot already does? Looking for real world experiences rather than feature comparisons.

A lot of daily work gets lost in coordination tasks like emails, scheduling, follow-ups, and constant context switching. I've been testing a few AI assistants that try to take over parts of the layer.

Consul feels like a full executive assistant that handles inbox triage, drafts replies, and helps schedule meeting while sending daily briefs. Clara is more focused on scheduling through email threads and automating the back-and-forth to lock in meeting times. Marblism takes a broader AI employee approach and can manage ongoing admin work like inbox handling and repetitive coordination tasks. Clockwise focuses on optimizing calendars and protecting focus time while coordinating meetings. Reclaim automatically schedules tasks, habits, and meetings based on availability so your calendar manages itself.

Curious what others are actually using long term and what has stuck in real workflows.