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Tobias Hikari

What tools/services/products are you using to build your projects?

Hey folks, want to add more tools/services to https://growthhacklist.com/useful-websites-for-your-startup makers are using. Can be everything from hosting services, accounting, no-code products etc.

Let me know!

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Wassim
  • Hosting: DigitalOcean
  • Domains: Gandi
  • Analytics: GA, Hotjar
  • Payments: Stripe
  • Logging: Makerlog
  • Managing everything: Notion, Trello
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Tobias Hikari Author

Should try out Notion again - somehow i am still using evernote for managing everything

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Vinicius Flores
  • Hosting: DigitalOcean (best price for indie IMO)
  • Logging: Makerlog
  • Management: Github (I like their kanban and issue features)
  • Payments: Paddle
  • Domains: NameCheap
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Tobias Hikari Author

Wanted to try out paddle for payment on Growthhacklist - got an email back with " it appears that you are selling products or services that we don't currently support" - no idea why though as i think Growthhacklist should fit in their terms&conditions

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Vinicius Flores

@tobihikari that is odd, I think that for me was plug n play, just created an account and integrated, didn't need to pass any criteriaโ€ฆ Was it a long time?

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Tobias Hikari Author

@viniflores yeah i dont know why i received the email - will try it again. Was some weeks ago

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Obi Hen Kenobi
  • Project Management: Own GitLab instance
    • We use a Bridge from our GitLab to Github
    • In GitLab you have everything you need: Issues, Milestones, Git, PRs, Projects, Groups, Mail Infos, Wikis โ€ฆ etc.
  • Hosting: own Hetzner Root Server
  • Analytics: own Matomo (Piwik) Instances
  • E-Mail: own E-Mail Server (usage w. Thunderbird)
  • Accounting: CAO โ€ฆ but we want to replace it with QUIQQER ERP in the near future
  • Password Management -> Sequry (own password manager realized with QUIQQER, release coming soon)

Web projects:

  • QUIQQER -> Webstuff: PHP, MySQL, JS, HTML โ€ฆ etc

Apps:

  • Ionic (in combination w. QUIQQER, if DB stuff is needed)
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Tobias Hikari Author

Super interesting how everyone is using different tools - would love to start a little article series about the workflow of indie makers. Maybe someone is interested in showing/writing her/his workflow. Think would be great to see how everyone is using the services and we could learn from each other. Let me know what you think!

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Micah Iverson

I useโ€ฆ

  1. Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code
  2. C#, JavaScript, BootStrap
  3. Azure Hosting, Azure MS SQL and Azure Storage
  4. Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, XD, etc.
  5. Office: Word, Excel, Outlook, OneNote
  6. https://www.retrospect.team to track tasks (My own tool)
  7. https://www.bugfeedr.com to track bug/feature requests (My own tool)
  8. Skype and Slack for Communication
  9. Stripe for Payments
  10. GitHub
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Tobias Hikari Author

Nice! Would love to have you on https://growthhacklist.com/interviews and talk a bit about your projects and workflow!

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Micah Iverson

@tobihikari Absolutely, just let me know when. Here is a list of all the public things I'm working on currently: http://www.krazier.com/

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Anurag Kumar

For Curatemails I have used:

  1. Python-Flask
  2. MongoDb
  3. AngularJs
  4. Gumroad for payments ( the full flow isn't complete yet.)
  5. Bitbucket for code repo.
  6. Google Analytics to track users on landing page.
  7. Amplitude for app events tracking.
  8. Google Cloud for hosting the entire app.
  9. Netlify to host the landing page.
  10. Wordpress for blog.
  11. Blog is hosted on Digital Ocean.
  12. Drip for chat
  13. For E-mail I am using Gsuite. ( works best, also especially curatemails is all about email signatures on gmail )
  14. Logging: Makerlog & Product Hunt

Curatemails is just isn't a side project for me. I am learning with it everyday. Every tech/non-tech choices I have made is for learning and exploring the tool/platform.

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Tobias Hikari Author

Wow - also very interesting tools - would be also great to have you on https://growthhacklist.com/interviews

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Anurag Kumar

@tobihikari it will be a honor but we still in beta. Trying to make our product fit for our target users. :)

Great community though. Joined it.

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Kukuh Nomikusain

For setopic.com I used:

  • Hosting for Frontend: Netlify
  • Hosting for Backend: Heroku
  • Email: GSuite
  • Landing page: GatsbyJS
  • Analytic: Google Analytics
  • Popup chat: Crisp Chat
  • Logging for Backend: Papertrail
  • Note: Simplenote
  • Domain: Namecheap
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Gabe Ragland
  • Hosting: Zeit Now
  • Framework: React + Next.js
  • UI: Bulma
  • Newsletter: Mailchimp
  • Analytics: GA
  • Newsletter: Mailchimp
  • Contact form handling: Amazon SES
  • [shameless self-promotion]: Divjoy.com for creating the above stack. Would be great to see this on growthhacklist.com :)
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Tobias Hikari Author

Hey thanks for answering - I love your project Divjoy! Will add it to Growthhacklist

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Ryan

Full disclosure: Founder

Digital Ocean is great, but I think one advantage Amezmo has over DO is that you do not have to waste time configuring services, or system software. Laravel framework applications work right out of the box. Many times when building a startup, one doesn't have time do to everythin.

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