The Factmata Stacklist

We only just started using Mixpanel. The team likes it because everything is in one place and allows more powerful insights than Google Analytics.

We only just started using Mixpanel. The team likes it because everything is in one place and allows more powerful insights than Google Analytics.

It’s super useful and without it we would be lost. Not using a CRM with what we’re doing would be impossible.

UberConference is something we found works for the majority of people because they can also call in if they can’t join the meeting over a computer.

Medium is great. The CEO uses it to blog about what we’re doing and why we’re doing it and lots of people first heard about us there, so it gave us really good exposure.

Zeplin is quite good--we really like it. We like the ability to have comments on the mocks themselves which allows us to iterate really fast. A lot of our team is remote at the moment and it helps us bring all the feedback together.

It does the job for us. We’re able to put our signup form online and track who has signed up.

We’ve tried all these tools, but we’re using AngelList the most.

For tracking people through interviews, we use Streak.

We’ve tried all these tools, but we’re using AngelList the most.

We’ve tried all these tools, but we’re using AngelList the most.

We’ve tried all these tools, but we’re using AngelList the most.

Calendly works really well for scheduling meetings. The only slight issue is that people sometimes get confused about time zones.

We do specs in Google Docs and Dropbox.

We do specs in Google Docs and Dropbox.

We use Trello a lot as it’s our main repository of big picture tasks and ideas and we really do keep almost everything there. All GitHub issues are linked directly from Trello.

We really like Buffer. We use it to schedule tweets when we are reading articles.