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What is your first app you begin your day with?
It feels good to wake up every day to log Into the first app which was once just an idea in our head and now is used by many others.
What is your first app you begin your day with?
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Joseph Abraham
I use two apps Balance (for meditation), Elevate (Brain games for activation) plan my day with Miro, and the move it to projects if needed on Clickup :)
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I will divide my answers in two ways -
Non Productive App - Calm App, so that I can start my day with some meditation.
Productive App - Due.work, for customer tickets, team messages & todos.
I check my habits in Kairo - usually update water consumption, and start tracking. I am trying to avoid checking my phone or laptop before work.
Magic Sea Weed to check the waves, wind and swell in my favorite surf spots and look at the beach cams to check if any of my friends are surfing (while I'm miles and miles away 😭)
Before anything I do after waking up, I open YouTube and listen to a morning meditation to prepare myself for the day.
So much peace afterwards.
Every morning I start with the www.everyhour.xyz app to start to plan my day and motivate me to start something I enjoy doing!
I tend not to turn off the internet in my morning routine. Mostly my first app is YouTube - to watch videos while I'm having breakfast or email to catch up with newsletters for a morning read.
Everyday, I am waken up by iPhone alarm, then I will open Notes on iPhone to make a simple diary of yesterday.
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@robins_gupta I've tried both, they both offer similar solutions. I believe in amplitude's team however, as I have a close relationship with them and can see a clear path for their roadmap.
I think both are great products but I believe Amplitude is heading towards a more complete solution. For example, Amplitude are working on integrating experimentation within their product and already allow you to measure the impact of your marketing campaigns. For example, we've set up amplitude to allow us to know exactly how a particular email impacts all of our activation metrics within the product.
Also, amplitude don't charge by monthly users and instead by event volume which is in our case much more scalable as we are a high volume type of business.
Final thing worth noting is that amplitude offer a one year scholarship program which gives you access to very advanced metrics for free (as long as you qualify for it) which you would be paying a large amount for on mixpanel.
