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Would You Rather: Multiple productivity tools, or an All-in-one solution? 🧐
Truth is: Everyone has their preferences, and there's no right or wrong answer!
But,
It's always interesting to hear how we contrast the two and see what is the deciding "it factor" that makes people choose one over the other 😁
So, share your thoughts and insights below!
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jenny
Definitely an all-in-one solution like Clariti. This AI-powered tool combines emails, chats, documents, and calendars into rich, context-based conversations. Having everything organized in one place, rather than juggling multiple tools, has significantly improved my productivity and ability to stay focused.
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I'd prefer all-in-one. Most of the times, I don't need a highly specialised product but need some basic functionality.
Problem with all-in-one solution is that it impossible to include all of the tools and still have simple UX. So I would say that its better to have a solution that covers most of my painful productivity problems and it still should be relatively simple.
Multiple browser based tools are almost always better imo.
Hyperlinks is usually all the “integration” I want anyways.
Downside is that cost is usually a bit higher
@andreas_toddle That's an interesting alternative, actually, multiple browser tools may also be easier to manage!
So far, I haven't found an all-in-one tool that satisfies all my needs. In reality, each tool excels in its specific feature or use-case. Therefore, for a specific feature or comfort, I end up using multiple tools.
I lean towards flexibility. Balancing power and flexibility during our product creation has been a significant challenge. However, I believe we've managed to achieve that in the end! Proud of my team for all their hard work leading to this day - Boolvideo is officially live now on @ProductHunt!
@keooo By them, do you mean all-in-one tools? Would love to know your reasons!
As much as I'd love everything under one umbrella, I've seen some drawbacks in the past such as glitches with updates making the entire platform go haywire.
Hence, it is always better not to put all your eggs (Mangos or Orange for vegans/vegetarians) in one bucket.
I don't believe that an all-in-one solution will exist.
People are too different and their jobs are too different. Anything that tries to be an all-in-one WILL have flaws for every user.
I'm fine with specific tools for specific purposes!
All in one of course. Even though sometimes all in one lacks features, the price and no need to find ways to connect multiple tools is a win for me
I would say an all in one.
If you have multiple tools, half the time is lost in navigating between them. I actually think that one tool that makes managing multiple specialist tools might be the best