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Being able to set up relevant analytics reports out-of-the-box had been a boon for us a startup. It's held up even as we've grown. I highly recommend June!

I love this SkyBucket app. Thank you to Team Click One, At Product Hunt for your recommendation on SkyBucket. It is very easy for me to post on my platforms, Because they're all in one place I don't have to go and look for them all the time trying to remember what folder I put them in. I am also able to add all my notes, keep track of all websites that I'm interested in, and to keep close tabs on all the content that I see across the Internet. I don't know how I've been able to do what I'm doing doing for my business online without SkyBucket. thank you. Frank Garcia #business #I #love #SkyBucket #teamclickone #jerrymgallegos #clickonetogetit #recommendation #platforms #look #easy #I #allinone #post

Felt is the collaborative map-making tool I want to use for everything I can. I'm a GIS nerd and contributed a lot of microPOI to OSM in my locality, but those maps never felt actionable the way I wanted them to be; taking screenshots and marking them up only goes so far. Whereas before I had to use something like a POI collection in Apple or Google Maps, Felt lets me instantly get my thoughts down and get a spatial understanding of whatever it is I’m trying to plan out, then share that with others easily. In terms of features, the clipping tool is brilliant as an annotation device because it’s so simple but so helpful. The UI is immaculate and the collaborative nature of the service reminds me of something like a geospatial FigJam. Being able to upload images and georeference them on top of the overlays you’ve already got going is so useful for showing things on the ground. Felt is my favorite map data tool and it's already helping me reduce my desire to learn something complicated like QGIS or pay a huge fee for something like ArcGIS. I absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to get something spatial done.