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I've been using Monday for almost a year now and although setting up certain automations could be quite challenging for inexperienced users, it's a very solid product that I enjoy working with

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I had Outlook and Gmail forever. Hey's re-imagining of the inbox to the Imbox and other features have given me control over email again. Bubble up feature is also very helpful. Now I am starting to use the calendar also. I just wish companies would buy it so I could also use it at work.

Big fan of Airtable. We use it at Weekend Fund to manage our CRM of founders, LPs, etc. and pipeline of companies we're speaking with. There are purpose-built CRMs for similar use cases but I like that Airtable is generalized and flexible to adapt to our needs. It also has several integrations that trigger automations (via Zapier) for various workflows.

I'm a HUGE fan of Front. We use it at Weekend Fund for its collaborative features, most notably shared email drafts and inbox chat. We previously used Spark, which has the same feature set, but found it slow and buggy.

Really recommend mixmax. I've used other variations (like calendly) before and I enjoyed them but mixmax has all of those features available AND more.

It's a fantastic system, but I wish the lower-cost versions had more features. I'm currently using it to manage my design projects from start to finish, and it has been incredibly valuable to me. However, I won't be able to continue with the paid version and will have to switch back to the free version. It would be ideal if there was an "à la carte" option where I could select and pay for only the features I need to use, without having to pay for the entire system with features I won't use. Either way, it's an excellent and user-friendly system with great versatility.

I don't know how Dragapp got such high reviews, but if they used to be good then they've completely gone downhill. Before I was a paying subscriber, their founder Duda was very quick to answer my questions. But once I actually became a paying subscriber of their annual subscription, all of a sudden Duda became unresponsive. They seem to lack a dedicated support team as well, as whenever I did get any kind of response, it was always from Duda and it's always with an aloof or begrudging attitude. Finally after two months of tinkering with their glitchy system and futile automations and nothing to show for it, I had enough of the non-sense and emailed Duda for a refund on my annual subscription--per usual, I got crickets. I even tried going to my account settings to cancel my subscription and, waddya know, you have to email them to cancel your subscription too! Great, let me just email them to beg them to cancel my subscription and have them ignore my emails again. How has this scam of a business not gotten into legal troubles yet?