YouTube channel reviewing productivity apps, with more than 450,000 subscribers.
Tool Finder by Francesco D'Alessio
Directory and review site for productivity and work software, with 1,400+ tools, guides and alternatives pages.
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Directory and review site for productivity and work software, with 1,400+ tools, guides and alternatives pages. Tool Finder is a directory makers product built by indie maker Francesco D'Alessio, launched in 2012.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2012
- Category
- Directory Makers
- Website
- toolfinder.com
More products by Francesco D'Alessio
Bento
bentofocus.com
iOS focus timer that limits each focus box to three tasks to keep work manageable.
Scrum Planning
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Free online planning poker tool for agile teams, no signup required.
Tool Finder FAQ
What is Tool Finder?
Tool Finder is a directory makers product: Directory and review site for productivity and work software, with 1,400+ tools, guides and alternatives pages.
Who made Tool Finder?
Tool Finder was made by Francesco D'Alessio, Founder of Tool Finder (formerly Keep Productive); productivity software reviewer. It launched in 2012. Francesco D'Alessio has also built Tool Finder YouTube (formerly Keep Productive), Bento, Scrum Planning.
Is Tool Finder still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Tool Finder is still active and run by Francesco D'Alessio at toolfinder.com.
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