Find solutions and tools organized by category.
Servers and network resources where your websites, applications, and databases run and stay accessible online. Options range from shared environments to dedicated hardware and cloud platforms that scale with demand. Your choice depends on traffic levels, performance requirements, and whether you want to manage servers yourself or delegate that work.
Platforms for creating websites and mobile apps through visual interfaces without writing code. Works for building online stores, portfolios, landing pages, or business sites using templates and drag-and-drop editors. Best for non-developers who need functional digital products without hiring a dev team or learning to code.
Software for attracting customers through search engines, email, social media, and paid advertising. Handles campaign creation, audience targeting, performance tracking, and conversion optimization. Useful for businesses measuring what actually drives sales instead of guessing which channels deserve budget.
Tools for managing customer relationships, tracking deals through your pipeline, and automating follow-ups. Centralizes contact history, communication logs, and deal status so sales teams can prioritize high-value prospects and forecast revenue accurately without losing track of conversations.
Platforms for connecting teams through messaging, video conferencing, email, and phone systems. Handles real-time chat, scheduled meetings, and asynchronous communication for distributed teams. Essential for remote work, customer support operations, and any organization where people aren't in the same physical space.
Software for organizing tasks, tracking project progress, managing time, and coordinating work across teams. Ranges from personal to-do lists to complex systems with resource allocation, dependencies, and reporting. The goal is staying organized and meeting deadlines without work falling through cracks.
Platforms managing core business functions like accounting, invoicing, inventory, payroll, and enterprise resource planning. Integrates financial data, supply chains, and workflows into centralized systems. Becomes critical as businesses grow beyond what spreadsheets can handle or when departments need unified data access.
Software for hiring candidates, onboarding employees, managing payroll, tracking benefits, and monitoring performance. Automates resume screening, interview scheduling, time-off approvals, and compliance documentation. Saves HR teams from drowning in paperwork once headcount grows past what manual processes can handle.
Tools for managing customer inquiries across email, chat, phone, and self-service help centers. Organizes support tickets, tracks resolution times, and monitors satisfaction metrics. Customer success features help identify accounts at risk of churning before they actually cancel.
Software protecting data, devices, and network traffic from breaches, malware, and unauthorized access. Includes VPNs for encrypted connections, password managers for credential security, antivirus for threat detection, and backup systems for recovery. Critical for meeting compliance requirements or protecting sensitive business data.
Platforms for selling products online or in physical stores, processing payments, and managing inventory. Handles shopping carts, checkout flows, order fulfillment, and stock tracking across sales channels. Works for individual sellers, subscription businesses, and multi-location retailers processing thousands of transactions.
Software for producing graphics, videos, photos, user interfaces, and animations. Ranges from template-based tools for non-designers to professional suites offering full creative control. Used by marketers creating social content, designers building brand assets, and teams producing visual materials without outsourcing every project.
Tools for writing, testing, debugging, deploying, and monitoring code across applications and infrastructure. Includes code editors, version control systems, databases, API platforms, and automated testing frameworks. Helps development teams ship software faster while maintaining code quality and system reliability.
Applications using artificial intelligence or workflow automation to handle repetitive tasks or augment creative output. Includes writing assistants, image generators, conversational chatbots, and process automation that triggers actions based on conditions. Useful for reducing manual work on tasks where acceptable quality matters more than perfection.
