Stackradar The best tools on the internet, curated

helipad (69)in #tech • 29 days ago

Stackradar

The best tools on the internet, curated

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Stackradar is a vetted curation of tech tools to help people and business of every kind understand, build, integrate and scale their tech stacks
Stackradar is a directory of 400+ vetted tech tools and resources to help everyone discover & build game-changing tech stacks.

⚡️ Features:
✦ 400+ curated tools
✦ Hand-picked & published by humans (1 human but she works fast, swear)
✦ Curated stacks by industry
✦ Tech stacks shared by founders and startups
✦ Free membership to save tools & share experiences
✦ Browse by category, price, integrations & more
✦ Tools regularly monitored & updated
✦ New tools added every week

🛠️ Why I built Stackradar
There's lots of incredible tools out there (as you know) (it's why you're here). But there's too many, and I find sometimes I get so carried away trying out new stuff that I forget what I was ever trying to do in the first place.

But what spurred the creation of Stackradar was actually a conversation with my housemates (both business owners) in which they asked me what I meant by 'Atlassian'. After that day I made a point to ask anyone & everyone (offline) if they knew what Atlassian was, or Notion, Intercom, Product Hunt... 8/10 people said no.

Since that fated 'Atlassian' day I've also noticed how often people - from small business owners to CEO's and management teams - are choosing the wrong products, or outsourcing and spending money where it doesn't need to be spent.

So I bootstrapped Stackradar to help ✨everyone✨ - from tech startups & indie makers to beauty salon owners & architects - learn, discover and build carefully curated & integrated stacks to transform, streamline and scale their work.

🔮 95% of the tools on StackRadar require zero coding or development experience, meaning anyone can configure and build solutions to break through bottlenecks, 10x productivity and open doors to scale you never thought possible.

🚀 What's next
As the Stackradar community has grown I've found myself surrounded by some really cool people with really cool ideas. With their help here’s some of what’s in the works:

➤ deals & discounts
➤ an AI form to assess your needs and curate your stack
➤ tool-specific guides & resources to help people discover AND learn how to take full advantage of every tool

✌️ Help me build Stackradar
Right now I own & operate Stackradar solo (I know there’s a lot to keep up with, fear not - I have a stellar stack that automates a lot), I only publish vetted products {{ no ads }}. I'm keeping every aspect of Stackradar free for as long as I can, because not enough stuff is free anymore. To expand & build on Stackradar all feedback is welcomed, read & taken on board :)