Appium is an open-source test automation framework for native, hybrid, and mobile web apps, leveraging the WebDriver protocol for iOS, Android, and Windows. It's my go-to for robust cross-platform mobile testing.
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Outline is an open-source Notion alternative for team knowledge bases, offering markdown support and real-time collaboration. I appreciate that it's cheaper and supports self-hosting for more control.
I like that imgproxy offers efficient, on-the-fly image processing via URL parameters, saving the hassle of pre-generating countless image variants. It's a self-hosted solution for dynamic image transformations.
BrowserStack provides automated testing for web applications and mobile apps across a vast grid of real browsers and devices. It's a solid platform for ensuring cross-browser and cross-device compatibility.
n8n is an open-source workflow automation platform focusing on extensibility. It allows for visual workflow building, integrates AI, and supports custom code for complex logic, deployable on-premise.
I use Talkwalker Alerts to track mentions of specific keywords or my products across the web, including Twitter. It's a free, capable alternative to Google Alerts.
Integromat, now Make, is a robust no-code automation platform for building complex integrations and workflows between web services. It's excellent for streamlining operations and synchronizing data across SaaS tools without custom code.