Toolkits: Edition 003

Your weekly dose of productivity tools

This Week on Toolkits 👇🏼

This week’s toolkits explored — the people behind the toolkits!

1. 🧰 Marie Martens

Marie and her Co-Founder built Tally Forms, the very form used to submit Toolkits!

Inside Marie’s Toolkit 👇

• Notion

• Apple Notes

• Google Calendar

• Missive

• Figma

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2. 🧰 Brennan Davis

Brennan talks about crafting the perfect productivity system using science-based information.

Inside Brennan’s Toolkit 👇

• Things 3

• Google Calendar

• Obsidian

• GoodNotes

• Spark Mail

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3. 🧰 Slater Katz

Slater Katz writes Butterly Goo, a newsletter for ‘daily sparks of inspiration to improve your confidence, mindset, & habits’.

Inside Slater Katz Toolkit 👇

• Notion

• Google Calendar

• Spark Mail

• Figma

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✅ New Tools

Newly added and featured on Tool Finder.

1. ⌚️ Timestripe

Timestripe is a goal-orientated planner and calendar application. You can plan your entire life here, it does in fact feel quite strange to see your plans for 50 years…

✨ Key Features Include:

• Horizons - The place for planning your days, weeks, months, YEARS.

• Daily Plans - Connect your calendar with Timestripe to create a daily plan.

• Climbs - For setting and achieving goals…

• Guides - Information inside the app to help you grow!

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2. 👋 Hey.com

Hey is a fun way to create and consume emails. There’s so many cool features, it takes email to a whole new level…

✨ Key Features Include:

• The Screener - Choose to block new senders before emails land in your mailbox.

• Imbox - See all important emails first!

• Paper Trail - See all transactional emails in one place.

• Attachment Library - All images, videos and screenshots in one place.

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3. 🐹 Ellie Planner

Ellie Planner is a simple and beautiful daily planner that uses time boxes, Kanban and brain dumps to help organise and plan your time.

✨ Key Features Include:

• Timeboxes - Ellie Planner uses time boxes to organise your day.

• Integration - Integrate with other calendar apps.

• Brain dump - Use the brain dump section to release all thoughts.

• Sub-tasks - Add sub-tasks to break down larger tasks.

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