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Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by doc_larry » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 8:47 PM UTC

Wow, great list thanks! For CRM you can also add Nimble, they integrate with google app, linkedin and facebook. If you use google apps its really good.

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by aam1r » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 8:50 PM UTC

Thanks, this list looks awesome!

I've been looking for a finance/expense tracking app for a while but haven't found something that fits my requirements. I hope this list helps

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by alexhaefner » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 8:52 PM UTC

patrickaljord wrote: post #6

alexhaefner wrote: post #4

Any thoughts on finances? For a startup full of software focused engineers, I'd like to get taxes sorted out and managed. Any thoughts/insight on this?

indinero does that, they're even on the HN front page today https://indinero.com/

It looks to me more like indinero does accounting. I'm looking for some service to do my taxes. AM I right in thinking this?

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by metachris » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:13 PM UTC

Thought I'd share another startup tools list, primarily focused on dev/web/mobile: http://www.tapdom.com/resources/startup-tools

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by cmer » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:19 PM UTC

I found 2 mistakes in Basecamp. There is a free plan and the cheapest one is $24/mo.

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by dpapathanasiou » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:19 PM UTC

Here's a suggestion for the publishing category:

eBookBurn (https://ebookburn.com/)

which is run by my startup.

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by cannuk » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:22 PM UTC

That is a hell of a list. I found some categories of items on there that I did not even know I needed!

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by MartinCron » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:25 PM UTC

yatsyk wrote: post #3

matthiaswh wrote: post #2

I started this a long time ago but it quickly grew too tedious and unwieldy for me to complete. I'd like to open it for editing so anyone can include their own tool or fill in details, but I'm afraid it might become overwhelmed by bad info or completely messed up. So if you would like to contribute or add your own info, please shoot me an email and I'll add you to the edit list. djclljx [at] gmail Hopefully it proves…

Impressive list. I agree that spreadsheet with open editing will be spammed very quickly (especially this type of spreadsheet with different tools). I've hoped to solve this issue in http://hnresources.com/ with github. If someone want to share resource he creates a pull request but this approach seems too nerdy even for hn audience :)

The whole "pull request" model seems like a really brilliant way to distribute content generation like this. I would hope to see it work.

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by matthiaswh » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:28 PM UTC

MartinCron wrote: post #18

yatsyk wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Impressive list. I agree that spreadsheet with open editing will be spammed very quickly (especially this type of spreadsheet with different tools). I've hoped to solve this issue in http://hnresources.com/ with github. If someone want to share resource he creates a pull request but this approach seems too nerdy even for hn audience :)

The whole "pull request" model seems like a really brilliant way to distribute content generation like this. I would hope to see it work.

I agree.

At the very least I would like to see GDocs enable the ability to approve modifications prior to them being published. (Maybe they do - but I couldn't find it anywhere.)

Re: Show HN: My table of tools for startups [Google Docs]

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Post by matthiaswh » Thu, Oct 06, 2011, 9:35 PM UTC

dpapathanasiou wrote: post #16

Here's a suggestion for the publishing category: eBookBurn ( https://ebookburn.com/ ) which is run by my startup.

Thanks for the suggestion. I've added this under Publishing. If you'd like, email me or send an edit request. That way you can update the listing if your prices change, etc.