We’ve got a new livechat feature on Spacious, powered by oLark. Top tip: you can export markdown to HTML, which, if you’re putting blog posts into HTML tags, saves time Varun – iMessage & oLark We checked – this piece is readable by an 8th Grader! For more entertainment, see what Hemingway himself would have scored. It gives your writing an overall school grade reading level and a level to aim for (Grade 10 or less). It highlights unnecessary adverbs, overcomplicated words and difficult-to-read sentences. Created by two brothers, a marketer and a copywriter, Hemingway aims to make your writing “bold and clear”. Top tip: don’t tell anyone else about it and look like you’re just a proper music buff*Ĭalled “Little Miss Victorian Sentences” by her English teachers, Jenny swears this blog post would have been an awful mouthful without Hemingway. The player is available online, on iPhone and Blackberry 10. Their goal is to give a voice to passionate individuals in a bid to diversify music and avoid rule of the mob music choices. Hypemachine finds the best new music from carefully selected top independent music blogs. Tushar wouldn’t look as cool in charge of the office speakers without this. Top tip: add everything, including the World Cup calendar (check “interesting calendars” under settings on iPhone and iPad)! Tushar – Hypemachine Tom’s gradually convincing the rest of the team it might actually be The Answer to calendar apps. It does all this, whilst looking very pretty on your desktop, iPad, iPhone or Android. You can also add Twitter and LinkedIn for more info on who you’re meeting with, and Foursquare for checkins. But this one syncs you gmail calendars, Facebook events and birthdays, iCalendar, Evernote, Asana, Producteev and Github milestones.
Top tip: fail to add the company number to your contacts, wonder who keeps calling you and let other people answer the phone for you! #overheardintheoffice Individually It also gives an activity feed to monitor the calls we’ve had so everyone in the office can see what’s been going on. This means we’re much more likely to pick up than if it was just one person’s responsibility. It calls in order, so if it doesn’t get the first person on the list, it’ll go through to the next. AircallĪircall transfers all phone calls to the Spacious line to our phones, and even calls our laptops. You can also vote for the next city to be featured by You can also vote for the next city to be featured by clicking the info icon. Top tip: long press on “get me somewhere” to skip the map and jump to a search and list of your previous destinations (newest version of CityMapper). (tweet quote) For the non-London-challenged, Citymapper will tell you the best routes from A to B by all means of transport – how long they’ll take, how much they’ll cost and even how many calories you’ll burn if you walk! Even better, they’re rapidly expanding to cities round the world – don’t be that lost city tourist ever again!
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Unfortunately, the first time Jenny used it, she didn’t realise rush hour and buses were a thing, and ended up watching 3 full buses whizz past her stop. Top tip: see everything your team has done by setting “completed” to visible under the ‘smart lists’ menu Citymapper It’s all we need without the fuss of a big platform. It’s ridiculously simple, tasks can be assigned to anyone, categorised and commented on. We’ve swapped and debated task management tools for a while, but have finally settled on Wunderlist. Our top tip: Cmd-K to switch channels or conversations without leaving your keyboard Wunderlist It’s completely searchable and integrates with a lot of the other tools we use to monitor the Spacious site’s performance, like GoSquared. Having different channels for different things from #general to #socialmedia and #overheardintheoffice means your message goes to the relevant people. When plugged into music for some sprints, messaging via Slack means you don’t have to be distracted unless you want to be. We joke it’s easier to get Tom’s attention via Slack than in person. Here are our tops pick of apps that help us get sh*t done. Working in a startup can often be fast-paced and requires lots of multitasking. Tushar Agarwal, Co-founder and CEO | Updated January 31, 2020
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