Founder & Business

Wave Accounting

Free invoicing and accounting for freelancers and small businesses.

QuickBooks charges monthly just to send an invoice. This does invoicing, receipts, and clean books free — you only pay if you take card payments.

Documenso

Send documents for signature without a DocuSign subscription.

DocuSign caps free users at a few documents a month, then charges. This is open-source, standards-based signing — the signatures hold up the same way.

Code results

Know if your code improves your SEO

Most teams ship and hope. This ties your GitHub deploys to your actual Google rankings, so you know which changes moved the needle — and it's upfront that answers take two weeks, which is more honesty than most SEO tools can afford.

Bizmis

Your store's best salesperson, online. Voice-first AI store clerk for Shopify.

Plausible

Simple website stats without creepy tracking.

One clean page tells you what's happening on your website — no cookie banners, no selling your visitors' data. Website analytics with a conscience.

Pulley

Keep track of who owns what in your startup, minus the headache.

Equity is confusing and mistakes are expensive — Pulley makes the ownership math clear enough that founders actually understand their own company.

Visible

Keep your investors in the loop with clean, simple updates.

The founder's tool for looking put-together: tidy monthly investor updates, your key numbers in one dashboard, and your fundraise organized.

Softr

Turn a spreadsheet into a real app or client portal — no coding.

If your business runs on a spreadsheet, this turns it into something you'd proudly show a client — in an afternoon, without hiring a developer.

Attio

A customer tracker that organizes itself from your email and calendar.

Connect your inbox and watch it build your contact list and deal pipeline automatically. The tool startup founders recommend to each other.

Grillr

An ai mentor which helps founders with big ideas close the execution gap.

Describe your idea and it grills you — sharp questions, then a step-by-step plan with real deadlines. You submit proof of each task and it grades you PASS or FAIL. If you want gentle encouragement, this isn't it. That's the point.