What it is: Voice-to-text app that summarizes your rambling audio into structured notes or emails using AI. Use it for: - Journaling ideas - Quick content drafts - Delegating voice memos 🔗 Inside the group: My delegation workflow using TalkNotes + Zapier. To use it Talknotes.io

What it is: Train a bot to scrape structured data from any website, on autopilot — no code. Use it for: - Price monitoring - Lead scraping - Tracking job boards or listings Link to the tool: Browse.ai

What it does: TidyCal is a simple scheduling tool that lets clients book time with you without the email ping-pong. And the lifetime deal? Still unbeatable. Why it matters: → Integrates with Google, iCloud, Outlook → Paid bookings with Stripe or PayPal → Customize availability, buffers, and link branding → Lifetime deal: $29 one-time vs. $144/year for Calendly Try this use case: 👉 Set up a 15-min intro call page and embed the link in your Gumroad or bio — works like a charm for digital consultations or client work. To Set Up Create an Account in AppSumo and look for "Tidycal" it´s only 29$ one time payment. Used this for some years and I recommend!

If you're doing outreach, selling a service, or validating an idea — you need leads. But should you go with a free tool or invest in something more powerful? 🎥 In today’s video, I break down: 🆓 Free: DataScraper - Scrape leads from LinkedIn, Google Maps, directories - Works great for small manual lists - No signup needed — just a Chrome extension 💸 Paid: Apollo - Full B2B database with verified emails - Filter by job, industry, company size, tools used, etc. - Built-in cold outreach tools and automations 🔍 I walk you through: ✅ How to use each tool ✅ When to choose free vs paid ✅ My own lead-gen workflow (shown step-by-step) 📌 Watch the full video here → https://youtu.be/m1BQUAiCsGI

Welcome to the NEW TOOLS category! This is where I’ll drop: 🔍 Tools I’ve recently discovered and think are worth checking out 🧰 Tools I’ve tested myself and think could seriously help you 💡 Quick thoughts, use cases, and whether I think they’re a hit or miss Sometimes it’ll be a full walkthrough, sometimes just a “hey, check this out” — but always with one goal: Help you find tools that actually make your life easier or your business better. I’ll keep it honest, practical, and fun. 💬 If you test any of them, drop your thoughts in the comments — let’s crowdsource the best stack together!