Struggling with too many design processes that take too much time to achieve your final visual product?
Searching through a ton of photography apps but none fits the bill? Or just started a business and want to utilise the best technology to help it grow?
We understand these pain points, and that’s why we always bring you a host of exceptional tech tools to help make your work endeavours easier.Whether you are a web designer, content writer, SEO, or startup owner, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain with the recommendations on our monthly tech tool roundups.
Let’s dive in!
Ludus
If you are still relying on Google Slides, PowerPoint, or Keynote, we suggest you check out Ludus, a smart presentation tool made for designers in mind.
No longer do you have to stick to those old school and outdated presentation slides because Ludus can blow the socks off your target audience by giving you the power to unleash your creativity in presentations.
Some of the features you can achieve in this tool include smart blocks, blend modes, smart resize, depth management, and lots more. You will also find Ludus to be thoughtful when it comes to sharing and third-party app integration. When you want to showcase your creative mind, Ludus is certainly the way to go!
Official site: ludus.one
Want to get an external review on Ludus? See what the users are saying.
Screen Sharing In Slack
Given the popularity of Slack, a new feature added in this app is certainly going to make a lot of teams happy on Slack.
Now, you can achieve high quality, high frame rate screen shares with just a few clicks to share your screen with your team mate and collaborate to get work done. Made as an extension of Slack’s native calling feature, you can enable screen sharing from a direct message or basically any channel.
Whether you want to share your latest design template, a Word document, or a chunk of code, Screen Sharing In Slack makes it easy for you to do so in style. Update, September 2026: screen sharing now lives inside Slack huddles and works on the free plan too. Free huddles are limited to two people; paid plans allow up to 50.
Official site: slackhq.com
Want to read an external review on Screen Sharing In Slack? Read it at TechCrunch!
Zapier
Tired of doing the same dull task by hand every day? Zapier connects thousands of apps, so something happening in one app (a new form entry, say) triggers an action in another. It has a free plan to get you started.
Official site: zapier.com
Logomak
If you are going to launch a startup, one of the foremost tasks you have to do is to create a logo for your business.When you create a business logo, you have to think about color psychology, typography, and visuals as they can all work together to represent your branding.
With Logomak, the logo design process is brought to clarity. The website helps you to select logo colors based on the industry your business is in, recommends color schemes and also ideal fonts that you can consider.
We haven’t get to the best part though, the ingenious feature Logomak provides is to show you a variety of industry-specific logos from your fellow competitors so that you can draw inspiration from them and also know what to avoid.
This is a neat tool, though our only complaint is that if Logomak actually lets us conceptualize a real logo based on our selections, it will be a perfect logo maker tool for all.
Official site: logomak.com
Want to read an external review on Logomak? Check out the buzz.
Themer
Don’t let the simple design of the website fool you, Themer is a great tool to help you personalize your code editor and terminal themes. Themer takes a set of colors and generates text editor themes, terminal themes, and desktop/device wallpapers.
Offical website: Themer.dev
Want to learn more about this handy tool? Visit the developer’s Github page!
Roadmap 2.0
Do you need a project management tool that prioritize communications between team members as well as with external clients?
Roadmap 2.0 is definitely a great tool to look into when you want to create feedback-driven products with the help of a collaborative team. Features include centralized feedback collection, backlog prioritization, public roadmap, and more.
This tool is also compatible with many third-party apps such as Intercom, Slack, and Github so teams building SaaS products will be easily impressed with what Roadmap 2.0 has to offer.
Official site: roadmap.space
Want to read an external review on Roadmap 2.0? Listen to the comments here.
StartupResources.io
New startup owners, here’s your chance to cut your research time and be even more productive in learning how to get your business soaring! With StartupResources.io, you get a glorious directory of startup resources which are all neatly categorized by topics such as Payment Solutions, Marketing, Leads, Analytics, Pre-Launch Traction, and many more. Each startup tool comes with a short description so that you can be better informed before using that tool. Startup owners should certainly spend some time looking through this curated collection today!
Official site: startupresources.io
Want to read an external review on StartupResources.io? Navigate over to this page.
EWWW Image Optimizer
If you upload lots of images to your WordPress site, EWWW Image Optimizer keeps the files small so your pages load faster, and load speed plays a part in on-page SEO. The free version has no limit on the number or size of images.
Official site: EWWW Image Optimizer on WordPress.org
Your browser’s developer tools
Have you built a website for your client based on their font preferences but want to show your client how much better it would look with another font?
You don’t need a separate tool for this any more. Right-click any text in Chrome, Edge or Firefox, choose Inspect, and change its font-family to preview a different font on any live website, just on your screen.
Bear
Bear is an app made for the iOS platform which allows users to craft pretty notes as well as focused prose on the go. There are lots of rich features in this tool, such as an Advanced Markup Editor, Smart Data Recognition, Cross-Link Notes, Support for Images and Videos, and many more. You also get to choose from beautiful themes and typography so creating content, whether you are writing grocery notes or penning your thesis, takes place in a setting where you are motivated to write and has lots of writing features to enhance your content. Regardless of who you are, if you love to write or take notes, Bear is the smart writing app you should get!
Official site: bear.app
Want to read an external review on Bear? Here’s a glorious review!
Wow, that’s ten tools in a swift swipe! As you can see, we have something for every designer, writer, startup owner, and creative professional out there in our July roundup.
If you have started using some of these tech tools, do share your feedback with us so that our readers can learn more from your usage experience.
See you in our next monthly roundup and remember to keep hacking off productivity till we meet again!
From the original list: Automate That Shit, Pixpie and Font Fit are no longer available.
