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160 apps
Edimakor
AI-driven video editing and content generation.
Marketing & Content › Video & Visual Creation / AI editing tools
PenPrism
AI content agent that turns topic insights into publication-ready articles.
Marketing & Content › Content & SEO / Insight-driven drafting
Bigin by Zoho
A lightweight pipeline CRM from Zoho for small businesses.
Sales & CRM › CRM

Close
A sales CRM focused on outbound calling, email, and sales productivity.
Sales & CRM › CRM

Copper
A CRM built around Google Workspace workflows.
Sales & CRM › CRM

Freshsales
A sales CRM from Freshworks with pipeline, communication, and automation features.
Sales & CRM › CRM
257 tools across 41 categories, each with pricing and caveats.
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From your goal to the tools that get it done
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Tell us what you want to do. We turn it into clear steps and recommend the right tool for each — with honest notes on what to check before you commit.
Edimakor
AI-driven video editing and content generation.
Marketing & Content › Video & Visual Creation / content_creation
PenPrism
AI content agent that turns topic insights into publication-ready articles.
Marketing & Content › Content & SEO / research
Bigin by Zoho
A lightweight pipeline CRM from Zoho for small businesses.
Sales & CRM › CRM

Close
A sales CRM focused on outbound calling, email, and sales productivity.
Sales & CRM › CRM
Goal-first stacks
Start with one institute-management app as your single system of record so batches, students, attendance, and fee records all live in one place instead of registers and spreadsheets. Add online course or content delivery only if you teach recorded or live classes, and keep it connected so you do not maintain student lists twice. Wire in an Indian payment gateway for online fee collection with UPI, and put fee due dates and receipts on autopilot. Then capture every admission enquiry in a single form and follow up on official WhatsApp, because that is where Indian parents and students actually reply. Finally, run light social marketing to fill batches and keep accounting GST-ready from day one.
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Start with one EMR / clinic-management tool as your core, because in India a good EMR like Healthplix, DocPulse, Medixcel, or MocDoc usually bundles appointments, patient records, prescriptions, and billing in one place, so you avoid stitching five apps together on day one. Once the core is running, add a simple online intake and registration step so new patients self-register and you capture clean details before they arrive. Next, turn on digital payments with a UPI-first gateway like Razorpay or Cashfree. Then layer WhatsApp on top for appointment reminders, no-show reduction, and recall of patients due for follow-up, since WhatsApp is where Indian patients actually read messages. Finally, connect accounting and GST with Tally or Zoho Books so collections, expenses, and any taxable services reconcile cleanly at filing time.
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Start with one salon-management platform that runs your appointment book, billing/POS, and customer database, because that single system becomes the spine everything else plugs into. Next, connect a payments layer so you can accept UPI, cards, and online deposits cleanly and reconcile them, instead of guessing from your bank statement. Once bookings and money flow through one place, add WhatsApp for automated reminders, rebooking nudges, and review requests, since that is where Indian clients actually read messages and where no-shows and repeat visits are won or lost. Then layer in social and creative tools so a stylist with a phone can post consistent, branded content. Finally, put a GST-ready accounting tool underneath everything so daily sales, expenses, and tax filing stay clean as you grow.
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Most people know the outcome they want, not the tool. So we start from the job to be done and build the right set of tools around it — and you can still browse by category whenever you like.
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Marketing & Content › Video & Visual Creation
Sales & CRM › CRM
Customer relationship management software for tracking leads, deals, customers, and sales activity.
Sales & CRM › Sales Automation & Outreach
Commerce & Operations › E-commerce Storefront
Tools to build and run an online store or D2C brand — product catalog, checkout, and storefront — assessed for Indian sellers including UPI and rupee pricing.
Commerce & Operations › Forms, Surveys & Lead Capture
Form builders and lead capture tools for collecting enquiries from websites, ads, and landing pages and routing them into a CRM or messaging workflow.
Describe the outcome you want and get a practical set of tools — what to use first, what to add later, and how it fits together.
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