📣 5 Free-to-use Tools For Your Next Web Product
Today’s digest is very helpful, since, using only the presented tools together, you can create a not complex SaaS or easily test your ideas. A simple yet powerful online image editor; a reliable backend for your forms; and an interactive design tool for websites and prototyping. Also, two free-to-use analytics tools.
👉 TinyKiwi
TinyKiwi it’s a simple yet powerful online image editor that helps you create beautiful designs. Easily design anything from eye-catching screenshots for social media and blog post covers to Open Graph images. It’s free to use. Just check out this fantastic tool 😉
👉 Formspark
Formspark is a reliable backend for your forms. It’s a great solution for agencies, freelancers, developers and marketing teams. No server is required. You can use it for collecting emails in your wishlist, for contact forms, for subscriptions, for surveys, etc. The first 250 submissions are free.
👉 Framer
Framer is an interactive design tool for websites and prototyping. It excels at building entire marketing sites, landing pages, online campaigns and much more. It supports every part of the design process, from visual mockups to interactive prototypes, but its unique strength is publishing directly from the canvas 🎨
It has a free plan for hobby projects.
👉 Counter and Microsoft Clarity
For my project Pomotastic, I was searching for a free-to-use Google Analytics alternative. I didn’t want to use GA because of its complexity.
After some amount of time researching, I found Counter. It’s a very simple, easy-to-install, analytics tool. Using Counter, you can track sources, countries, devices, visits, languages, and page views in real time!
Another analytics tool I found, was Microsoft Clarity. It’s a free, easy-to-use tool that captures how real people actually use your website. It provides recordings and heat maps.
