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What Tools FounderPal Uses
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14 tools · grouped by what FounderPal uses
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Stripe
· 2 mentions · 2 sourcesPayments“you put a fucking click or stripe and then you redirect people to a page you didn't put the URL publicly and that's it, it works. You're done on payment.”
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“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Stripe (https://stripe.com/) (payments)”
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OpenAI
· 2 mentions · 2 sourcesPlatform“Our main tech stack is Bubble (https://bubble.io/) (frontend) Xano (https://xano.io/qhc6q8de) (backend) OpenAI (https://openai.com/) (brains of the tool)”
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“Obviously OpenAI is not the only cost we have. It's one of the three, the most significant costs for FounderPal and for our business in general.”
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Bubble
· 2 mentions · 2 sourcesPlatform“We built FounderPal (https://founderpal.ai/) with no-code to move fast. Instead of spending 3 months to learn basic programming, we pay Bubble $32/mo to ship in 3 weeks.”
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“I feel myself very comfortable at Bubble. I can ship really fast.”
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Xano
· 2 mentions · 2 sources“Our main tech stack is Bubble (https://bubble.io/) (frontend) Xano (https://xano.io/qhc6q8de) (backend) OpenAI (https://openai.com/) (brains of the tool) Xano, as a no-code backend service, is way more powerful than Bubble.”
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“The other two is ConvertKit for email marketing. the Xano for our backend. So we use not Bubbles backend, but a separate no-code backend, which is called Xano, which is super great.”
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Ghost
· 1 mentionOther“To illustrate the point, we have the “Weekly Dan” newsletter (Substack), MakerBox Blog (Ghost), and Customers + Future marketing newsletter (ConvertKit).”
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Plausible Analytics
· 1 mentionAnalytics“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Plausible Analytics (https://plausible.io/) & Mixpanel (https://mixpanel.com/) (web and product analytics)”
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Tella
· 1 mention“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Tella (https://www.tella.tv/) (Video tours)”
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Twitter
· 1 mentionSocial media“We get sales from Twitter. We get support on Product Hunt launches from Twitter. We build partnerships on Twitter. ... Audience Building on Twitter (https://twitter.com/DanKulkov). We have 9000 (I am not that popular) and 11 000 followers. It’s not the biggest audience, but everyday people click ...”
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Substack
· 1 mention“My newsletter “Weekly Dan” (https://dankulkov.substack.com/). I send two issues every week with actionable tips for Solopreneurs. It has only 600+ readers (I don’t promote it a lot, but I should), and it already brought us 10% of sales in 2023.”
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Supabase
· 1 mention“I use one company named Superbase where you directly can connect to the database without doing the backend.”
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Senja
· 1 mention“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Senja (https://senja.io/) (testimonials)”
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MixPanel
· 1 mentionAnalytics“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Plausible Analytics (https://plausible.io/) & Mixpanel (https://mixpanel.com/) (web and product analytics)”
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Keywords Everywhere
· 1 mentionOther“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Keywords Everywhere (https://keywordseverywhere.com/) (SEO)”
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Canny
· 1 mentionOther“Here’s what we use for marketing and operations: Canny (https://canny.io/) (Feature requests)”
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