You are as good as the tools you use. This is true for any profession, and Product Management is no exception. In this article, I will share the top go-to apps that I use as a Product Manager, and the purpose they serve.
Best tools for Product Managers in 2024 (Updated)
These are the best apps that you should use as a Product Manager in 2024:
| App Name | Purpose | URL |
|---|---|---|
| FeatureOS | Customer feedback management | https://featureos.com |
| Miro | Visual Collaboration | https://miro.com |
| Slack | Internal Communication | https://slack.com |
| FeatureOS KB | Knowledge Base | https://featureos.com/knowledge-base |
| Jam | Easy bug reporting | https://jam.dev |
| Typeform | Forms collection tool | https://typeform.com |
| Notion | Knowledge management | https://notion.so |
| Airtable | Database management | https://airtable.com |
| Google Docs | Document collaboration | https://docs.google.com |
| Figma | Design collaboration | https://figma.com |
| Github | Code collaboration | https://github.com |
| Pitch | Presentation Tool | https://pitch.com |
| Loom | Video recording | https://loom.com |
| Carrd | Responsive website builder | https://carrd.co |
| Canva | Graphic design | https://canva.com |
| Cleanshot | Screenshot tool for macOS | https://cleanshot.com |
This is a growing list of tools that I use to build great products. If you think I have missed something out, you can ping me on Twitter @imkarthikk and I will add it to the list.
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