I never recommend anything without trying it first: that is the golden rule that I go by! 🙂 Here are some great websites I found that will help you increase your productivity within your startup.

1. Projectflow

It's simple and easy to use with a drag-and-drop interface. It has customizable columns - so you can add more columns needed and is more flexible than the traditional To Do/In Progress/Done columns. "A popular example is for web design companies to set their columns to: Proposed, Planning, Design, Development, Testing & QA, and Post-Launch. Units can also be dragged from column to column, and you can archive your successes.

Good for: 

• Project management process - tracking, checking progresses and so on.
• Setting milestones - both for self and for the startup!
• Daily management.
• Archiving successes.

Trivia: 

• The digital agency, 'Barrel' was co-founded and headed by Peter Kang - I was pleasantly surprised to see yet another Korean name behind a great project and service.
• Other great features are to be incorporated - such as sharing with others, having a printer-friendly view of the board, and integration with apps such as Harvest (time-tracking device) and Basecamp (project management app). So, watch this space!
• Other web apps that provide similar services include: Trello, and Pivotal Tracker (these are also fantastic) but these were a bit too complicated to use for me. I've included snapshots of what their service is like, so decide for yourself.

2. Mind 42.

This one is pretty self-explanatory!

There are other websites such as Bubbl.us but you can only make 3 mindmaps.

Good For:

• Can be used in research to help structure your ideas and concepts
• Creating overview in your information
• Can be used to weigh pros and cons of your decisions (and track them!)

3. Iconfinder

All the icons are .png files (yay!), and you simply have to type a keyword (ie. arrows, apple, etc)

Good For: 

• Powerpoints
• Pricking and choosing the perfect image without having to filter irrelevant images

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