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To celebrate Notion's recent product updates (such as Forms and Layouts), I'm offering free Notion workspace builds. If your team - Wants to reduce the number of internal/productivity tools in your tech stack but doesn't know how - Has an existing workspace that is poorly optimized - Has been considering using Notion as a potential internal solution I will build your company's Notion workspace from scratch (or modify its existing workspace) for free. This does not include custom automations or organization-wide builds for companies larger than 20 people. #smallbusiness #productivity #techstack

Notion—the tool that promises seamless organization and ultimate flexibility... until you find yourself buried in a sea of templates! ?? It often starts with one simple page—maybe a to-do list or a project tracker. But before you know it, you're surrounded by countless templates, each claiming to optimize your workflow. Suddenly, your workspace has transformed from streamlined to chaotic. There’s a template for tasks, goals, content calendars, habit trackers, and even one to track your other templates. And sometimes, it feels like you're spending more time organizing your productivity tool than being productive! How do you manage this balance? Do you have a go-to setup that keeps you on track, or are you still finding the best way to navigate the template overwhelm? Share your Notion story below—I’m interested to learn how others make the most of this powerful tool. ?? #notion #productivity #organization #workflow Image credit: u/lukakopajtic in r/Notion

Have an idea for a new digital tool but don't know how to get started? We built BuildPath (https://lnkd.in/eRmkYxtN) to help you decide. Input what you want to build and specific features you'd like to include to get tailored recommendations. Here's a demo from our founder, Michael: https://lnkd.in/ecGE4a5b #InternalTools #ProductDevelopment

When web APIs get involved, it can be difficult for startup operators to develop new tools and processes. Here are 3 tips to build your technical reading skills: 1) Learn the basics If you're using a web API, you'll send HTTP requests that are likely RESTful (REST architecture). Knowing the fundamentals of RESTful APIs will prevent headache down the road. We've written an overview to get you started: https://lnkd.in/eAC3ZqNW 2) Analyze the hierarchy of objects Every API service has a hierarchy of objects. For Stripe, the high-level objects include Customers, Payment Methods, and Products. This will help you navigate the documentation and gain a basic understanding of how objects are connected between endpoints. 3) Take advantage of shortcuts Most DevRel teams use tools like GitBook to write their documentation. These tools have built-in features like smart search and a comprehensive table of contents to help you quickly find niche sections in the document. Take full advantage of these features to save time finding what you're looking for. Most importantly: don't try to do everything yourself. Asking a technical friend or colleague can be a lifesaver during crunch time. #apis #technicalhelp #internaltools

Is your business software living up to your expectations? Here are 4 ways to take advantage of the tools you already use ?? #businesssoftware #startups #smallbusiness #processoptimization

So, you want to build a web app but don't know where to start... Here's how ??

You've likely heard of APIs...but what are they? Check out our ELI5 (explain like I'm 5) below ??

it's not easy to build an MVP from scratch! That's why we're here to help. Whether it's a marketplace, SaaS, or internal tool to grow your business, we're dedicated to developing the right solution for you. #smallbusiness #startups #nocode

At Keymaker, we're proud to work with world-class business owners and startup founders to bring innovative solutions to life. To learn more about the great work we do, visit our website at keymaker.studio. #nocode #agency #softwaredevelopment #processautomation