100 resources for technology entrepreneurs

Today, considerable attention is paid to advice for those involved in technology start-ups, but more resources, services and everything that helps create, sell and develop would be useful to us. This is the essence of our (augmented and adapted) selection - no tips, just tools .

1. General

• Our translation: 86 free sites for international promotion;
• Startup Stash: A list of useful tools (40 categories) for startups;
• Freebie Supply: 300 amazing free services;
• Startup {ery: More than 50 categories of resources and a sample of experts;
• VC Cafe Startup Resources: More than 200 resources gathered over several years;
• Startups.co: Everything you need to start a startup;
• Toggl: Free time tracking service;
• Bootswatch: Free Bootstrap templates;
• Slimvoice: Minimalistic billing service;
• Domainr: Quick search to purchase a domain;
• Rapportive: LinkedIn-profiles of colleagues in your Gmail-box.

2. Motivation

• Requests for Startups: Daily distribution of ideas that interest investors;
• Startup Quote: Quotes of founders and investors;
• Foundation: Kevin Rose interviews successful entrepreneurs;
• Pitchenvy: A selection of select start-up presentations;
• Signal Tower: Longrid with designers and entrepreneurs;
• Startups.co.uk: A British startup resource;
• Startup Digest: A selection of start-up events in your city;
• GV Library: The library of one of the most unusual funds;
• StartupTalks: Video Library for startups;
• The How: Industry lessons and seminars;
• Startup Idea Prompts: A humorous generator of ideas for startups;
• Startup Vitamins: Products designed to increase motivation;
• Closed Club: Digest of stories from the life of closed startups;
• #StartupMovies: Movies, TV shows and podcasts for entrepreneurs;
• RandomStartup.org: Issuing a random startup (ala Stumbleupon).

3. Implementation

• StartupStack: Search for startups using the technologies used;
• Talk To Users: Widgets for interactive feedback from your customers;
• InVision: A platform for prototyping and collaboration;
• Codeship: Everything you need for Continuous delivery;
• Segment: Integration of services that work with the data of your customers;
• Batch: Platform to refine your mobile application;
• Commando: Online manager for your servers;
• DigitalOcean: A simple hosting solution for developers;
• Intercom: In-app-or email-interaction with customers;
• Sqwiggle: A tool for interaction within a team.

4. Business

• Knowlium: Business Planning;
• Visible: Work with startup metrics;
• Startup Documents: Work with documents;
• The Startup Admin: Staff Outsourcing;
• Proved: Benchmarking and verification of ideas;
• Clerky: Solving legal problems;
• Pressfarm: Search for journalists on the topic of your startup;
• Startup Growth Calculator: Calculate the required investment;
• Startup Metrics Dashboard: Work with startup metrics;
• Startup Equity Calculator: Calculate options for new employees;
• BP Simulator: Business Process Modeling.

5. Education

• Treehouse: Learning HTML, CSS and mobile development;
• Startup Institute: Paid educational program;
• The Lean Startup: A popular approach to working with a startup [ our topic interview ];
• StartupClass.co: Startup School Y Combinator [ our lecture translations ];
• Startup Sales Bootcamp: Educational program on sales;
• MIT OpenCourseware: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Free Lectures;
• Skillshare Entrepreneurship Classes: Online lectures on entrepreneurship;
• How to Build a Startup: Steve Blanca educational program;
• 3 Day Startup: Compressed course for start-up entrepreneurs;
• Startup Engineering (Stanford): Stanford course on the engineering components of startups.

6. Communities

• Teamstory: Social network for startups;
• #Startup: Community on the Slack Messenger platform;
• Startup Genome: Map of startups and development institutions;
• Startups List: A list of the most prominent startups (by city);
• Inspired Startups: Online community of entrepreneurs;
• Digital NYC: New York Startup Community;
• Startup Blink: Another map of startups and development institutions;
• Represent LA: Detailed map of Los Angeles;
• Mapped In Israel: Detailed Israel Ecosystem Map;
• Start-Up Chile: 6-week educational program.

7. Blogs

• AVC: Friend Wilson's Blog;
• First Round Review: Expert assessments and opinions;
• Trend Watching: Consumer trends and insights;
• Startup Nation: Essential for business;
• Both Sides of the Table: Mark Saster's blog;
• Above The Crowd: Notes by Bill Garley;
• Feld Thoughts: Brad Feld Blog;
• StartupCFO: Mark McLead on investment and growth;
• David G. Cohen: David Cohen's blog;
• Entrepreneur On Fire: A podcast featuring well-known entrepreneurs.

8. Accelerators

• Our digests: support programs for IT start-ups [ 1 , 2 , 3 ];
• Our list: incubators and accelerators of Russia;
• FRIA Accelerator : and about what startups are needed;
• 500 startups;
• Y Combinator;
• Techstars;
• AngelPad;
• DreamIt Ventures;
• Seedcamp;
• Muckerlab;
• Brandery;
• Betaspring;
• Tech Wildcatters.

9. Humor

• Startup Secret Santa: Startup Santa;
• OfficeFetish: Reviews of offices of IT companies;
• Startup Challenge: Y Combinator gamification course;
• Startup Fight: Guess a startup by its brief description;
• Startup Network: Predicting the success of startups.

10. Miscellaneous

• Cool Startup, Bro: Demo video startups;
• Trello: A free tool for visual organization of information;
• STARTUP Threads: Making branded clothing;
• Asana: Organizing teamwork without using mail;
• Startups Anonymous: Anonymous Q & A for startups;
• Unsplash: Free high-res photos;
• Work In Startups: Jobs for startups;
• 7 Cups of Tea: Discussion of your project;
• StartUp: A podcast on behalf of a novice entrepreneur.

11. Our other selections

• Startups: List of all projects of DIDF ;
• 99 resources to promote startups ;
• Remote work: More than 130 useful sources ;
• 86 free sites for promoting startups on the international market ;
• 69 business models of IT companies .

Of course, this list cannot be considered completely exhaustive - feel free to supplement it in the comments and share your own tools, colleagues.