Automation
Microsoft Power Automate
Consider a cloud flow when your team already works in Microsoft 365 and wants to move a repeatable task between approved services.
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Generated media
Midjourney
Consider it when your next decision is which visual direction or illustration feels right for a launch.
Rich text editors
Milkdown
Compare it when people should be able to edit formatted text visually while the saved writing is readable as Markdown.
Site and app search
MiniSearch
Consider it for help articles or another collection that fits in memory and needs search across titles and body text.
Documentation
Mintlify
Use it when product changes and documentation changes should be reviewed together and readers need a separate help site.
Design
Miro
Use it when a group needs to sort feedback together and leave with a decision people can refer to later.
AI platforms
Mistral AI
Consider it when you need a developer API and can choose a model, billing setup and retention policy for the specific job.
Analytics
Mixpanel
Consider it if you need to find where people leave a flow and can define what counts as finishing it.
Design assets, icons and fonts
Mobbin
Compare it when you want examples of how other apps guide users through a task before designing your own version.
Browser testing
Mock Service Worker
Use it when a screen needs to show what happens if a service returns an empty list, an error or a normal result.
API development and testing
Mockoon
Use a local mock when you need predictable replies, such as an empty list or a temporary error, without touching the real system.
Browser automation
Modal
Consider it when your team needs to run a disposable processing job and decide which outputs should survive it.
Payments
Mollie
Consider it for an eligible European business that wants to offer customers their local ways to pay while keeping control of the sale.
Databases and backends
MongoDB
Useful when your app usually opens and updates a group of fields together, and you can decide which fields and identifiers every record must have.
Database clients
MongoDB Compass
Use Compass when your app already stores data in MongoDB and you need to see what a saved record actually contains.
UI libraries
Motion Primitives
Useful when you want an animated control with source you can adapt and your project can already use React, Tailwind and Motion.
Databases and backends
MySQL
Useful when the site or app you are building already expects MySQL, or when you want SQL tables with rules for stock, orders or other shared records.
Automation
n8n
Useful when you want to inspect individual steps or need control over where the workflow runs.
Domains and DNS
Name.com
Consider it if you need a registrar and want a copy of DNS records before moving a name that uses its nameservers.
Domains and DNS
Namecheap
Use it when you want to compare domain deals and ongoing renewal costs. Confirm which nameservers are active before changing a record.
Business email
Namecheap Private Email
Use it when you want a mailbox plan and already know where the domain’s mail records are managed.
Embedded integrations
Nango
Consider Nango when a customer needs to connect their own account and you expect to define exactly which records to bring into your app.
Product demos and video
Navattic
Use it when visitors should see how a feature works without signing in to your actual product.
Databases and backends
Neon
For an app that needs a hosted Postgres database or a separate database copy for testing changes.