Project management
Trello
Start here if your team wants to see what is waiting, what has an owner and what is ready to check at a glance.
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Background jobs
Trigger.dev
For apps that need to run code for a report, import or other slow task outside the web server.
Security and app protection
TruffleHog
Start here if your team inherited an app and needs to check what might still be exposed in earlier changes.
Testimonials and reviews
Trustindex
Consider it when you already have reviews elsewhere and want a sourced display on your site.
Testimonials and reviews
Trustmary
Consider it when you need to distinguish private feedback from reviews and want to display a specific set of approved records.
Testimonials and reviews
Trustpilot
Consider it when buyers want to read a range of independent service reviews, including experiences you would not select as testimonials.
Notifications and messaging
Twilio
Use its messaging service when an update needs to reach someone by text on an eligible phone number.
Transactional email
Twilio SendGrid
For an app that can connect a verified sender and wants to trace email delivery over time.
Forms and surveys
Typeform
Use it when the order of questions and the ending matter to the experience, and you can budget for responses across all the forms in your account.
Social distribution
Typefully
It fits when you write text-led updates for more than one network and want to keep personal and business drafts separate.
Languages and runtimes
TypeScript
Use it to understand the checks in an existing JavaScript or TypeScript project before changing how the app builds.
Site and app search
Typesense
Consider it for a product catalog or searchable directory where you know which fields you want to search, sort or filter.
Analytics
Umami
Consider it when you want to start with a small set of page views and events and choose between managed hosting and your own server.
Paid acquisition
Unbounce
Use it when you need a dedicated page and a clear next action after someone arrives from an ad.
Design assets, icons and fonts
unDraw
Consider it when a supporting illustration helps explain a state and the action is still clear in words.
Embedded integrations
Unified.to
Consider it when you want to read live records and can check the coverage and cost of each service you need.
Caching and rate limiting
Unkey
Consider it when one business customer may have multiple keys and you need to decide whether they share an allowance.
Feature flags and experiments
Unleash
Consider it when you need to manage rollout rules separately for different environments or run the flag service on your own infrastructure.
CSS frameworks
UnoCSS
Consider it when you want utility classes and need control over which rules and shared values your build uses.
RAG and vector data
Unstructured
Consider it when you have mixed file types and need to preserve enough source information to review search results.
File storage and media
Uploadcare
Consider it when you need an upload interface and media delivery together and want to price storage, operations and traffic separately.
File storage and media
UploadThing
Use it when a feature needs an upload button, progress and a saved file record. If those files are confidential, confirm the paid private-file setup before taking customer uploads.
Background jobs
Upstash
Consider it when your host already runs web requests and you want a service to deliver and retry jobs at that address.
Uptime and status
Uptime Kuma
Compare it if you can run and maintain a separate monitoring machine, including its storage and alerts.