If you’ve been envying your Mac-toting friends of their ability to use Sketch, which is arguably the best prototyping tool for web site and app design, then envy them no more - the free tool Lunacy has come to your rescue. It’s compatible with, and quite similar to, Sketch, although maybe not quite as polished.

Completely free tool to track up to thousands of keywords directly in a Google Sheets spreadsheet.

LeapIN is a turn-key solution to set up a company in Estonia with a bank account. They handle incorporation, ongoing accounting needs, and annual taxes and compliance, for a pretty low price (starting at EUR 49 per month). This is based on Estonia’s e-Residency solution, and gives you a presence within the EU. You’ll need to visit for a proper bank account but can get incorporated and started without a visit using e.g. a Transferwise account to receive money.

Lets you show notifications of, for example, other users purchasing your product, to build social proof. Seems pretty slick. Starts at $99/year or $17/month.

If you’d prefer to pay a flat rate per month rather than a per-word cost for a writer to help with your content needs, then Contentfly may be the productized service for you.

This is kind of interesting and may be useful for some. It’s a marketplace of various types of data sets, some free, some paid. Many are mostly useful for machine learning training, but others can help you more immediately, for example investor lists, a marketing plan, lists of tools and more.

Designers out there, or anyone who just wants their own weird font, will probably find this useful. Free for one font at a time, then $8/month.

I liked this episode, and the “cockroach startup” concept that it describes. It’s an interview with Jeffrey Feldberg and Stephen Wells, who founded Embanet to help colleges take learning online, and sold it for $200M within 7 years of founding.

This article covers and links to Mary Meeker’s slide deck, one of the absolute must-reads each year. Check it out if you want to get a feel for how the macro environment in technology is changing.

Read this, then stop selling to startups.

Many subscribers are doing content marketing. A key to getting more out of the content you create is to recycle it in various ways, e.g. create a video from a blog post, make an infographic from it later, etc. Here’s an article on 8 ways to do this.