The Remote Stash

In plain words

The Remote Stash is a curated directory of 330 tools organized by category to support remote work. Compiled from surveys of 3,000 remote workers and research across multiple platforms, the collection covers productivity, developer tools, and other tech categories essential for distributed teams. It serves as a reference guide for anyone building or optimizing a remote work setup.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Meet the largest hand-picked list of the best tools for remote work. To compile it all we searched on Quora, Hacker News, surveyed 3000 remote workers and went through Alexa and Capterra to filter only the greatest tools. As a result: 330 categorised tools.

• 
  Dograh▲592

  The open source VAPI alternative

  Dev tools · 25d ago · dograh.com

• 
  Meridian▲530

  Don't let your work go unnoticed. Get promoted!

  Dev tools · 20d ago · meridiona.com

• 
  x1▲516

  Lovable for iPhone apps go from idea to App Store

  Dev tools · 11d ago · x1.new

• 
  The GTM Co-Founder▲402

  Open-source GTM skills for technical founders

  Dev tools · 29d ago · gtmcofounder.com

• 
  Open-Source eInk Bike Computer▲385

  OpenTrailPaper is open-source bike computer firmware for the LilyGO T5S3 4.7" E-Paper PRO. It supports offline maps, GPX routes, FIT recording and Bluetooth sensors.

  Dev tools · 1d ago · opentrailpaper.com

• 
  Nuphos▲380

  The AI-Native DevOps Workspace.

  Dev tools · 24d ago · nuphos.ai

• 
  MicroAcquire▲1,553

  A free & anonymous startup acquisition marketplace

  Commerce · 2020 · microacquire.com

• 
  YourStack▲1,251

  A new community for sharing the products you use and ❤️

  Life & fun · 2020 · yourstack.com

• 
  Become an Indie Hacker▲827

  The ultimate resource for starting profitable side projects

  Growth · 2020 · indiehackers.com

• IW
  I wrote a book for engineers that want to become engineering managers▲695

  Hey folks. Last year I was fortunate enough to sign a deal to write a book with my favorite technical publisher, The Pragmatic Bookshelf. When I started out as an Engineering Manager many years ago, I found that there wasn't a huge amount of material that specifically and practically helped me understand how to do my job. When you learn to program there's all of these amazing tutorials, examples and guides, but what was there for new managers? In response to this, a couple of years ago I started a blog over at https://www.theengineeringmanager.com which got a decent amount of…

  Work · 2020

• 
  Bannerbear▲663

  Auto-generate IG Stories, Pinterest Pins and more

  Growth · 2020 · bannerbear.com

• 
  Mine▲607

  Discover and control what the internet knows about you

  Work · 2020