UserEngage (https://userengage.com) - Keep things simple with a single platform for all your messaging and relationships with customers.

This gem is a Ruby Wrapper made to use the Userfox API conveniently

Make long integer ids pretty, short and less confusing by shortening via conversion to base34

Provides a prompt object for requesting user input

Provides simple, convention-based, user input validation and coercion. Also provides a 'type safe hash' and command line option parser that use it.

Client library for the User Management App API

Usernames for ActiveRecord models.

Simple authentication gem to ask user for username/password and save to a file if desired

A rails gem providing naming methods for user models

This gem adds notifications to your app, you can display the notifications where you want, add a dropdown on your header for example. Add views, mailer views and go !

Add preferences to any Rails model easily by adding a text column and adding a couple macros

Simple user profile formatter. It checks that user profile exists.

Simple wrapper for the Userstack API https://userstack.com

Userswitch is a Rails plugin for switching between commonly used roles and users. It's particularly useful for development and staging environments when you often need to switch between various accounts. It saves you from the hassle of logging in or out.

A jQuery plugin provides to display time in user's timezone.

This gem lets you add a 'has_timezone' to a User, Contact or Account that has a city, state, country or zip and it will add the #timezone attribute that will automatically populate the timezone attribute.

Gem for tracking user's activity on a rails app using mixpanel, intercom, slack and database

Declare that one classes uses an instance of another to help your code be a bit more sustainable

Makes your migrations work with usesguid plugin without explicitly defining the primary key id or foreign keys in migrations.

Ruby wrapper to mimick parts of ActiveRecord query interface to obtain data conveniently (and human friendly 😅) from Salesforce RESTful API.