Summary List PlacementInvestors from Generation Z — generally, those in their mid-20s or younger — have quickly staked their role in Silicon Valley, landing coveted jobs at major firms and overseeing millions of dollars in equity. Their insights are already shaking up venture capital as they make names for themselves through TikTok, Twitter, and other nontraditional paths. Insider profiled 29 up-and-coming Gen Z VCs in February. We asked some of these young investors to share the names of the platforms for work, productivity, gaming, and socializing they've recently discovered and are keeping a close eye on.