Uses

0xProto

I love that the ligatures in this font do not distort the characters' shapes.

Dracula Theme

I love this dark theme. I use it in VSCode, Warp, Telegram, Slack, and more.

GitHub Copilot

Its code completion is impressive, helping you code faster, write tests, and learn new things.

Visual Studio Code

After many years with Sublime, I switched to VSCode like everyone else. It's fast, lightweight, and has a multitude of extensions.

Warp

I used to rely on Hyper with Fig, but a friend recommended Warp. It's fast, offers smooth scrolling, and provides efficient bookmark management.

Affinity Designer

A great alternative to Adobe Illustrator. I use it for vector design and illustrations.

Affinity Photo

A great alternative to Adobe Photoshop. I use it for photo editing; it has all the features I need along with similar shortcuts.

Figma

I use Figma for interface and web design, and Affinity for everything else.

Brave

My default browser—it's fast, secure, and features a built-in ad blocker. I disable almost all of its crypto features.

DaisyDisk

I use this app to clean up my Mac; it displays the sizes of folders and files.

Insomnia

I prefer Insomnia over Postman. It's faster and has a better UI.

LinearMouse

It helps me adjust my mouse's speed and acceleration beyond the default Mac settings without using the terminal.

Magnet

I'm used to how Windows or GNOME manage windows, and Magnet helps me organize them by dragging to the edges or using keyboard shortcuts.

Obsidian

I use it for note-taking, and it's excellent for organizing and managing both user and market research.

Photoroom

An amazing tool that automatically removes the background from product photos and replaces it with a solid color. It saves me a lot of time when editing e-commerce photos.

Stoplight

If you work with APIs and OpenAPI, this is a must-have. It's an excellent tool for managing your API documentation.

TablePlus

I used to use DBeaver, but I switched to TablePlus when they added a diagramming feature. Overall, the UI is better.

tldraw

My go-to tool for whiteboarding. I used to use Excalidraw.

TickTick

My current choice for managing to-do lists—it offers a great UI and UX.

TomatoBar

When I have difficulty focusing, I use the Pomodoro technique with TomatoBar.

Algolia

When it comes to adding search functionality to any project, Algolia is my go-to option.

Better Stack

I love its site monitoring, uptime alerts, heartbeat checks, and on-call management features.

Cloudflare

I use Cloudflare to manage the DNS and CDN for all my domains.

Fly

Fly offers a great developer experience, making it my go-to option for deploying projects.

hCaptcha

A privacy-focused alternative to Google reCAPTCHA.

iCloud+

I switched to iCloud+ from Dashlane, Google Now, and Google Workspace because of its seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem.

Last.fm

I love checking my music stats—I use Last.fm to track my listening habits.

Linear

An amazing issue tracker that I use for both personal and freelance projects. Jira is no longer an option for me.

Literal

I use Literal to track my books and discover new ones.

Notion

I use Notion for personal and project notes.

Odoo

A comprehensive and efficient solution for managing various aspects of business operations—from accounting and inventory to manufacturing and HR.

Pulumi

I love using general-purpose programming languages to define infrastructure as code instead of using HCL like Terraform.

Shopify

Shopify is my preferred e-commerce platform, and its Hydrogen/Remix framework offers the best developer experience for frontend development.

Trakt

I use Trakt to track my TV shows and movies while also discovering new content.

Kap

I use Kap to record short screen videos that I can easily share as MP4s or GIFs.

Shottr

I use it to capture, edit, and share screenshots—perfect for designers and front-end developers.

MacBook Air M1 (2020)

The M1 chip is fantastic—it has enough power to run all the apps I need, even Adobe CS and Android Studio.

Samsung 34" Monitor Ultra WQHD

It makes working with multiple windows side by side much easier—perfect for frontend development and design.

Apple Magic Trackpad

I got used to the gestures on my MacBook. It's a bit expensive, but it's worth it.

Apple Magic Keyboard

I'm not overly demanding when it comes to keyboards, but this one is comfortable to type on, quiet, and works well with the trackpad.

Anker 533 USB-C Hub (5-in-1, Slim)

Everything I need in one place—I can connect my monitor, external hard drive, and Ethernet cable.

AirPods Pro (2nd gen)

I use my AirPods Pro for everything. I love the noise cancellation and transparency mode, though I wish they had volume controls and support for multiple devices.

Everand

I switched from Audible to Everand—i's subscription-based rather than requiring individual book purchases. I love listening to audiobooks while exercising or cooking.

Kindle Paperwhite (8 GB)

It took me years to finally transition to an e-reader. Fantastic for textbooks and long reads.