Digital Tools Stack
This is a collection of the apps and tools that I use as a part of my digital tool stack. I've organized them by their context.
- Wispr FlowMac app that lets you easily turn your spoken word into text
- Cleanshot XA screenshot utility for MacOS
- Screen StudioCreate engaging product demos, courses, tutorial and social media videos.
- CalendlyService that enables easy scheduling with multiple calendars
- RocketMac app that makes typing emoji faster and easier using Slack-style shortcuts.
- VanillaMac app that lets you hide your menu bar icons
- Apple DowntimeAn Apple setting that allows you to block apps and notifications during periods of time when you want to reduce unconscious usage of your Apple devices.
- PerplexityAI search engine
- ClaudeAI assistant for organizing thoughts, automating tasks, and creating content outlines
- SpotifyMusic streaming service for focus and entertainment
- CursorAI Code Editor
- Warp TerminalAI first terminal for collaboration and productivity
- AudioPen.AIAudioPen.ai is a voice to text AI service.
- Fly.ioFly.io is a public cloud for shipping fast
- FramerFramer is a no-code website builder
- NotionNotion is an app best used for team collaboration.
- MDXMDX allows you to use JSX (React) in Markdown
- NetlifyThe benefits of using Netlify for hosting your website.
- Astro (JavaScript)Astro is a JavaScript framework for building websites.
- AroundRadically different video conferencing software
- SnipdSnipd is an AI driven podcast that allows me to snip my highlights and send them to Readwise.
- LaunchListLaunchList is a nocode solution for collecting waitlist emails.
- VercelVercel is a hosting platform for web applications. Here's how I use it.
- PostHogPostHog is a suite of product and data tools built for the modern stack. Here's how I use it.
- Karabiner ElementsHow I use Karabiner Elements for a more effective keyboard.
- BashWhy (and how) I use Bash, a computer shell.
- EmacsAn overview of Emacs (the editor) from my perspective and experience.
- React (JavaScript)An overview of React (a JavaScript framework for building user interfaces) from my perspective and experience.
- date-fnsAn overview of date-fns (a date utility for JavaScript) from my perspective and experience.
- MomentJSAn overview of MomentJS (the JavaScript library) from my perspective and experience.
- HomebrewAn overview of Homebrew (the MacOS package manager) from my perspective and experience.
- NextJSNextJS is a React framework that handles server-side routing. Here's how I use it.
- Plate (JavaScript)An overview of PlateJS (A JavaScript editor plugin ecosystem for SlateJS) from my perspective and experience.
- Slate (JavaScript)An overview of SlateJS (a JavaScript library for building text editors) from my perspective and experience.
- Obsidian PublishAn overview of Obsidian Publish (Obsidian's platform for publishing to the web) from my perspective and experience.
- GruntAn overview of Grunt (the JavaScript tool) from my perspective and experience.
- Husky (JavaScript)An overview of Husky (the JavaScript tool) from my perspective and experience.
- LoomWhy (and how) I use Loom, the async video recording platform.
- MacOSAn overview of MacOS (the operating system) from my perspective and experience.
- Notion CalendarAn overview of Cron (the calendar application) from my perspective and experience.
- RaycastAn extensible operating system launcher, serving as a supercharged replacement for Spotlight and Alfred.
- SlackWhy and how I use Slack the communications tool.
- ChromeWhy (and how) I use Chrome as my primary web browser on Desktop.
- MarkdownLearn why Markdown is your key to simplified text editing and how to use it.
- DockerAn overview of Docker (the operating system containerization platform) from my perspective and experience.
- Go (programming language)An overview of Go (the programming language) from my perspective and experience.
- TypeScriptAn overview of TypeScript (the language superset of the language JavaScript) from my perspective and experience.
- gitAn overview of git (the version control system) from my perspective and experience.
- iTerm2An overview of iTerm2 (the shell terminal) from my perspective and experience.
- FigmaMy running notes on how I use Figma, as well as my favorite plugins and conventions.
- JavaScriptAn overview of JavaScript from my perspective and experience.
- Regular ExpressionAn overview of Regular Expressions (a way to search for patterns in text in a programming language) from my perspective and experience.
- NamecheapAn overview of Namecheap (the domain name provider) from my perspective and experience.
- VS CodeAn overview of VS Code (the editor) from my perspective and experience.
- ImprovMX: Custom Email HandlingCustom email domains that mask gmail addresses.
- WebflowMy history as an employee at Webflow.
- ObsidianA remarkable knowledge management tool with impressive features and unique capabilities for information management.
- MongoDBAn overview of MongoDB from my perspective and experience.