Uses

1Password is the first thing I install on every new device.

Claude code has become my preferred daily driver for agentic tooling. At this point Claude feels almost like a pair programmer or partner in crime.

Replaced macOS's native screenshot tool. Provides comprehensive screenshot and sharing capabilities for team collaboration.

It’s no frills, gets the job done. I still switch back to Warp occasionally, but that’s happening less and less.

Click anywhere, without a mouse. Particularly valuable in applications lacking strong keyboard shortcut integration.

Primary tool for key remapping on macOS, enabling hyper key functionality. Used with Raycast for launching frequently-used apps through keyboard shortcuts.

I’ve been there and back again when it comes to notes apps and processes. These days I use short lived notes as a method for processing my thoughts and planning things. I’ve settled on notion because it’s easy to use and the notes are shareable. In addition I use databases to power the content of this site.

Originally used to replace Spotlight for app launching, this tool has become central to my workflow. I use it for app launching, clipboard history, window switching, window management, bookmarks via quicklinks, Apple Notes searching, Apple Shortcuts triggering, and Slack status updates.

By far the best API client out there. It works offline and can even sync workspaces via git.

The only budgeting app I've maintained long-term. Rather than being a passive tool, it requires active engagement and I’ve found that to be the missing ingredient for me when it comes to other budgeting systems.

Zed is my daily driver not only because it’s fast, but also because it’s so easy to configure to be just how I like it. I never thought I’d cancel my Jetbrains subscription, but between Claude Code and Zed I’m more productive than ever.