File over app. Extensible, malleable. Helps me keep my thoughts in order.

IDE of choice.

It's my go-to-model, even if the Mac App is rather… inefficient.

Favorite coding agent. I run with a pretty basic setup in Ghostty.

The best products still sweat the details. That hasn't changed.

Terminal of choice. Fast, native, a joy to use.

Clean markdown. Distraction-free. This is where long writing sessions take place.

Browser of choice for macOS and iOS. Hard to beat in terms of focus on the essentials. (At least historically)

I like where it's going. A lot of details are incredibly well thought out, and it's a joy to use.

I don't have a perfect system, and I don't intend on building one. Keyboard first, and a lot of sweating the details.

Split inbox is what keeps me loyal. That, and the keyboard first approach to everything.

Team wiki.

My first install on every Mac. I basically navigate my Mac with hotkeys. Should write about that setup.

Read-it-later done really well. Continously improving.

All messaging apps in one. Much better than 4 dock icons for different services.

I keep going back and forth with Apple Music all the time. Like, all the time.

Immersive nature soundscapes for deep focus. It just works. Beautifully.

Screenshots (& more!) for macOS how they should be. That is all.

Lovely and well-crafted utility that adds some color and personality to my dock.

A utility that stuck with me. Especially for weekly overviews with a per-site breakdown.