Software I use, gadgets I love, and other things I recommend.
I often get asked about the tools I use to build software, stay productive, or sometimes even buy just to feel productive when I'm actually procrastinating. Here’s a comprehensive list of all my favorite tools and resources.
Workstation
Apple MacBook Air(2017)
It's light weight and an incredible machine that can quite literally do anything I ask it to, without breaking a sweat. I can use it for both personal and business purpose.
HP EliteDisplay 27-inch AntiGlare HD Monitor
It's a large HD monitor. It makes it easy to view multiple open windows on a single screen.
Logitech Keyboard
I love the feel of the keys and the fact that it’s wireless.
Logitech Mouse
It has simple gestures on its smooth, seamless surface. It’s also wireless and rechargeable.
Apple Airpods Pro 2nd Gen
I love these for the noise cancellation and the transparency mode. They’re also great for phone calls and the sound quality is surprisingly good.
Garmin Forerunner® 165 Music
One of the best smartwatches I've ever used. I wear always in my hand to track my health and has a long battery life.
Development tools
Visual Studio Code
My code editor of choice. I’ve tried a bunch of others but always come back to this one. Lightweight and powerful.
Terminus
Its used to my manage my muliple terminal windows.
Warp
It's a terminal emulator—a sleek command-line tool I use to manage my MacBook Pro.
TablePlus
Great software for working with databases. Has saved me from building about a thousand admin interfaces for my various projects over the years.
Design
Figma
My go-to design tool. I use it for everything from wireframes to high-fidelity mockups.
Productivity and Finance
Spendee
A simple money manager that helps me track my expenses and income. It’s a great tool for budgeting and planning.
MProfit
My portfolio management software. It helps me track my investments. It saves me a lot of time and effort.
Apple Reminders
A To-Do List to organize my daily chores. It helps me to keep track of my tasks.
Apple Calendar
Great tool for scheduling meetings while protecting my calendar and making sure I still have lots of time for deep work during the week.
Notion
I am a big fan on Notion. It's my second brain. Personal life management, note taking, work documentation, and any sort of writing goes here.