My Everyday Toolkit

Inspired by Uses This, a look at the tools that help me think, design, and ship!

SOFTWARE

Design

  • Figma: Where 97% of my ideas are born, iterated, and rage-quit.

  • Figma Make: Natural language to production-ready UI. The blank canvas problem is solved.

  • FigJam: Sticky notes, doodles, chaos, just how I like it.

  • Claude Code: Describe a page, get the full build. No code written by hand.

  • Cursor: AI-native code editor. Helps me prototype faster than I can sketch.

  • Stitch: Speak to a canvas, get design directions. Free and fast.

  • Antigravity: Design to production-ready code, directly from Figma.

  • Framer or WebFlow: When I want to ditch the dev and build it myself.

  • Zeplin: No more "Where's the padding?" convos.

  • Contrast: Helping me not design for vampires. Accessibility FTW.

Editing

  • Loom: Because sometimes showing > telling > 37 Slack messages.

  • iMovie: My fallback editor for quick cuts and classic fades.

Productivity

  • Raycast: Spotlight’s cooler cousin with superpowers.

  • BrainFM: Focus in a tab, turns chaos into a flow state.

  • PomoFocus: Keeps me in the zone… for 25 minutes at a time.

  • Notion: My second brain that actually remembers things.

Utility

  • Perplexity: When Google feels slow & GPT feels chatty.

  • Slack: Where team banter and deep work collide.

  • Numi: A calculator that speaks human. Finally!

HARDWARE

Computing

Peripheral

Production

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Weekdays are all about tools. Evenings are for reading and relaxing. Weekends? That’s reserved for motorcycling into places where even the GPS gets nervous!