Tech stack

Gear, apps, and little workflow comforts

A practical list of the hardware, software, and apps that power my day-to-day workflow. Not sponsored, just stuff I genuinely use and love.

Current iteration of my desk setup
Current iteration of my ever-changing setup
9 items

Setup

The physical gear I reach for every day.

6 items

Apps

Software that keeps the workflow moving.

  • VS Code

    My go-to code editor, nothing comes close.

  • Cursor

    I used to heavily use this until VS Code caught up with CoPilot's features (also cheaper). Still a great option for an AI-powered coding experience.

  • Notion

    For all my notes, docs, and project management. Been using it since 2021 and wish I'd started sooner. Only downside is that it doesn't support note taking with an Apple Pencil.

  • Windows PowerToys

    A must-have for any Windows power user. I have several macros setup that have saved me countless hours over the years.

  • Wallpaper Engine

    Having a dynamic, completely customizable wallpaper is such a game changer. There's thousands of wallpapers available through the Steam workshop to choose from, or you can make your own like I do!

  • ChatGPT

    My best friend ngl