What I Use

This is a curated list of the apps, tools, and everyday essentials I use for work and daily life. It covers everything from software I depend on, to hardware I love, and even a few small things that make my life smoother.

Workstation 2023

Hardware

Mobile

  • iPhone 15 Pro
    The color is Natural Titanium. I love switching cases every few months and have built up a small collection.
  • AirPods Pro 2
    These are my everyday carry headphones—what I love most is the noise cancellation.

Software

Development
  • Visual Studio Code
    My default editor for almost everything.
  • FiraCode
    This is my current programming font.
  • Safari and Vivaldi
    Safari for causal browsings and Vivaldi for development. I love the speed dial for bookmark in Vivaldi.
  • GitHub
    You know it, for keeping my code.
  • Netlify
    For hosting all my static websites.
Writings
  • Apple Notes
    This is my main notebook for all my writings and scribbles.
  • Notion
    For other writing purposes where I need a more powerful tool I use this.
Others
  • Canva
    I love this app, I have using this for all my for all my social media posts to birthday cards.
  • Raindrop
    I’ve tried Pocket and Readwise for saving bookmarks, but I’ve finally settled on this one.
  • NetNewsWire
    I use it for reading RSS feeds, and I love that it syncs seamlessly across devices using iCloud.
  • YouTube Music
    I’m always listening to music—this is the one thing I can’t live without.
  • Apple Reminders
    I use this one a lot because it helps me offload things I want to remember.
  • Podcasts
    Yes, for listening podcasts.
  • Journal
    For writing my reflections occasionally.
Services
  • Typing club
    I learned typing through this website and I am still learning.
  • Olam
    This is a Malayalam dictionary and its founded by a Malayali.  

As we all know, we use many apps and software daily. Here, I’ve highlighted just the main ones, though I’ll add more if I come across something interesting. For more setups, check out the awesome collection at uses.tech, where people share their favorites.

Update: You can read about my OLD workstation setup here.