Uses

YouTube Premium is one of the very first subscriptions I’ve purchased. Its been my go-to source of entertainment for over a decade.

I don’t know why I’m paying for this every month. I don’t even use Twitter that much. But the idea of making money just by sh#tposting excites me, and I plan to do it someday.

This one’s obvious, isn’t it? If you’re running a website, this is a must-have. I don’t want to deal with cheap or free mailboxes, and I want all my Google services under one roof.

Cloudflare doesn’t get the love it deserves. It’s like a mini AWS without the complexity. And yes, serverless. Think extremely cheap POCs and MVPs.

Snagged an auction server here. It’s older hardware, but dirt cheap and runs everything I need without breaking a sweat. No surprise bills (looking at you AWS), just straightforward hosting that works.

I’ve used this for almost a decade. Cursor is fine, but sometimes I just want to code myself, and VS Code is still the most comfortable place to do that.

This is my everything. Daily planner, notes dump, CRM, all of it. The free plan is so good that I’ve never felt the need to pay.

I’ve been learning design pretty seriously on the side. Figma is the industry standard now. Even if you’re a web dev, you need to know it.

The new kid on the design block that spits out React code instead of bulky JSON. Still early, but it looks very promising.

A tiny calendar that lives in my Mac’s menu bar. I love how it integrates with Apple Calendar and shows all my events at a glance.

Mac Spotlight feels cute until you use Raycast. Install it once, and half your OS starts running on autopilot.

My personal notification system. Whatever happens, wherever it happens, I get notified on Telegram if it’s important. All my other apps are muted.

The best LLM for coding, in my experience. I’ve tried plenty of models, and this one consistently performs the best, even though it’s not perfect.

I use this for almost everything that’s not coding-related, mostly thanks to the generous free limits. Second best LLM in my books.