Apps I Use

I love having passwords and authentication codes in the same app, and the overall experience is extremely intuitive.

I use Antigravity because I own the Pro plan, though I do not use it much.

I use ChatGPT for questions and writing, and Codex when I want an agent working through a repository.

I use Claude Code for code analysis, implementation, and larger development tasks.

An important utility for keeping my Mac clean and managing unnecessary files. It is one of the best apps I have used for this purpose.

My preferred app for screenshots and quick annotated captures.

The terminal I use when several coding agents are running at once and I need to see which one is waiting.

One of the best AI-powered code editors, although it can become quite expensive.

My database client for connecting to and managing PostgreSQL databases.

I use DeepSeek Harness for open-source agent work, from coding tasks to everyday files and documents.

Useful for communication and participating in different communities.

Adjusts the color temperature of the screen and reduces blue light, especially at night. A must-have for me.

Adds mechanical keyboard sounds while typing. I occasionally use it when coding directly on my MacBook keyboard.

My preferred application for visual Git and repository management.

One of the best apps for handwritten notes, especially when using an iPad and Apple Pencil.

I have tried Edge, Safari, Firefox, and Arc, but Chrome still works best for me.

I use Grok Bot for agents that can keep working across my tools after I step away.

I use Hermes for agent work that needs tools, memory, and the ability to keep running beyond a single chat.

A useful app for automatically changing desktop wallpapers.

My primary app for reading ebooks.

I use Linear to track issues and the work in progress across projects.

One of the best tools I have found for exposing local development endpoints.

Helps manage brightness and display settings properly across a multi-monitor setup.

One of my main tools for structured notes, documentation, and organizing information.

I use Orca to run coding agents side by side, each in its own worktree.

An essential part of my workflow on both macOS and Windows.

Hides the menu bar icons I do not need and keeps the ones I use within reach.

My preferred app for creating polished screen recordings.

I use Slack for work conversations and coordinating with other people.

I use Spark because there is no better Mac app right now that handles email without costing a lot, though I'd switch as soon as I find a better alternative.

I use T3 Code to run Claude Code, Codex, and my other coding agents from one place. It is my daily driver for work.

Useful for Telegram bots, personal automations, and a few communities.

Shows the current macOS Space in the menu bar so I do not lose track of which desktop I am on.