Software and gadgets I use to get the job done.

Upgraded from my trusty 13" MacBook Pro (2021) and oh boy, what a glow-up! This M3 beast is like going from a bicycle to a rocket ship 🚀. Though I occasionally make it break a sweat with my tab-hoarding tendencies (what's one more ChatGPT tab, right?).

Still blows my mind how Apple managed to pack a supercomputer into something thinner than most books.

This machine is a beast. I use this for all the heavy lifting I need to do for all my personal and professional pursuits.

This 32" 4K almost bezel-less monitor was a rare find.
The fact that it also acts as a hub and charges all my devices is super convenient.

Also the color accuracy is amazing. It has served me very well for my development and gaming needs.
It also supports daisy chaining, so I can very easily connect another BenQ monitor in the future if needed.

A logical upgrade from my old Logitech K380 Keyboard.
It is a silent (yet clicky), backlit, full-sized keyboard with a numeric keypad.

It has a very ergonomic design and is very comfortable to type on.

It also has a very long battery life, and is very easy to pair with my MacBook, iPad, and even iPhone!

This one has been a super-productive mouse for me, battery life is amazing, lasts me for months on a single charge. I love the fact that I can switch between my MacBooks with just a press of a button.

This is my secondary pointing device. No mouse can ever come close to the gesture-based navigations apple-trackpad offers.

Once you get used to using two hands to navigate, you'll never go back.

Gifted by my dad, I use this for all my online reading, and quick meetings on the go. I also use it to watch movies and TV shows. During house parties we often play games on this.
I also happen to have bought the Apple Pencil 2, often used for taking notes.

A man needs a man's phone, and this is mine.
Camera is great, battery life is great, and the display is great.
iPhones have served me very well every since I switched from Android in 2018.

I used to use ARC browser, but due to it not being maintained anymore, I have moved back to our good old Chrome.

Yes I pay $20/month for the AI features cursor offers. IDE wise it's still just VScode under the hood, but the AI capabilities like composer are decent for automating repetitive stuff and just some vibe coding.

Pretty looking terminal with autocomplete and a lot of other features.

I'm no Designer, but I use it for all my design needs. I love the fact that I can use it for wireframing, prototyping, and even for creating illustrations. I also use it for creating SVGs for my websites. It works great for brainstorming and collaborating with my team.

Need to do some quick maths? currency/timezone conversion? need emojis? Raycast has got you covered!
Access to the Clipboard history is the most used feature for me.
Haven't used MacOS spotlight in years.

I use this for all my personal note-taking needs. I love the fact that it syncs across all my devices and is super fast. I also use it for writing down my ideas and thoughts.