Software and gadgets I use to get the job done.

I was using an Intel-based 13” MacBook Pro from 2012 prior to this and the difference is night and day. Though it does get a little laggy sometimes, but that is mostly because of the crazy amount of browser tabs I have open. I'm still amazed at how much power this little machine packs.

This machine is a beast. I use this for all the heavy lifting I need to do for my day job at Razorpay.

I use this monitor for my day job. The fact that it has a USB-C port which allows me to connect my Macbook to it with just a single cable is amazing, it charges my Macbook and also acts as a USB hub.

Honestly, I just bought this because it was the cheapest Bluetooth keyboard I could find. It's been a great keyboard so far, I love the fact that I can switch between my Macbooks with just a press of a button.
But if I was buying a keyboard today, I would probably go for Logitech MX Keys which has all the same features as this one, and has backlit keys and is more ergonomic to type on.

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.

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, but I don't know what I should use it for.

I shifted to ARC around early 2023 back when it was invite only and in early-beta. I have a lot of tabs open at any given time, and it helps me organize them into different projects and topics.
I like it because ARC is defying how browsers have looked for decades now, and I love the fact that they are trying to innovate in this space.

Best code editor out there hands down, I've tried a lot of editors - Sublime Text, Atom, Vim, Emacs, IntelliJ, WebStorm, etc. But I always come back to VS Code. It's just so good at the workflows I do everyday. Also, have to tried github.dev? It's VS Code in your web browser!

I've been using this for a while now, and I'm really impressed with the results. It's not perfect, but it's a great tool to have in your arsenal.

I’m honestly not even sure what features I get with this that aren’t just part of the macOS Terminal but it’s what I use. It's also much better looking than the default terminal.

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, need to do some currency/timezone conversion, need emojis? Raycast has got you covered!
It is the Lionel Messi of the application launcher world. 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.