Inspired by internet friends, here's a collection of things I use on a daily basis, from software to hardware, for work and for fun.
Love the speed, display, and the Space Black color. A no-brainer.
Love the look, and while the XDR is surely even better, I can't justify the price. Just get the Studio Display. Higher refresh rate would be nice, though.
If only it came in black. I've had so many keyboards, but having TouchID built in is now a must.
I've been using a Logitech MX mouse for awhile, but came back to this recently for the momentum scrolling. It's also just too pretty, and the charging port on the bottom is fun.
I love this desk. It's 1.75" thick walnut and feels buttery smooth. Sit-stand is a must these days to keep your body somewhat healthy.
Comfy and looks great, keyboard and mouse fit nicely on it. Also doubles as a coaster if you get the larger size.
Great display stand and the walnut matches the Uplift desk top nicely.
It's an iPhone, and it's the big one (1TB in Desert Rose). Honestly, it's too big—especially with the new camera control button that I accidentally hit all the time while taking photos. Next time, I plan on the normal Pro.
Not much to say here—love the black and gold look of this finish.
While sometimes I write or sketch on the iPad, it's pretty much exclusively for watching TV and movies. I went with the 12.9" because I wanted the largest screen possible.
My everday carry headphones. Just great all around obviously. New noise canceling is a nice touch.
I pretty much use these just for travel thanks to the noise canceling. Super comfy, great sound, silly case.
Stop carrying around multiple adapters. This one is all you need for a MacBook, iPhone, and Apple Watch. Super clutch, especially for travel. I prefer this one over the Compact version because it works with the World Travel Adapter Kit and extension cable.
My go-to code editor for just about everything, though I really miss the simplicity of Atom.
Easily one of the most important tools I use as a designer/developer. Screenshots, screen recordings, and quick editing are indispensable.
The only Markdown writer worth using across Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Cultured Code nailed the todo list app years ago.
It's great, but I'll always tell you I miss Rdio.
A wonderful macOS menu bar app for quickly changing the system color modes.
A simple little Mac app that shows what's currently playing.