Product

okay this is my inaugural “best software product you’re using right now” reply request 🫡

What software do you love interacting with regularly rn and why?

weird internet kid. word rotator. yapping on /okbanger. playing with @wannanaplabs. curating in /cameron | dev + vet + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

What’s your ratio of excalidraw to figma?

1. Excalidraw
2. Linear
3. Figma

I'd like to see Warpcast make it into the list but will need to be after PMF.

It's the easiest way to collaborate if you've got a small team. Also killer for docs / notes in singe player

According to Apple Screentime it’s:

1) YouTube
2) Discord
3) WhatsApp
4) Google Chat
5) Instagram
6) Warpcast

/Deletes Instagram

FID 1580 | Husband + dad (x2). Building @ SkillsEngine. Product, design, code, art, philosophy, systems.

http://opalcamera.com - basically the dslr of web cameras, their Opal Composer app lets you setup and adjust camera settings 

http://screen.studio - great for video screen recordings. Captures your mouse, screen and background all separately so you can do smooth zoom in/out and other tricks

Replit, Figma, Opal, Screen Studio

Replit - AI coding + no need for messing with IDE setups

Figma - UX of it…what I always wished Adobe XD would be

Opal - seamlessly paired with hardware

ScreenStudio - does one thing very very well

perplexity.ai because they provide sources with links, I don't have to google for sources. Pretty much replaced googling with perplexity unless it's searching for images, perplexity still doesn't get it 'right' most of the time.

/salty /fufu
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moment recorder without border
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Chasing Curiosity. People, Nature, Machines. Hakuna Matata, "Its a problem-free philosophy.”

vim, git, linux, some web apps (linear, proton, spotify)

lmao at all you hipsters after shining things 😅

leader • reader • taco eater • fly eagles fly • /whiskey • /nativefun • previously addepar, linkedin • https://nf.td/derek

Code/text editor.

Think VsCode or Atom, if you're familiar with those.

It's my chef's knife. Is it the latest and greatest (like VsCode or Atom)? No. 

Is it as hardcore as using a blunt butter knife (vim)? No. 

But it's sharp and it's been mine for decades and it makes GREAT food. 😉

https://www.sublimetext.com/

iTerm. 
Sublime Text. 
Arc. 
Cron. 
Things.
Shazam.

Productizing RWAfi @plumenetwork. Letting you earn from all RWAs on Plume using https://nest.credit. Hosting /rwa, /plume, /nest and https://palmer.earth

I fucking love it. It’s a daily driver on all devices (including iOS).

Just nailed it for me.

How is rewind working for you aside from UX?

Arc
Spark Email
Linear
Rewind
Warp
Whimsical
Carrot Weather
WatchOS Workouts


Same reason - they’re all delightful to use while getting the job done (maybe except for Rewind their UX is fucky).

So good across the board.

Arc has made browsing the internet fun + fast
Cron has made made managing my calendar simpler
Figma is just incredibly easy to create with

likes building things • https://alexgrover.me

Absolutely +1 to both of these. 

Linear is legitimately changing my life lol

Basic answers but Linear and Figma

Attention to detail by Linear team is unmatched

Figma really pushes the boundary for what’s possible + performant in your browser

aspiring everything. architect. building /buildings. icbk.me/huugo.fc

Copilot is just another personal budgeting app. Provide read access to accounts through plaid and then it starts learning how to categorize transactions the way you want them to be. It’s paid and apparently private… Still on the fence about it, but it’s hard to track spending with my wife across 6+ accounts 😂

I love cursor. Literally in it rn. 

Can you say more about copilot?

Copilot for finance/budget

Cursor for IDE

Both have some AI functionality that seem to have pretty good results. Not exactly sure how extensive copilot’s integration is, but with cursor I use my OpenAI api key and it does a great job generating code, debugging, etc.

literally everything - not exagerating

its smoother, quicker, more safe with security features, shows way better info

only thing i would say is dyor on the back end services of the wallet if you are full deep anon and dont want to doxx bundled addresses - it is entirely open source, i havent done this research myself

rabby wallet tbh

the UX has completely changed my crypto life recently switching from MM

I'm interested in crypto, art, infosec and privacy. Master's student in infosec. FID 8815

Clean design with nice themes, markdown and tags for organization.

Bear (best note program I have used)
WorkOutDoors (everything I need for running, using it with an apple watch)
Rainbow wallet (clean, looks nice and less bugs than MM)
Arc Browser (loving the default full screen view and the colors, makes it easier to focus)

Lost Sox https://lostsox.xyz | Maison Lost https://maisonlost.com

Basically a notepad app. I do almost all my writing and note taking in here https://ia.net/writer

IA Writer, Ableton, Figma, Linear

Common themes across them all are...

• great typography
• minimal & functional visual design
• they feel like an instrument you play, not an interface you use.

off & onchain operations
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Sharing ideas over at /workflow <--->
Problem solving is my jam😎
🎩

I could list a handful, but the app that I've been consistently impressed with lately and helps me for a variety of use-cases is Cleanshot. 
If you do any sort of screen capturing for either video or images it's incredibly intuitive.

Maschinen Krieger, scale models and the occasional Gundam. 

Ethereum Core Dev - Besu - PG4LYFE

Bambu Labs makes high-end “prosumer” grade 3d printers with a closed ecosystem. Most slicer software trades UX for power. Bambu balanced that tradeoff really well.

Daylio - helps me develop healthy habits consistently. 
ChatGPT - A bicycle for the mind, removes pointless but mandatory admin.
Notes App - Takes notes and gets out of the way.
1Password - Keeps everything in one place and “just works”