My Favourite Mac Apps | What's on my MacBook Pro?

An app that allows users to easily snap windows to predefined screen sections using drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts, enhancing multitasking efficiency.

A writing app that the speaker used for general notes but has been largely replaced by Drafts; its current utility in their workflow is uncertain.

An alternative email client mentioned as a viable option for users who don't opt for Superhuman.

A communication platform used for team collaboration, joining public groups like FOR Teh LABS and Rad Reads, and considered a more professional alternative to Discord.

A communication app, primarily used by gamers, that the speaker finds less professional and more 'spammy' than Slack, with a less structured reply system.

The primary video editing software used by the speaker for the last three years, with a Skillshare class available on editing with it.

A live streaming app for Mac that integrates with other applications like Skype, praised for its user-friendly interface.

A suite of creative software that the speaker subscribes to, primarily using Adobe Audition, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

A vector graphics editor from Adobe, used for mockups and graphic design tasks.

A cloud storage solution used by the speaker for organizing and storing a large amount of data (4TB), including business files shared with their team.

A note-taking app focused on research and thinking, utilizing a system of linking notes to create a graph overview, replicating how knowledge is organized in the brain.

A documentary streaming platform that offers free access to Nebula when subscribed, described as a great deal for accessing exclusive content.

Apple's messaging service that seamlessly syncs across Apple devices, allowing users to reply to messages from their Mac, a key benefit of the Apple ecosystem.

A video conferencing app mentioned as part of the communication suite, it can integrate with ECAM for live streaming.

Digital audio workstation used for editing the 'Not Overthinking' podcast and dabbling in music production.

A macOS app that replaces Spotlight search, allowing for faster file finding, app launching, and web searches via keyboard shortcuts, significantly improving productivity.

A versatile note-taking and project management app used for video schedules, online classes, website tracking, and personal journaling, considered one of the speaker's favorite apps.

A note-taking app used as the 'long-term memory' for a second brain, ideal for storing documents, letters, receipts, images, and bookmarks, with good scanning capabilities.

A quick capture and note-taking app, useful for jotting down ideas in the moment, including dictation from an Apple Watch, before processing them into other apps.

The preferred app for handwritten note-taking on iPad, also available on Mac, used for making notes about videos and other ideas that are then processed into other apps.

A beautifully designed to-do list manager for Mac, iOS, and iPadOS, used for organizing tasks across different life areas and projects.

A calendar app with natural language processing and an integration with Alfred, making it easy to add events and manage schedules across Apple devices.

A web version of WhatsApp that allows users to reply to messages from their Mac, significantly increasing messaging efficiency compared to using a phone.

A video conferencing app mentioned as part of the communication suite, though not elaborated on.

The software used by the speaker to record screencasts and tutorials on their Mac.

An audio editing software used for extending soundtracks and general audio work within the Adobe Creative Cloud suite.

A graphic design software from Adobe, used for mockups and graphic design tasks, though less frequently than in the past.

A friend of the speaker who has created a video explaining how to use Rome Research, a note-taking app.

The founder of the Discovery Channel and Curiosity Stream.

A friend whose website about productivity was used as an example for creating a new to-do item with context in Things 3.

The founder of FOR Teh LABS and creator of the online course 'Building a Second Brain'.

The artist of the song 'American Pie', which the speaker filmed themselves singing and edited in Final Cut Pro for Instagram.

Founder of ok.com, with whom the speaker recently did a livestream using ECam.

A cloud storage solution that the speaker has tried but prefers Google Drive.

A streaming platform created by the speaker and other creators, hosting exclusive and niche videos, including in-depth workflow series.

An online learning platform where the speaker has created a class on editing with Final Cut Pro.

A premium Gmail client ($30/month) praised for providing the fastest email experience, making it worthwhile for users who spend significant time managing emails.

The speaker's weekly podcast, co-hosted with their brother, which is edited using Logic Pro 10.

A community led by Heeyoo, with a Slack team featuring discussions on announcements, books, entrepreneurship, and productivity.

A writing app that the speaker no longer uses extensively due to difficulties in linking notes and since adopting Rome Research.