track how you feel, what you feel and where you feel it (i should use this app more often). it’s suuuuper well done from a design, motion, feel pov. i am very impressed. if you can stick to routines, this is def. something you could get used to.

are.na is great because it turns saving stuff into a form of thinking. not "content discovery" in the cursed growth sense, more like building a quiet little evidence board of visuals that reflect what you think and like.

my fav place to find new music. it gives me a nice "radio experience" without (stupid) ads and a bunch of music and genres i actually like or get to like.

I’ve been diving a bit into home labs and self hosting lately and immich is an incredible good self-hosted photo and video solution. it feels better than icloud + free (and you “own” your pics). OCR;Backups;SYNC. all there. Awesome community plugins. if you have some spare time (and storage), i can 100% recommend.

A project i am <3 working on. a fizzy spritz without alcohol. let’s you fit right into every moment.

variant is great because it understands that the beginning of design is mostly visual, not verbal. you describe the thing, it floods you with directions, and you scroll until one of them finally feels like what you meant.

great way to support music artists!! i buy albums, vinyls, songs there which I particularly like and slowly build a music collection there. it's one of the very few streaming platforms where artists keep the majority of their revenue :)

obsidian is great because, coupled with your favourite LLM, it turns your notes into a private thinking system. you write in plain text, link ideas together, let the graph quietly compound, then use the LLM to search, connect, rewrite, argue, summarise, or surface patterns from your own brain.

track how you feel, what you feel and where you feel it (i should use this app more often). it’s suuuuper well done from a design, motion, feel pov. i am very impressed. if you can stick to routines, this is def. something you could get used to.

are.na is great because it turns saving stuff into a form of thinking. not "content discovery" in the cursed growth sense, more like building a quiet little evidence board of visuals that reflect what you think and like.

my fav place to find new music. it gives me a nice "radio experience" without (stupid) ads and a bunch of music and genres i actually like or get to like.

I’ve been diving a bit into home labs and self hosting lately and immich is an incredible good self-hosted photo and video solution. it feels better than icloud + free (and you “own” your pics). OCR;Backups;SYNC. all there. Awesome community plugins. if you have some spare time (and storage), i can 100% recommend.

A project i am <3 working on. a fizzy spritz without alcohol. let’s you fit right into every moment.

variant is great because it understands that the beginning of design is mostly visual, not verbal. you describe the thing, it floods you with directions, and you scroll until one of them finally feels like what you meant.

great way to support music artists!! i buy albums, vinyls, songs there which I particularly like and slowly build a music collection there. it's one of the very few streaming platforms where artists keep the majority of their revenue :)

obsidian is great because, coupled with your favourite LLM, it turns your notes into a private thinking system. you write in plain text, link ideas together, let the graph quietly compound, then use the LLM to search, connect, rewrite, argue, summarise, or surface patterns from your own brain.