Tools I Trust

I’m often asked what tools I actually use, so here’s a handful I’d genuinely recommend. These aren’t random affiliate picks. They’re things that make my work smoother and my setup better. A couple even come with solid discounts if you want to try them yourself.

Roboform — My Go-To Password Manager (60% Off)

RoboForm has made managing passwords effortless. It saves and fills them instantly, generates secure passwords, works across my devices, and just works, flawlessly. You can get 60% off with this link.

Brain.fm - Audio That Actually Helps You Focus (20% Off)

Brain.fm has been my go-to focus app for years—and nothing else comes close. It uses science-backed audio to help you concentrate, with playlists for Deep Work, Learning, and more. Whenever I’m writing or editing, I throw on my headphones and lock in. Try it yourself and get 20% off with this link.

Paperlike — iPad Screen Protector That Feels Just Like Paper.

I’ve been using Paperlike for quite some time now, and it’s transformed my iPad workflow. It gives you the feel of writing on paper while keeping screen clarity sharp. Perfect for scribbling down notes, brainstorming, and sketching. Check it out here.

BenQ 32” Curved Monitor — One Hell Of A Screen

I’ve been really impressed with this curved 4K monitor whenever I’ve used it. The color accuracy, sharpness, and smooth MacBook connection make it perfect for creative work. See all the specs, sizes, and prices here.

Himomi H2 Pro Chair — True Comfort, All Day.

Trust me, I’ve tried tons of offiice chairs, and this one seriously stands out. With 19 (yes, 19!) adjustment points, you can really dial this in to precisely fit your body for ultimate comfort throughout the day. Learn more here.

Satechi Mac mini M4 Hub & Stand — An Obvious Mac Mini Upgrade

This turns the Mac mini into a proper workstation while barely taking up an inch more space. It adds fast USB ports, a card reader, and room for an internal NVMe SSD, all tucked into a sleek aluminium base. It’s one of those rare accessories that feels like it should’ve come built into the Mac mini in the first place. Check it out here.