The productivity macOS applications that typically run my day — Every tool on my MacBook Pro M1 right now. This is the perfect line-up and although it looks like a lot, I use tools with other teams — which means I only use a handful of them versus all of them at one time. Hopefully this shares all the tools I currently use:

The email applications out there and how they rank to others — This is my personal opinion on email applications. Email applications are traditionally free with Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail — we’ve picked out and focused more on 3rd party email applications. So I’d recommend checking out their security policies and company backgrounds — always. Some include affiliate links below. These are our opinions on each email app:

Why tasks will become the next metric in the workspace — In the last few years, the 60 to 80-hour work week has been given a bad name, with good reasonings. The pressures on team members and managers has taken its toll, with more sick days, workday stress on the rise and career moves becoming common. The American Institute of Stress…

Productivity apps making waves right now — 🍱 This article is sponsored by Bento Our brand-new iOS app and Bento Methodology course will help you do less 1. Microsoft Loop Loop is a yet-to-be-released Notion competitor with a lot of hype. Differing from Notion, Loop introduced “components” — a way to use the core elements inside popular Microsoft apps like Teams, OneNote and more — for…

Everything you need to know about Routine — This is a review for Routine, a daily planner application and a to-do list alternative. Claiming to“Unify your calendars, centralise your work, plan your days and focus on what matters right now!” 📹 Watch our full review of Routine 🌿 What is Routine? Routine is a daily planner app which has been available to download on Mac, iOS, and Windows…

Superhuman recently announced 22% workforce layoffs — Email apps. They come, they conquer — they leave. This could be written on a Roman tablet somewhere. Please somebody do this. Over the years, I’ve seen plenty of email applications come and go. It is so sad to see. …

WWDC introduced a new, upcoming app Apple want to introduce — Miro is a popular digital white-boarding application valued at $17.5bn — a new type of tool for remote/hybrid workers to enhance collaboration. Launched in 2011, over 10 years ago now — Miro has built a great audience and engaged community of creatives and thinkers around the world. 😱 Apple is now after that exact market! Apple have now…

Why building an effective productivity framework means more! — One of the biggest issue we’ve always face since the launch of popular productivity apps like Evernote has been changing tools. With the growing market of options — from Notion to Bento — the available solutions constantly evolve and become available. 📱 Switching As a whole switching tools is a bad habit. If your goal is to go with the next hottest tool — something we don’t advocate — you will only…