Okay, it’s technically a design tool, but Canva saves me so much time when I need quick, professional-looking visuals for presentations or projects.
Miro is amazing for brainstorming and planning visually. I use it for mind maps, team projects, and even just sketching out ideas.
I love Forest for staying off my phone. It’s so satisfying to grow a virtual tree while staying focused—and the guilt of killing one keeps me disciplined.
OneNote is like my digital sketchpad. It’s great for brainstorming or just jotting down random ideas that pop into my head.
When I’m feeling distracted, Serene is my go-to. It helps me focus on one task at a time and blocks out all the noise.
I don’t have time for repetitive tasks, so I let Zapier handle them. It connects all my apps and automates the boring stuff.
This is where I stash everything: meeting notes, article clippings, ideas for later. It’s my digital junk drawer—but in a good way.
If you write anything, you need Grammarly. It’s saved me from so many embarrassing typos and helps me polish everything I send out.
Turning productivity into a game? Yes, please. Habitica makes staying on track fun, and I love leveling up by completing my tasks.
I started tracking my time with Clockify, and wow—it’s been a game-changer for productivity. It’s like having a personal accountability coach.
I thought I was good with my time—until I started using RescueTime. It’s been eye-opening (and slightly scary) to see where my hours really go.
This app is a lifesaver when I need to focus. It plays music specifically designed to help you concentrate—and it works.
When I’m juggling big projects, Asana keeps me sane. Its timelines and task assignments make even overwhelming projects feel manageable.
Whenever I have a random thought or need to make a quick list, Google Keep is there. It’s so simple, but I use it constantly.
If you collaborate with others, Slack is a must. It keeps all my work conversations in one place and cuts down on endless email chains.
I’m a visual person, so Trello’s drag-and-drop boards are perfect for me. I use it to plan everything from blog posts to personal goals.
For simple, straightforward task management, Todoist is my go-to. I love how easy it is to jot things down and organize them on the fly.
I can’t imagine my life without Notion. It’s where I organize everything: tasks, ideas, projects, even meal plans. It’s like my second brain.
Otter.ai is a transcription app that records audio and converts it into text in real time. It’s perfect for meetings, interviews, and brainstorming sessions, offering searchable transcripts and playback for easy reference.