My
Toolkit
The tools I use daily, organized by the problems they help me solve. I'm always experimenting, but these are the ones that stuck.
Thinking & Reasoning
When I need to think through complex problems, write clearly, or brainstorm.
Claude
My thinking partner. Best for nuanced reasoning, writing, and complex problem-solving.
How I use it: Strategy docs, code review, brainstorming product decisions.
Building & Shipping
When I need to turn ideas into working software, fast.
Lovable
Ship full-stack apps by describing what I want. Game-changer for speed.
How I use it: Building MVPs, side projects, and internal tools without the boilerplate.
Design & Visual
When I need to create visuals, design interfaces, or build beautiful sites.
Miro
Visual thinking at scale. Best for workshops, mapping, and async collaboration.
How I use it: User journey maps, brainstorming sessions, stakeholder alignment.
Writing & Communication
When I need to write, share ideas, or communicate async.

Medium
Where I share long-form thinking. Built-in audience.
How I use it: Publishing frameworks, case studies, and lessons learned.
Data & Automation
When I need to collect, analyze, or automate with data.
Marblism
AI employees that actually work. Handles the repetitive stuff so I don't have to.
How I use it: SEO strategy and blog writing, social media management and strategy, cold outreach for lead gen.
Business Operations
When I need to run the business side—finances, legal, payments.
Stripe
The gold standard for payments. Docs are incredible.
How I use it: All payment processing, subscriptions, invoicing.
Organization & Storage
When I need to keep everything organized and accessible.
Notion
My second brain. Everything lives here—notes, project plans, meeting docs.
How I use it: Daily for capturing ideas, weekly reviews, and long-term planning.
"I don't chase every new tool. Instead, I look for tools that reduce friction in my actual workflow—not tools that promise to change everything.
The best tools disappear. They let you focus on the work, not the process. If I'm thinking about a tool while using it, it's probably not the right one.
The goal isn't to have the best tools. It's to do your best work.







