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That's why the home screen might look a bit dull to you. IOS / Mobile # My iOS Homescreen as of 23rd of December 2018 I've written a Shortcut workflow, so I can easily add transactions from my phone. I've been using YNAB for the last 4 years, but wasn't happy with their subscription model. It's also a great tool to block any connection if you're connecting to a new network. Alerts me when an app makes a suspicious connection.

iA Writer: I write basically everything in iA know: blog posts, long emails, recipes.

Hazel automatically sorts my bills and scanned documents into the correct folder or sorts my photos by year and month. I have set up 2 connections: Short Term (server deletes files after 24 hours script for that) and Long Term (files are kept forever).

Dropshare: File sharing app which allows you to use your own hosting provider.

I don't have a lot of Sketch projects, but it's cool to have them under version control.

Abstract: Version control for Sketch files.

Figma: Similar to Sketch and could replace Sketch for me in the future.

Itsycal: Menubar app which shows my next calendar events.

RescueTime: Tracks how much time I spend in apps and on websites.

Alfred: App launcher and so much more: Start NAS at home, search docs of Open Source projects, unit conversion, text expansion, emoji search, media control….

For just browsing the web at home or on the road nothing beats the battery performance of Safari. Dock only contains 'Desktop' and 'Downloads' folder, as I start all apps with Alfred.įor development work I use Google Chrome and Firefox. MacOS / Desktop # The Basics # Dock and Status Bar are usually hidden.

Tweetbot for iOS and for MacOS: Still the best Twitter app.

I'm still figuring out how I should structure things in it.

Notion: My new central hub for all my notes and ideas.

Every task and every note goes into a physical book (Important tasks or notes will be copied to our project management app).

Bullet Journal: At work I plan my days and weeks with my Bullet Journal.

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Google Photos: Holds my entire 15-years old photo collection in full resolution.Google Drive: I pay Google for storage, so I put everything important into it.Instapaper: Whenever I see an interesting article or video it goes into Instapaper.Feedbin & Reeder: I love RSS! In addition to blogs, I also manage my Youtube subscriptions through RSS (Helps me not fall into the endless rabbit hole of recommended videos).Spotify: In 2018 I've listened to 99'696 minutes of music.Things: Favourite and most beautiful todo app.Makes sharing accounts or licence keys really easy. The best thing this year was to switch my whole family to 1Password.

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1Password: Password manager of choice.

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As I use an iPhone, an iPad Pro, an Apple Watch and a MacBook, this post contains a lot of iOS and macOS apps, but many apps and services should also work on Windows and Android too. This app offers optional in-app purchases with auto-renewing monthly and annual subscriptions.A list of all the tools, apps and services I use on a regular basis at the end of 2018. If you have any questions, our support team is here to help. You have total control over what RescueTime tracks and when. We’ll send you quick messages when you get distracted and help guide you back to focus. > Real-Time Nudges to Stay Focused and Productive We’ll automatically track your time (no data entry required!) and let you know when you hit your goals. Set and track daily goals for things like writing, designing, coding, and more. > Track Daily Goals in Desktop Apps and Sites

(Note: Due to Apple restrictions RescueTime can’t track your time spent on apps and websites on your phone.) Once you connect your account, you’ll be able to see all this data and more right from your phone! RescueTime’s main app is a powerful desktop time tracker and productivity tool that shows you the exact time you’ve spent on websites, apps, and projects and how productive you’re being. > See All Your Desktop RescueTime Data Right on Your Phone

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Location data is stored locally on your device and never shared.ĪFTER YOU CONNECT YOUR FREE RESCUETIME DESKTOP ACCOUNT: Track your progress over time and build a better phone habit! Set a daily mobile time goal and get real-time alerts when you’re spending too much time scrolling. Track your total daily screen time and pickups throughout the day.

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Once you download the app on your iPhone or iPad, we’ll send you instructions on how to set up our free desktop app. Over the past 10 years, RescueTime’s desktop app has helped 2.5 million people understand how they spend their time, block distractions, and become more productive. **RescueTime for iOS is designed to pair with our powerful desktop time management app.**

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