Which apps or tools do you rely to boost your productivity?

Rooting for Notion and Pomodoro

Raycast - https://www.raycast.com/ Text Replacement (Mac/iOS) Inbox Zero - for emails - https://www.getinboxzero.com/ Todoist

Notion, Google and Lark .

Notion, Slack, ChatGPT, and Clean Email for organizing inbox.

Pitch (pitch.com) for making presentations! It significantly improved team productivity.

WareTODO

I think what really boosts my productivity is - walks in the morning - ability to stop in the right moment - taking breaks

I realy on sleep for my productivity . If my sleep is not good then whole day does not feel good . I remove most of the tabs I do not use .DND and feed removal on social media and rest work even if I am hit by a bus I can work at my potential

Asana - to track the task Slack - for engagement Vmaker - to record the video and share it with the teams, to save times

1. ClickUp 2. Discord 3. HubSpot 4. Magic Extension

Pomodoro, Welltory

Claude these day!

Product Hunt preparation :D makes you quite anxious and productive at the same time

mindpal.space :) I never have to look through every single search result again to learn what I need to learn.

I use https://www.save.day/. It can help me quickly summarize lengthy content and save them whenever, wherever I want. Plus, the design is kinda cute

Canva, and Apple's good old Notes! Lately been a fan of Arc!

Not exactly a tool, but I am a big big fan of shortcuts. Enable them especially for your Gmail and Calendar and workflow will definitely get smoother. Also, try things like meet.new/sheet.new etc. Quite interesting once you get a hang of these!

Apple Notes and ChatGPT have become weapons of choice !

Productivity apps can vary greatly depending on individual needs and preferences. Here are my five favorites. - GanttPRO - the best Gantt chart maker ever. With its help, you can plan projects, manage tasks, assign people, and succeed in resource management. - Todoist. This versatile task management and to-do list app allows you to create and organize tasks, set due dates, and prioritize them. - Trello. This is also a nice visual project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to help you organize tasks and projects. - Evernote. It lets you capture and organize notes, ideas, and documents in various formats, including text, images, and audio. - RescueTime. This is a time-tracking and productivity-monitoring tool. It helps you analyze how you spend your time on digital devices, highlighting areas where you may be wasting time.