Which tools do you use to organise your life around, if any?

Emacs because it’s an OS inside another OS 🤣

Apple Notes & Google Calendar. I've used hundreds of productivity tools and I keep coming back to Apple Notes. No login every other week, super fast, works offline, no annoying updates, no forced paid plans, no acquisitions or shutdowns, synced everywhere, flexible enough...

Notion, primarily! And, I’d include Things 3 by Culture Code.

GitHub because -> Native markdown, issues, sync, free, blog, web hosting, great eco system

Upnote for notes, Notion for tasks and CRM. Currently testing Coda to see where it fits

obsidian, remarkable with BUJO ebook via Etsy

This is a question many of us have haha. I have to thank Google for helping me organize my life. - Google Calendar - Google Drive - Google Keep for notes + Trello

For fellow devs who live in the command line like me, I found ultralist to be perfect, it's a flexible todo list right in the command line so no need to go to an external website or application.

Raindrop.io mostly, and a private discord server

Notion is life! 💟;)

Notion! Ive built a simple project management template to organize my personal and business stuff. It helped me become more productive

I have a distaste for juggling numerous tools and I prefer the simplest solutions, hence: - I rely on Google Calendar for arranging my schedule - I use Slack for brief reminders - I scribble my to-dos and swift notes on scrap paper, typically on an old envelope - and, for extended note-taking, I turn to Notion.

Apple Notes + Bear + Notion

I use Obsidian because it's open source and easy to install. You can install multiple community plugins they are amazing.

I love Notion for this - simply because you can build your own pages very easily and customise things. I also think they are the best option out there in terms of organising/finding information once you have everything in one place.

Notion

Notion + Miro + paper notes:)))

Notion for work-related organisation and professional cooperation, but I can't hype Obsidian enough as a personal wiki, and to keep track of information you might want to revisit in the future. Obsidian is something I *wish* I'd come across during my time at university.

I use Notion for all purposes, from project management to notes for personal matters in order not to be forgotten 😂