Here’s what powers my day-to-day — from building side projects to managing notes and staying curious. Mostly open-source, always evolving.

Languages & Frameworks

• TypeScript – default for web dev
• Astro – my go-to for static sites
• Tailwind CSS – styling without the stress
• Node.js – backend scripts & small APIs
• Go / Rust – for fun and speed
• Markdown – everywhere

Tools

• VS Code – with Astro, Tailwind, and Docker extensions
• Warp / Windows Terminal – terminal of choice
• Obsidian – second brain, connected notes
• Syncthing – syncing vaults across devices
• Docker Compose – container orchestration
• Traefik – reverse proxy in my homelab
• GitHub CLI / LazyGit – version control made easier
• Pi-hole – network-wide ad blocking
• Vaultwarden – password manager (self-hosted)
• Uptime Kuma – service monitoring

Productivity & Utility

• TickTick – tasks & recurring reminders
• Raycast (on mac) / Wox (on Windows) – quick launcher
• Wallabag / Omnivore – read-it-later
• rclone – backups to the cloud
• FFmpeg – everything media

Workstation

• Custom-built PC – dual boot for dev
• WSL2 (Ubuntu) – primary dev environment
• LG 27” Monitor – plenty of screen real estate
• Keychron K4 – tactile and compact
• Logitech MX Master 3 – ergonomic everything
• Sony a6400 – for photos & travel

Everyday Carry

• Pixel 7 – my phone
• Samsung T7 SSD – fast, pocket-sized backup
• Notepad & Pen – yes, analog still works
• USB-C hub – adapter life
• Cable pouch – don’t leave home without it

This list evolves as I discover better tools (or break current ones). I keep it updated.