34 comments

  • Joseph Wolf, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    RightFont (Best font manager)

    Espresso (Best editor for front-end developers)

    Sketch

    Github Desktop

    11 points
  • Shawn LeslieShawn Leslie, over 7 years ago
    • Google Photos
    • Slack

    The time these two have saved me alone makes them tremendously valuable. But they're both delightful to use.

    5 points
  • Sam MularczykSam Mularczyk, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    I'll post physical since no one else has!

    Mi Band 1s

    Mi Band

    Chinese fitness and heart-rate tracker. It's pretty stylish, has a great app and the sleep tracking is second to done. Best thing: it's only $20.

    Pebble Time

    Pebble Time Gold

    Fell in love with this more than I expected. The animations are adorable and the interface is super cool. It saves me heaps of time (lame pun).

    Frank Green reusable coffee cup

    Coffee cup

    I use this almost every day. It's spill-proof, grippy and has a contactless payment chip in the top that I've never used. It looks awesome and keeps my coffee warm on the way to work.

    Aso Outpost by Crumpler

    Crumpler backpack

    Best bag I've ever owned. Inside is a giant, sack-like compartment that you can split into two, as well as a back-mounted laptop case, pockets and two (!!) drink bottle holders. Awesome for both travel and work - plus comes with a lifetime warranty.

    Bonus: Mi Bluetooth Speaker

    Bluetooth speaker

    Picked this up on a whim for $40. It sounds incredible for the price and has a stunning metal unibody enclosure. And it has stereo speakers, which is pretty much unheard of at this price point.

    3 points
    • Win Lin, over 7 years ago

      Love the physical products, there's a lot we can learn from both worlds.

      1 point
    • Katelyn Caillouet, over 7 years ago

      +1 on the Pebble Time. I bought one to try it out (to mostly replace my fitness tracking Garmin watch, a piece of utter crap). I thought I would be taking it back in a week. I was so wrong. I can't live without that little thing, now. It's perfect for my needs.

      Plus, now I can change the song I'm listening to while I'm in the shower. Gamechanger.

      1 point
  • Jake Lazaroff, over 7 years ago
    • 1Password
    • Level
    • BriefMe
    • CityMapper
    • Credit Karma
    3 points
  • Febril CuevasFebril Cuevas, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    Boom 2 by Global Delight. Really upped the audio quality for all the extended work/music listening sessions.

    2 points
  • Pablo StanleyPablo Stanley, over 7 years ago

    Marvel App Hype 3 Sketch!

    2 points
  • Bryce York, over 7 years ago
    • Webstorm/Pycharm (finally using a real IDE)
    • Docker
    • Sketch
    • TheNews.im
    • Alien Blue (iOS reddit client)
    • Tower (git GUI)
    • Heroku (for my app hosting)
    • Firebase (for frontend only products)
    1 point
  • Alec LomasAlec Lomas, over 7 years ago
    • PocketCasts
    • Another vote for Google Photos
    • Saying Twitter is probably cheating, but Twitter
    • Always Instapaper
    • Authy
    1 point
  • J. Terrell, over 7 years ago

    Overcast The best podcast player app

    0 points
  • Jernej Horvat, over 7 years ago

    Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator CC 2015 Adobe Muse Todoist Invision Flipboard

    0 points
  • Poyi ChenPoyi Chen, over 7 years ago

    Slack, Atom, Sketch, Parallel, Invision, Sunrise (RIP), Google Photos, CopyClip.

    0 points
  • Pete Sadler, over 7 years ago

    Vim - forced myself to learn the commands and have completely eliminated my RSI.

    0 points
  • Temi ATemi A, over 7 years ago

    Strava.

    0 points
    • Win Lin, over 7 years ago

      Do you use it for biking or running? I used it for biking and it's pretty nice but hard to keep up without a dedicated device to run it on.

      0 points
      • Temi ATemi A, over 7 years ago

        Hey! I use it for running - I find it pretty to easy to use on its own. Friends of mine use it for biking though.

        0 points
  • Win Lin, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    Here's mine:

    Digital -Hearthstone, Slack, Marvel

    Physical -Teenage Engineering OP-1, Filco Manila Keyboard, Cote&Ciel Isar Rucksack

    0 points
  • Matthew BlodeMatthew Blode, over 7 years ago

    Digital Products

    Trello, Pocket, Pocket Casts, Google Photos, Google Play Music, Ulysses, Affinity Designer, Affinity Photo, Sketch, Last Pass, Audible, Wunderlist, Google Inbox, Product Hunt, Anki Flashcards, Evernote, Zeplin, Invision and Uber.

    Physical Products

    Moleskine ruled Pocket notebook, 1tb WD elements hard drive, Nike Janoski shoes, Bose headphones, Tommy Hilfiger wallet, Kindle Paperwhite and a Jetstream Black Pen.

    0 points
  • Samuel ṢoṣinaSamuel Ṣoṣina, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )

    Citymapper, tripomatic & Invision

    0 points
  • aroon Sharmaaroon Sharma, over 7 years ago

    Keep from google Slack Invision Fit from Google

    0 points
  • Cody Gallner, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )
    • MindNode
    • Asana
    0 points
  • Alfonso BraunAlfonso Braun, over 7 years ago (edited over 7 years ago )
    • Sketch
    • Ivyleads
    0 points