1. Time-tracking: toggl.com
2. To-do's : Evernote (i know, i should probably switch)
3. Discussions: Slack/email
4. Contracts/Invoices: manual (only do 1 project at a time, so it's manageable)

I am looking for a good accounting app though. By the way, Hello Bonsai looks like a good tool. Will try it out.

Fair point about all that Framer is capable of and it's spirit. What I would still love to see though is a GUI tool that can give me 2-3-click flows for what I use Framer for (layer-import from PSD/sketch, layer-based animations and interactions with full customization, with built-in physics in addition to page linking). Framer is the most powerful tool out there for prototyping, no doubt, but most of my prototyping has fixed, boring workflows that can become much faster with a GUI.

Do you think all that Framer is capable of (or most of it) can ever be accomplished with a GUI tool? Eg., Pixate does some of it.

1. Any plans on updating the DN Twitter DP? (Newspaper icon is cute but too generic)
2. There's been a lot of interest in the future of Design tools lately. Where do you think this is headed? Any plans to get involved?

I can't tell you about that, but I do have a money-saving tip: If you know somebody who is either a student or a teacher, you can get a 50% educational discount. All you need is a scan of their ID. I used my mother's teaching ID and it worked great. http://backend.bohemiancoding.com/store/edu/