Everything I own and use.

Apple M1 chip, 13 inch, 16 GB RAM, 1TB SSD

First Apple product I have been disappointed with. This phone is mediocre at best...

Jailbroken to be able to add books in all formats (without Amazon's limitations).

Model: U2723QE. It is an awesome monitor for general use. It has limited color accuracy, so not perfect for video, photo and design workloads.

Wireless keyboard, small form factor which is easy to travel with. Love this keyboard, very similar feel to Apple keyboards.

Power user's go to mouse with heaps of buttons for customisation. A little bit too small for my big-ass hands, but I like it a lot.

Adjustable height desk, second hand off Gumtree. New prices on these are absurd.

Portable laptop stand for ergonomic positioning, used for long working sessions when traveling.

Older model (QNAP TS-453BT3-8G) with 4x4TB drives. Kickass system for content heavy workloads and backup. Used for business storage in the office.

Portable SSD storage for fast data transfer and backup in the field.

Full-frame mirrorless camera for photography & video. No longer the best they sell, but overkill for most people.

Smaller mirrorless camera for run and gun shooting. Good image, battery life is not great.

Ultra-wide angle zoom lens for landscape and architectural photography

Professional zoom lens covering wide to portrait range with constant f/2.8 aperture

Telephoto zoom lens for portraits, sports, and wildlife photography

Versatile all-purpose zoom lens covering wide to telephoto range

Apple's default terminal application for command line access

Rapid prototyping and testing of Python code in a cloud-based Jupyter notebook environment. Then shift it into actual projects.

Mostly used for research and understanding concepts I know has a lot of information online. Used to get a blueprint of a topic, then find books or search Google for the keywords. I use their code model in Cursor because it feels more consistent at giving a decent starting point.

AI image generation tool, mostly used for texture and rapid design ideation

Mostly used to summarise news and current affairs

Also used for researching topics and concepts. Less than Claude though.

Industry standard packages I use a lot: pandas, scrapy, django, beautifulsoup4, pydantic

A better version of JavaScript, mostly used with React

React meta framework for fast development of side projects.

Open source relational database, used for most projects that require it. Learning to deploy and manage it on my own servers to not be reliant on PaaS/cloud providers.

Source control and collaboration

Frontend cloud platform for rapid deployment and testing of side projects.

Mostly using their VPS service (Droplets) to host small projects and databases.

New to the toolkit. Used for design and basic prototyping.

Project management and file organization tool

Professional video editing software

Vector graphics design software

Professional photo editing software

Photo editing and organization

Productivity app and launcher

Menu bar organizer for macOS

Privacy-focused web browser

Apple's web browser

Google's web browser

Mozilla's web browser

Screenshot and screen recording tool

Task management and productivity app

Window management for macOS

Knowledge management and note-taking

VPN service for privacy and security

Display management and scaling tool

Universal Ground Control Station for drone mission planning and control

Open source geographic information system for mapping and analysis

Professional drone platform for surveying and mapping applications

High-precision GNSS receiver for surveying and mapping

3D point cloud and mesh processing software

Outdated professional drone with decent little camera for social media content. Cheap now.

Color palette generator and design tool

Curated website section design library with 1,500+ sections

Website traffic analytics for this site and other projects.

Search performance and indexing management tool.