Jason Shanks

Love the idea of an open-source community based browser built with privacy in mind and borrowing from all the latest innovation in browsers such as Sideberry/ARC tab/space sidebars.

A truly innovative web browser. On modern widescreen displays it only makes sense to have your tabs down the side and the application of Spaces to organize your areas/projects/clients, etc with cross-space pinned URLs, Pinned tabs then automatically managed temporal tabs has truly made my work in a web browser so much saner. Do hope they don't abandon it for their newer AI-focused direction.

The king of PKMs. Where all my writing, clippings from all the resources, thoughts, planning, projects, daily journals live. Has all the aspects of a sustainable and enjoyable software model IMHO: - majority of features free for life - a sustainable business model beyond that - a vital and passionate plugin developer and enthusiast community - your data locally stored in plain text with no compromise in all the fancy features that competitors offer but instead lock your data in a database or cloud storage.

The explosive usage of Zoom through the pandemic has endured I'd say largely because it never fails, the quality is reliable and there's no barriers to entry like some other major players in this space (you know who I mean).

I would be lost on my Mac without Raycast, literally my one or two tap interface to EVERYTHING in my computing life. The core features are indispensable, the community contributions are endless and collaboratively developed, the free set of features is extremely generous and may be all someone needs but the paid version is so worth it, especially if it's one of your main points of access to all the top-class AI LLMs of which you can have them all for less than the price of one. Ridiculously cool product.