Quay Morris

Loom has saved my butt on multiple occasions since I started working remotely during the pandemic. Where your coworker could come to your desk to show you how to use a platform or where to find X thing and vice versa, remote work makes it harder to knowledge share. Loom solves this problem. I've also used it to learn new platforms on my own (love it when companies Loom record their onboarding process!). I use Loom fairly often in my work.

I tried Vimcal for about a year before cancelling, but I absolutely loved it. Visually I thought it was stunning. The UI takes a little getting used to, but once I figured it out (with the help of their superb customer support), I was flying through it to get to the features I needed and used most. I only cancelled because I've moved to using Apple Calendar almost exclusively for personal and work, and they only support Google right now. If/when they expand, I will be back for sure. I felt it was well worth the price.