Shivang Soni

Spotify has a huge music library and good playlists, but the free version has too many ads, which can be annoying. The recommendations aren’t always accurate. It’s okay for casual listening, but there are better options out there.

Apple Music is fantastic, great sound quality, a huge song library, and seamless integration with my devices. The curated playlists and recommendations are usually spot on, and I love the clean, easy-to-use interface. Downloading music for offline listening is super handy. It’s my favorite way to enjoy music every day.

ChatGPT is a really helpful tool for quick answers, writing help, and learning new things. It feels like chatting with a super smart assistant. Sometimes the responses can be a bit off or generic, but overall, it saves time and makes tasks easier. A great tool that keeps getting better.

Zoom is decent for video calls and gets the job done, but it’s not perfect. Sometimes the audio or video quality drops, even with a good connection. The interface isn’t the most user-friendly, especially for new users. It works fine for basic meetings, but there’s definitely room for improvement.

Notion is a great all-in-one app for notes, to-do lists, and organizing work. It's super flexible and helps keep everything in one place. I really like how easy it is to link pages and create templates. It can be a bit slow sometimes, but overall, it’s a really useful tool.

Google Chrome is my go-to browser—fast, reliable, and easy to use. It handles multiple tabs smoothly, and the extension library is a huge plus. Syncing across devices makes life so much easier. Pages load quickly, and it just works without hassle. Easily the best browser out there.

Microsoft Teams is a solid collaboration tool that works great for messaging, video calls, and file sharing. Integration with Office 365 is super handy, and it’s great for team meetings. Sometimes it can be a bit slow or buggy, but overall, it’s reliable and helps keep our team connected and productive.

Jira is a powerful tool with lots of features, but it can feel overly complex and clunky at times. Setting up workflows takes effort, and it’s not always intuitive for new users. It gets the job done, especially for tracking tasks, but it could definitely use some UX improvements.

Gmail is hands down the best email service I've used. It's fast, reliable, and the spam filter is excellent. The search feature makes finding old emails effortless, and the integration with Google apps is super convenient. Clean interface and smart features like labels and filters make email management a breeze.

Slack has completely transformed the way our team communicates. It's fast, intuitive, and keeps everyone aligned, whether we're working remotely or in the office. The integrations with other tools are seamless, and the channel organization makes everything easy to track. Couldn't imagine work without it. Highly recommended!