... researching (though I am still mad that these tools ruined the emdash) 2. Slack / Zoom - communication with friends and colleagues 3. Canva / Figma - design (both me cobbling designs together and access the incredible designs my actual designer creates) 4. LittleBird - collecting context in the background so I can focus on the meeting instead of the notetaking 5. Google slides - I'm in marketing everything lives in a deck Comment from Artur(@nowaffl): Mine is pretty simple ... ... Always curious what the SEO/affiliate folks here run

... What kind of practices and exercises in the learning language apps/technology do you like the most and find effective? What do you lack in the learning apps? With which versions are you the most? The apps (Android or iOS) VS. Web apps (installed in the PC or in the browser) Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I mostly use Google for studying, and many websites have the issue that they don t provide sessions with native speakers. I would like ... ... easier on learning Comment from Alec(@alecsorenpedersen): I m a strong believer in learning by doing. I tried Duolingo a few times for Greek, but the same names and set dialogues didn t stick for me. The little