Tools

These are the apps I use day to day for my projects, websites, scripts, and experiments. It is a mix of dev tools, design tools, productivity tools, and analytics.

Applications (macOS)

• Ollama: For testing local models, mostly around code, agents, and workflows without depending only on external APIs.
• Dropbox: Storage and synchronization for projects, notes, exports, website files, and working folders.
• FileZilla: Occasional FTP/SFTP. Not the sexy tool, but sometimes the shortest path to move a file.
• OmniDiskSweeper: Disk cleanup. Useful when the Mac starts turning into a basement full of boxes.
• Sequel Ace: MySQL/MariaDB client. Quick inspection of databases, tables, content, and occasional debug.
• Opencode: For testing models, code generation, and automated workflows.
• Visual Studio Code: Main editor. Code, Markdown, workers, websites, scripts, back offices.
• Wezterm: Main terminal. Git, local commands, agents, scripts, tests, logs.

CLI and dev tools

• git: Version things properly. Go back when needed. Test without breaking everything.
• GitHub CLI: Read issues, create tickets, inspect PRs, follow checks, and push changes faster than through the web interface.
• npm / Node.js: Frontend scripts, tooling, packages, workers, small local servers, automations.
• Cloudflare Workers: URL rewrites, cache, edge rules, headers, canonical URLs, routing, and small treatments in front of websites.
• Tailscale: Private access to machines and services without exposing random things to the Internet.

Web stack and infrastructure

• Cloudflare: DNS, cache, security rules, redirects, subdomain protection, asset optimization.
• OVH: Historical shared hosting, DNS/domain management, and some web bricks.
• GitHub: Code, issues, bug tracking, feature ideas, change history.
• Google Analytics 4: Traffic measurement and global website tracking, when quotas and exports do not break everything.
• Search Console: Concrete SEO reading: indexed pages, queries, errors, sitemap, English pages, Google signals.

Studio Pixel

• Google Ads: Acquisition for Studio Pixel, campaign tests, and local performance tracking.
• Jotform: Client forms, project requests, consent, information collection, and attachments.
• Instagram: Living portfolio, contests, flash sheets, stories, announcements, social proof, and direct contact.
• Stripe: Online payments, deposit thinking, payment links, and potential automation.
• Alma: Payment in four installments.
• PostHog: Possible product analytics to track application usage, understand user paths, and inspect errors.

Podcast and content

• Acast: Episode hosting, RSS feed, listening statistics.
• Auphonic: Audio post-production, normalization, export, metadata, chapters, and formats.
• Da Vinci Resolve: Video editing, export, subtitles, audio mixing, and production.