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Twitter has been the most valueable social network to me over the last couple of years. Tweetbot delivers the premium Twitter experience, no ads, content-focused, chronological timeline, easy accessible lists, beautifult interface, and more. 

Detail is one of the most-recent apps I have added to my stack, and I am already loving it. It is a powerful app that turns your iPhone, iPad, or any other camera into a high-quality webcam and streaming setup. 

I am a Podcast-Lover and Pocket Casts surely is the app for Podcast-Lovers. It is a lovely app to keep track of all my favorite podcasts, discover new ones, and just pure joy to use. 

Investing in a reliable password manager, just like 1Password, was one of my best decisions. It is so convenient to autofill passwords, and do not have to worry about forgetting them. 

I am an avid reader. Besides reading books I also like to keep up with online magazines and personal blogs. NetNewsWire is a free and open-source RSS reader built for the Apple ecosystem, that lets me do exactly that, read articles and blog posts from my favorite creators and writers. 

Discord quickly became my preferred Community Tool where I hang out with fellow creative minds, casual gamers, mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, and even friends and family. 

There are some apps which are sitting right in my Mac’s menu bar. To keep the menu bar structured and clean, Bartender is one of the first apps I am installing straightaway whenever I set up a new machine. It is a lovely utility tool. 

CleanShot X is an exemptional tool that provides over 50 features which make it the most powerful screenshot tool for Mac. Quick capture, annotate, scroll screenshot, screenrecording, and more turns CleanShot X into a must-have app. 

CloudMounter lets you mount all popular cloud storage accounts as regular drives, while keeping your information safe and secure. Additionally, I can also use CloudMounter to add FTP access to my web server as local drive to my Mac. 

To stay on top of articles and links I want to get back to at a later point, I use Raindrop to structure and organise all my links with tags and folders. Additionally, with Raindrop I have access to them on all my devices. 

As I was on the hunt for a minimal and lightweight setup for my personal website, I came across Kirby, and so far it has been pure joy building my personal online space with it. 

I have used quite a lot of newsletter and blogging services in the past, but Ghost has been the best experience so far. I use it for Creativerly, my publication about creativity and productivity-boosting tools and resources.

Did you ever wanted to quickly measure a button, image, or paragraph on a website? PixelSnap lets you measure anything on your screen blazingly fast, and on top of that it works in every single app. 

There is not much to say about Figma besides the fact, that it quickly became an incredible powerful design tool. Most of the time, I use Figma for my personal projects. 

Sketch has been my go-to tool for crafting and designing interfaces and experiences for years now. I always like to explore other design tools, but Sketch is truly my weapon of choice. 

Postbox is a private, secure, and incredible powerful email client available for Mac and Windows. Features like grouped accounts, quick filtering, advanced search, quick bar, and more boosted my productivity while composing and answering emails.