Tech stack & referral links

What I use for Software Psychic sessions (live and async video bookings). Open-source, privacy-friendly scheduling that just works.

What I use to keep my email organized. AI that screens your inbox, drafts in your voice, and briefs the rest so you get to inbox zero without the overwhelm.

My favorite voice-to-text tool for Mac. Effortless dictation that learns your style and works in every app—huge for reducing typing when my hands or focus are tired.

Social app for tracking what you read and watch. I use it to share what I'm into and find recommendations.

Privacy-focused browser with built-in VPN, automatic data clearing, and private AI chat. My default for everyday browsing.

Swiss-based VPN with a no-logs policy and a free tier. Simple to set up—a solid harm-reduction layer when you want more privacy on public Wi‑Fi or from casual ISP tracking.

Templates, brand kits, and quick graphics for social, worksheets, and visual content. I use it for guides and resource PDFs.

Keeps my Obsidian vault synced across devices so notes, newsletters, and content stay in one place.

My main AI hub and IDE. Code, edit, and think with AI built in—where most of my technical and writing work happens.

Password manager for logins, 2FA, and secure notes. One place for credentials so I don't have to remember them.

Free to-do and task manager. Simple lists, due dates, and projects that actually work with my brain.

Private messaging app with end-to-end encryption. My go-to for sensitive or personal conversations.

Where I deploy sites. Git-based builds, previews, and hosting that play nice with static sites and modern frameworks.

Delivers Pythoness Perspective and transactional email from pythonessprogrammer.com.

Digital downloads and inventory sales for now. Where Sticky Spells and other creative bits live.