Stack

Here is my go-to list of tools & software that I enjoy using and have helped me level up my skills.

Supabase - My go-to backend when I want Postgres, authentication, storage, APIs, and realtime without having to build the plumbing myself.
Vercel - My preferred place for shipping web apps quickly, especially when working with Next.js, serverless workloads, and AI-powered applications.
Contentful - A headless CMS I like when content needs to stay separate from the application and be reused across different experiences.
Cursor - My everyday AI-powered editor for exploring codebases, making changes, and moving from an idea to working code quickly.
OpenCode - My terminal-native coding agent of choice when I want a more open, model-flexible workflow. I mainly use it with Ox Alpha, particularly for longer coding and reasoning sessions. OpenCode currently lists Ox Alpha Free among its supported models, while Ox Alpha itself is positioned around coding and long-horizon agentic work.
Zsh - Still my home base for working from the terminal. Most of my development and infrastructure workflows eventually end up here.
OpenScreen - My free, local-first alternative to Screen Studio for recording polished product demos, walkthroughs, and technical videos without sending everything to a cloud service.
Folx - My Mac download manager for handling large downloads and torrents when I need something more capable than the browser.
Raindrop - The best all-on-one bookmark manager.
Pinecone - A vector database I use for building AI applications, semantic search, and RAG systems. I like it when I need managed vector search without having to operate the underlying infrastructure.
DBOS - A durable execution framework built on Postgres that I use for building reliable workflows and AI applications. I like the idea of making regular application code resilient to crashes and failures without introducing a separate workflow orchestration system.