1.0 Introduction

I’ve tested nearly 50 AI tools this year, but these are the ones that I’ve found most useful. Fabric One of my most favourite AI softwares I found this year is Fabric. I use it almost every day now. It’s kind of like your own idea bank. …

Anytype was one of my most anticipated apps this year. I found it about a year ago when it was still in early stages, but I never got around to trying it out, until now. …

Today’s topic is everybody’s favourite — note-taking apps with AI. And I’m super excited to share with you my top 8 picks. Let’s get started! 1. Reflect There are many note-taking apps but Reflect is quickly gaining popularity, especially since the recent update that allows you to use GPT-4 within the app…

Today, I want to talk about my favourite Mac apps that I’ve been using every day. And they all got a big AI update recently, so let’s see what they can do now! Embra

I wanted to share with you how I use Notion every day to run my freelance business and how it’s been helping me make a living as a creator. I haven’t really talked about Notion that much just because there are lots of other creators that specifically talk about it…

One of my favourite Mac apps has just gotten a huge update with GPT-4. And now it lets you turn your computer into your personal AI assistant who remembers everything for you. It looks really good, so let’s see what it can do!

Arc browser’s mobile app recently came out, and it’s not a typical browser. It’s completely changed how I use my phone. Let me show you what it can do. I’ve been a huge fan of Arc browser for a while now. …

Loop, the newest productivity tool from Microsoft, was recently made available to the public, finally! People say it can be a Notion…