I’ve always appreciated seeing what gear, software, and workflows other folks use day-to-day. It’s part inspiration, part curiosity, and sometimes a great way to discover that niche tool you didn’t know you needed.
For years, Wes Bos’ /uses page has set the bar and the uses.tech site has turned this idea into a community catalog of developers, designers, and makers sharing their setups. I’ve browsed more of those pages than I can count… and now, I’ve finally built one of my own.
👉 Check out my /uses page here
It’s a living list of what I rely on daily across:
- Hardware (from desk to monitor to Oura ring)
- Software and developer tools
- My analog task system (3×5 cards > to-do apps)
- Fitness and photo tools
- WordPress plugins, themes, and host setups
- Social platforms, backup strategies, and more
I’ve also added some personal quirks, like how I stack-rank index cards each morning, what tools I’m still testing, and where I hang out online (ranked by actual usage). It’s not just a list, it’s a snapshot of how I work and what keeps the machine running.
As I tweak my setup, experiment with new tools, or shift platforms, I’ll keep the page updated. If you’re into /uses pages, workflows, or just curious how other folks work, then I hope it’s useful. And if you’ve got your own /uses page, I’d love to see it. Drop me a link!
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