My toolkit.
the apps I actually use and recommend. the few that earned a permanent spot on my home screen
Strava
runningevery run, ride and walk, logged. my training journal and the nudge to actually lace up
strava.com →Hevy
gymclean, no-nonsense workout tracking. logs every set so progress is impossible to fake
hevyapp.com →MyFitnessPal
nutritionthe calorie and macro diary. keeps me honest about what actually goes in
myfitnesspal.com →Wise
transfersmoving money across borders without the ugly fees. a quiet lifesaver when life happens in five countries
wise.com →Money Manager
budgetingby Realbyte. where every rupee and pound goes. simple expense tracking that actually sticks
realbyteapps.com →Duolingo
languagea few minutes of language a day. how I'm slowly chipping away at German, one stubborn streak at a time
duolingo.com →Apple Books
bookswhere my reading lives: highlights, samples, and the next book always a tap away
books.apple.com →Wispr Flow
dictationtalk, and it types. turns thinking out loud into clean text. fun fact, this site's colours are borrowed from it
wisprflow.ai →Claude
codingmy pair-programmer and thinking partner. it built most of this very site, line by line
claude.ai →Google Calendar
planningif it isn't on the calendar, it doesn't happen. the backbone of how I run a week
calendar.google.com →Google Tasks
to-dosa dead-simple to-do list that syncs everywhere. no frills, just the next thing to do
tasks.google.com →YouTube Music
musicthe soundtrack to runs, deep work, and everything between
music.youtube.com →these are the tools I lean on. want to talk stacks, careers, or moving countries? let's connect →
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