gives a birds eye view of my weekly or monthly schedule
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What are your go-to apps for productivity and task management? I'm a web designer working from home, and prioritizing tasks has been challenging. I either get distracted or burn out from not taking breaks, so establishing a structured schedule and a to-do list based on priorities is important.
Sunsama Daily Planner guides you to plan your day intentionally — asking what’s actually realistic to finish, and helping you drag tasks into a calendar view with time blocks.
The app gives me the impression of the Structured meets mindfulness. You get both a schedule and a sense of clarity so you don’t overbook yourself.
Raycast is my favorite underrated productivity app (or plugin).
It’s a lightning-fast keyboard launcher that lets you do just about everything without touching your mouse:
Open apps, search files, or run Google searches instantly
Manage calendar events or join Zoom calls with a keystroke
Control smart apps like Notion, Linear, or GitHub via extensions
Create to-dos, launch timers, convert currencies — all inline
It feels like command center energy for your brain — I use it daily to save microseconds that really add up, especially when I’m in a deep flow. If you're a shortcut-loving type, this one seriously levels up your workflow.
The Best Productivity App
self-employed freelancer
$-$$
helps with habit-building
no bugs
gives a birds eye view of my weekly or monthly schedule
What are your go-to apps for productivity and task management? I'm a web designer working from home, and prioritizing tasks has been challenging. I either get distracted or burn out from not taking breaks, so establishing a structured schedule and a to-do list based on priorities is important.
Sunsama Daily Planner guides you to plan your day intentionally — asking what’s actually realistic to finish, and helping you drag tasks into a calendar view with time blocks.
The app gives me the impression of the Structured meets mindfulness. You get both a schedule and a sense of clarity so you don’t overbook yourself.
Raycast is my favorite underrated productivity app (or plugin).
It’s a lightning-fast keyboard launcher that lets you do just about everything without touching your mouse:
Open apps, search files, or run Google searches instantly
Manage calendar events or join Zoom calls with a keystroke
Control smart apps like Notion, Linear, or GitHub via extensions
Create to-dos, launch timers, convert currencies — all inline
It feels like command center energy for your brain — I use it daily to save microseconds that really add up, especially when I’m in a deep flow. If you're a shortcut-loving type, this one seriously levels up your workflow.