Hardware, software, and tools I use every day.

My setup for developing, creating, and gaming. Not perfect, but it works really well for me.

Workstation

  • Apple Mac Pro M4 Pro, 24 GB RAM, 512 GB

    The fastest machine I've ever used. The M4 Pro handles everything I throw at it — silent, cool, and with battery to spare. 24 GB unified RAM is the sweet spot for running local models, Docker, and an IDE simultaneously.

  • Corsair Xeneon OLED 27" QHD 240Hz

    OLED changes everything. True blacks, vibrant colors, and 240Hz make code, games, and video look stunning. The 0.03ms response time is unmatched.

  • Akko SPR67 with TCC Demon switches and PBT keycaps

    65% layout — compact without losing arrow keys. The TCC Demon switches have a precise tactile bump that keeps fingers comfortable after hours of typing. PBT keycaps don't fade and have great texture.

  • Razer DeathAdder V3

    Flawless right-hand ergonomics. Precise Focus Pro 30K sensor, light, and comfortable even in long work or gaming sessions.

  • Ultraglide Meow Ultracontrol V2

    Control surface with smooth glide and precise stopping. Exactly what I need for both work and gaming.

  • AirPods Pro 2

    Noise cancellation that actually isolates. Mac integration is seamless — automatic device switching with zero friction.

  • Logitech C920

    Reliable Full HD 1080p for calls. No fuss, performs well in any lighting condition.

  • GiODESK Minimal M2 (height-adjustable)

    Electric height-adjustable desk. Switching between sitting and standing throughout the day makes a real difference in fatigue and posture.

  • DXRacer Air Pro

    Breathable mesh that doesn't overheat and lumbar support that holds up through long working sessions without sacrificing comfort.

Development tools

  • Claude Code

    My primary AI agent in the terminal. It navigates codebases, writes, refactors, and debugs autonomously. It completely changed how I work.

  • Herdr

    I use it to manage and orchestrate multiple AI agents running in parallel. Essential when I need to delegate larger tasks across agents.

  • JetBrains IDEs

    Each IDE comes pre-configured for its specific stack — no need to install plugins one by one or resolve extension conflicts. The difference between starting from zero and starting with an environment that already works.

  • iTerm2

    The terminal I've used for years. Split panes, per-project profiles, and shell integration make terminal workflows much smoother.

  • OrbStack

    Docker Desktop replacement on Mac. Much lighter, starts instantly, and uses significantly less memory and CPU.

  • DataGrip

    The best database client I know. Smart autocomplete, schema explorer, and query execution across multiple databases at once.

  • UseGit

    Visual Git client that simplifies complex operations — history, cherry-pick, interactive rebase — without memorizing flags.

  • Postman

    For testing and documenting APIs. Shared collections with the team and per-environment configs (dev, staging, prod) keep everything organized.

  • Dia

    Chrome-based browser with native AI integration. My primary dev browser — research, debugging, and documentation all in one place.