What is your most used app or website at the moment? - still worth it

[TheLegendJohn32]

This felt like the right place to ask.

Curious whether people here have had similar experiences.

Appreciate any honest input

[Craig90]

Spotify's algorithm knows my taste better than I do half the time, which is either impressive or slightly concerning.

[Sophia]

Google Maps is non-negotiable-couldn't find my own driveway without it some mornings.

[GatewayDolphin]

GitHub Copilot writes half my boilerplate now; feels like having a very patient coding buddy who never judges my variable names.

[NovaBreaker10]

Figma for design work, but the learning curve felt like climbing Everest in flip-flops at first. Worth it now though.

[Louise84]

Notion's become my brain's external hard drive-notes, tasks, grocery lists, the lot. Still worth the subscription for the templates alone.

[Zenith Theo]

Twitch for background noise while coding; nothing beats live commentary when your code breaks spectacularly.

[ExoplanetRouter]

WhatsApp's still king for group chats, though Signal's privacy pitch is tempting. Tough call when everyone's already on WhatsApp.

[Leah_68]

Canva's my secret weapon for making things look professional when I'm absolutely not a designer. Saved me more than once!

[DodgyCoder]

Reddit's my go-to for niche hobbies, though the UI changes keep testing my loyalty. Still, where else do you find subreddits for "antique toaster restoration"?

[HighKey15]

YouTube for learning random skills at 2am; somehow ended up watching a 40-minute video on restoring rusty knives last night.

[Saka31]

Discord, no contest-between work voice channels and meme servers, it's basically my second OS at this point.

[Sharon79]

Obsidian for personal knowledge management-linking notes feels like building a second brain, minus the sci-fi horror vibes.

[Context Terry]

Amazon's one-click is dangerous; my delivery driver knows me by first name now.

[Elliot_30]

Netflix for weekend binges, though the "are you still watching?" message feels increasingly personal.