Cassidy's current "stack" of task-tracking, calendar, and note-taking apps

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The author shares their current productivity toolset for 2024, highlighting the apps they use daily across both PC and Mac platforms. Key tools include Obsidian for note-taking, Dabble.me for journaling, Raindrop for bookmark management, Notion Calendar for scheduling, Sukha for task-focused flow states, and todometer for task management. The author emphasizes the importance of reassessing and committing to your toolset regularly.

The Productivity apps I use in 2024

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Thanks for sharing!
Another productivity app you might be interested in (esp. if you work on multiple projects): <a href="https://freeter.io" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Freeter</a>. It allows to organize web apps, files &amp; folders, urls, etc by projects and workflows and stay focused on what matters at any given moment. Free &amp; open-source.
A quick post on how I boosted my productivity with it: <a href="https://app.daily.dev/posts/2izcUuqrX" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://app.daily.dev/posts/2izcUuqrX</a>

Nice, I use obsidian for writing as well. I wonder how do you manage your content with that?
When you finish writing blogpost or newsletter, do you keep that in obsidian or move it to another system and remove it? Or do you have two copies?
I don’t like content duplicated as I update my content from time to time and it gets hard to maintain which version is the source of truth.

This is a personal opinion. But lately everyone is fallen into the trap of productivity. As in the blog there are various apps for “managing” your productivity and you may spend considerable time using these apps to customise and even organise everything.
One time my boss asked me, what is the use of organizing everything if the task at hand was never completed in the first place.
Don’t get me wrong I understand the usefulness of these apps. But I think obsidian + any calendar app should be good enough. Bookmarks? Your browser already can do that.
Task management really that important?
Just go with Notion + any calendar.