Uses
The gear and software I rely on daily to run outbound systems, build projects, and stay sharp.
Workstation
- Dell XPS 15 (7590)
15.6" OLED display, 9th-gen Intel Core i7, thin and powerful enough to handle everything from running Clay workflows to shipping code. The screen alone makes it worth it.
- Logitech MX Master 4
The best mouse I've ever used. MagSpeed scrolling, multi-device switching, and an ergonomic shape that survives long sessions without complaint. Once you use it, everything else feels wrong.
- Logitech MX Brio 4K Webcam
4K at 30fps or crisp 1080p at 60fps. Makes a real difference on calls — clients notice when you don't look like you're broadcasting from a potato.
- Sony WH-1000XM6
Sony's best noise-cancelling headphones yet. The ANC is aggressive enough to disappear into deep work in any environment. LE Audio keeps latency low, multi-point switching is seamless, and they're comfortable enough to wear all day without thinking about them.
Development tools
- Claude Code
My main coding environment. Handles everything from scaffolding features to debugging — faster than any IDE workflow I've tried.
- VS Code
Still the fallback for quick edits and reviewing diffs. Hard to beat for sheer ecosystem depth.
GTM & Outbound
- Clay
The backbone of every outbound system I build. Enrichment, waterfall logic, AI personalization — all in one place. There's nothing else like it.
Productivity
- Notion
Where everything lives — product roadmap, research notes, outbound sequences. Flexible enough to not get in the way.
- Slack
Where async work actually happens. Keeps client and team communication in one place without the noise of email.
- 1Password
The only password manager I trust. Especially important when you're managing credentials across multiple SaaS tools and client accounts.