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
- Wispr Flow
AI voice dictation that lets me talk instead of type across every app. Faster than the keyboard for drafting, and it cleans up filler and false starts as it goes.
- 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.