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Recommended Apps

Turns out I use a surprising number of Apple's native apps and I'm okay with that.

Desktop and cross-platform

  • Zen for browsing the web. I like the split view and the way tabs are handled. It's not perfect though.
  • Overcast for podcasts. It might not be fully embracing Podcasting 2.0 standards yet, but it wins as best podcast app in my books for ease of use.
  • Bitwarden for passwords. It comes second to Apple's Passwords app, but it makes for a nice place to keep all the multiple-account sites organised.
  • Obsidian for more structured note-keeping, including the content of this website.
  • Sublime Text for text editing.
  • Cyberduck
  • Transmission
  • Handbrake
  • Subler
  • Ente Auth

The unsurprising native app section

  • Mail for (personal) email.
  • Calendars for calendars.
  • Reminders for (personal) todo.
  • Notes for random notes.

Mobile

  • My Data Manager is a great way to make sure you don't use all your data.
  • When playing games in meatspace, I use Scorekeeper XL to keep track of scores.
  • Terminus for SSH
  • YouVersion's Bible app is one of the most popular, and a great choice.
Games

I don't play games on my phone much, but when I do…

I am: Levi, a dude named ben living north of most Canadians
This is: my digital garden where everything is a working draft