What's your favorite Windows productivity app?

[dylan_0125]

I recently switched to Windows as a lifelong Mac user. I'm looking to build my productivity tech stack because I had previously used Mac-only apps. Here are the ones I currently use:

- Text Blaze (eliminate repetitive typing) -> my personal favorite app
- Obisidan (second brain)
- Grammarly (editing and grammar)
- Todoist (simple to-do lists)

Looking forward to seeing any recommendations

 

[Jez Corden]

I use OneNote a lot, although not sure if it's really productivity oriented. A lot of notes and files I need at quick glance are there usually. I also like the password protected feature with Windows Hello etc. I also use To Do to throw up a quick article idea.

I find myself using the Bing sidebar copilot AI thingy in Microsoft Edge a lot these days for quick queries, conversions, calculations, and **** like that.

 

[avensis]

Personally I use Todoist a lot.

 

[HeyCori]

Office
Edge
Phone Link
Outlook (the new web based client that's still in beta)

 

[Annie_M]

Grammarly, hands down!

 

[Iamdumbguy]

I recently switched to Windows as a lifelong Mac user. I'm looking to build my productivity tech stack because I had previously used Mac-only apps. Here are the ones I currently use:

- Text Blaze (eliminate repetitive typing) -> my personal favorite app
- Obisidan (second brain)
- Grammarly (editing and grammar)
- Todoist (simple to-do lists)

Looking forward to seeing any recommendations

All of these are web apps. You can run every single one of these on anything that will install Chrome.

 

[xkaliburthegodfather]

OneNote. It's like my virtual notebook where I dump all my brainstorms, ideas, and plans. Plus, it syncs across all my devices, so I can switch from my laptop to my phone without missing a beat.

 

[ancil]

I use Outlook, Todoist and Office.

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