Uses

What I use

The tools behind my day-to-day work, from my desk to the services my side projects run on.

Desk & hardware

  • MacBook Air M1

    My personal laptop.

  • MacBook Air M4

    My work laptop at Module.

  • iPad Pro M4

    Sometimes a second screen, through Sidecar.

  • Lenovo Q24i-1L

    My external monitor.

  • Jin Office Ascend

    An electric height-adjustable desk with a monitor riser, so I can switch between sitting and standing.

  • GreenSoul Jupiter Pro

    An ergonomic chair for the sitting part.

Editor & code quality

  • VS Code

    Where I write most of my code, set up to format on save and apply ESLint fixes as I go.

  • Prettier

    Formatting is never a code review topic. With the Tailwind plugin, class order isn't either.

  • ESLint

    Catches the bugs that types don't.

  • Fallow

    Dead code, duplication and complexity checks that comment on every pull request, this site's included.

AI & workflow

  • Claude Code

    My go-to coding agent for reviews, planning and the trickier changes.

  • Codex

    A second agent that picks up well-specified tasks.

  • OpenSpec

    Every change starts as a short proposal, design and task list that I approve before any code is written.

  • Dex

    A task tracker that lives in the repo, so the backlog is versioned right alongside the code.

  • Impeccable

    Design skills and anti-pattern checks that keep AI-built UI from looking AI-built.

What I build with

  • Next.js

    My default for anything on the web, from marketing sites to full products. This site runs on it.

  • TypeScript

    For anything that will outlive the weekend.

  • Tailwind CSS & shadcn/ui

    Fast styling and accessible primitives I own and can change.

  • Effect

    Typed errors, dependency injection and retries on the back-end at Module.

  • React Native & Expo

    Wordwagon is built with Expo and shipped to the stores with EAS.

  • Turborepo

    Keeps Eras' marketing site, product and shared packages in one fast monorepo.

  • pnpm & Bun

    pnpm for installs that stay fast and strict. Bun when I want one tool for everything.

Services

  • Supabase

    Postgres, auth and storage for Eras.

  • Vercel & Netlify

    Hosting with a preview for every pull request. This site lives on Vercel.

  • PostHog

    Product analytics, so I know what people actually use.

  • Sentry

    Hears about crashes before users have to tell me.

  • Firebase

    Analytics for Wordwagon on iOS and Android.

  • Claude API

    Powers the AI features in Eras.

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