Things worth
bookmarking.

Mobbin

A design reference library of 300k+ real app screenshots. When you need inspiration without the endless scrolling.

Granola

AI meeting notetaker that listens in and turns your calls into clean, organized notes. I use this every single day.

Wispr Flow

Dictate messages, emails, and Slack replies out loud. Way faster than typing, and it works everywhere.

Huntr

Track every job application in one place — company, status, notes, follow-ups. A must if you're in job search mode.

Figma

The design tool. If you're in UX, you're already here — but if you're not, start now.

Loom

Screen recording for async communication. I use this constantly for developer handoffs and quick walkthroughs.

Perplexity

AI-powered search that actually does the research. When I need to understand something fast — not just find a link — this is where I start.

Slack

You already know Slack. Worth mentioning because the communities are underrated — design spaces, ADPList, all of it.

Claude

Where I build prototypes and automate workflows to speed up my process. Less chatbot, more thinking partner that can also write code.

Nielsen Norman Group

World-class UX research and design training. Pricey, but worth every penny. The bar is just that high.

Describing the ROI of Design

Ryan Scott's course on articulating the business value of design work. Essential if you're moving into senior or leadership roles.

Strategy for Senior Product Designers

Femke's course on what it actually takes to operate at a senior level. Exactly what it sounds like — and exactly what you need.