6 Productivity Apps You (Probably) Haven't Heard Of - with Ali Abdaal
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Thomas Frank and Ali Abdaal discuss six lesser-known productivity applications and tools for Mac and Windows, including keyboard text replacements, TabCopy, Alfred, Loom, AirRuppes, and AutoHotkey, demonstrating how each tool streamlines daily workflows.
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Answers: What are some lesser-known productivity apps and tools to improve workflow?
- macOS productivity apps
- Windows productivity tools
- text replacement shortcuts
- browser tab management
- screen recording and sharing
- podcast quote saving
- keyboard macros
What it concludes
- Built-in keyboard text replacement across Apple devices allows users to type out shortcuts that automatically expand into longer text strings or links.
- TabCopy enables users to copy URLs of all open browser tabs at once into various formats for easy pasting into Notion.
- Alfred 4 acts as a faster, more powerful launcher for macOS than Spotlight, enabling quick app opening, web searches, file finding, and natural language calendar event creation.
- Loom allows quick screen recording and generation of shareable links with a direct integration in Notion for documenting workflows.
- AirRuppes is a podcast app for Android that lets users save audio clips as AirQuotes and transcribe them automatically.
- Readwise integrates with Notion to automatically sync Kindle and podcast highlights into a centralized library database.
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