As an advocate for side projects I’m usually always in hustle mode. But my productivity slips when I start scrolling through Twitter or watch the boats go by on the canals in Amsterdam. Procrastination can be hard to fight. If you procrastinate a lot, grab yourself one of these motivational mugs. Every time you feel the urge to check Facebook, take a glance at the mug and you’ll be back on track in no time.

Featuring a very minimalist design, Numerical is an iOS calculator app that doesn't require an 'equal' sign. I love that you can choose a theme, see your history and edit your calculations. This has been my go-to calculator app for about a year and it’s still great to use.

The placement of wall plugs in my house is super peculiar. This power strip lets me navigate around the corners and tight areas of my house where I need power and extra ports. The strip has a nice flat-head plug so you can use its neighbouring plug too. How nice of it.

A friend introduced me to this handy colour picker and I think I’ve used it every day since. Sip lives in your menu bar. When you click on a colour/pixel it saves the HEX code to your clipboard, including your history of past picks. It also attempts to name the colours for you: my history includes Carmine Pink, Lavender Indigo and Caribbean Green.

As a remoter, I mostly work from home, but it also means I like to get out of the house and work from different places as much as I can. On summer afternoons I tend to sit in a park with my laptop burning my lap. This beautifully designed lapdesk helps stabilise the laptop and provides good air ventilation at the same time. It fits any laptop up to 17”.

Every Monday, I open Noon Pacific while tackling my to-do list and organise the week ahead. Noon Pacific releases a carefully curated playlist of ten songs at the beginning of every week and they are so good. I’ve been listening for weeks and am yet to come across a song that I’ve heard elsewhere before. It’s a great way to discover new music and 100% free to listen.