This Weekʼs Line-Up

The Rest desk organiser series combines some lovely looking natural materials with smart design: you can re-arrange the various modules which 'click' together through hidden magnets. (Looks like they are currently sold out, so get on their email list.)

Hemingboard is a little helper app for copy writers/editors. It suggests word alternatives, synonyms, and weird rhymes and puns. I tried Hemingboard a few months back when it first launched and, to be honest, the experience was a bit buggy. Happy to give it another go now though, as it looks a lot more solid.

Soma sure knows how to make great looking, high-quality products. Their new water bottle is a real beauty, and a small donation to charity:water is made with every sale.

Take a stroll down the musical memory lane with Radiooooo: pick a country, select a decade, hit play, and let the nostalgia begin.

I only recently came across the Chrome brand. All of their backpacks look like solid workhorses, but I'm particularly intrigued by the Barrage Cargo with its 100% welded-waterproof rolltop and the versatile cargo net compression system. You can customise the various parts of the thing too.

Opentest offers a super easy and free solution to do screen captures in Chrome. It records your video, uploads it securely, and then spits out a share link. This could be great tool for teams who collaborate remotely on UX projects.