This Weekʼs Line-Up

While I'm not a huge fan of the look of this backpack, I like its premise: a lightweight, flexible, and minimal alternative to the many over-engineered backpacks out there. Rather than offering a million and one features, this thing aims to be a simple, no-frills and light alternative. (Currently on Kickstarter)

I'm working on a flowchart for the new Offscreen checkout experience and the free Draw.io came in really handy. It integrates really nicely with Google Docs and even looks (almost confusingly) like an original Google web app.

This table lamp combines a lot of useful features into one neat product: "It's an LED light with a speaker installed that can charge an iPhone. By rotating the Lightning terminal hidden in the base, you can easily charge your iPhone and iPad at an easy-to-use angle. A warm white light and high-quality speakers are installed in the hood of the lamp, allowing you to direct your favorite music in the direction of where the light is shining. By simply installing a free clock app, you can even make this light into a multi-functional alarm clock using light and music."

Notion is a new tool that unifies collaborative docs, wikis, and tasks under one umbrella. It also comes with Slack notification options, so you really got the whole team setup covered.

I literally just untangled my own earphones when I came across Cableyoyo, an earbud cord spool with a magnetic center to keep earphones tidy and tangle-free while enabling quick winding and unwinding.

doopoll is a simplistic, fast, and accessible little app to quickly throw together anonymous polls that look good and work well on all devices.