This Weekʼs Line-Up

Nomino Wall is a versatile and modular storage system that you can customise and extend in whatever way it suits your office space (or living room).

I've been using Alfred as my preferred quick-access/launcher tool for Mac for years now, but Lacona seems like a very solid alternative. Like Alfred, it uses simple text-based commands to trigger a multitude of actions. 

I like all the innovation around wifi routers these days. Plume is another such attempt to make routers smarter, more reliable, and easier to setup and manage. Instead of just one device, Plume consists of a set of little pods you can distribute around your home that all communicate with each other to provide the best experience. The only thing I'd be a bit concerned about is my electricity bill. ;) 

Endurance is a little menu bar app that promises up to 20% better battery performance for when you're on the go. It does so by changing settings and turning off functions when your charge level drops below a certain point.

Chronos is a coin-sized little disc you can add to the bottom of your existing watch to add 'smart' features like fitness tracking, alerts, and music control. It's a great idea, although I'm not sure how I'd feel about the added bulk.

There certainly is no shortage of to-do list apps, and with a check mark as an app icon Proud fulfils all the necessary criteria. A reader recommended Proud as his favourite one yet because "it nicely combines task managing, productivity tracking, and simple reminders to take breaks every once in a while."