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My Setup

A collection of the hardware, software, and platforms I use to build and create.

Hardware

My work-from-anywhere setup. My MacBook Pro stays at home as the central workstation, with all my tools, simulators, and Docker containers. Tailscale puts every device I own on one private, encrypted network, so from my iPhone, Android phone, iPad, or any other computer, regardless of OS, I can reach that workstation and keep working as if I were at my desk. Paired with T3 Code, my workflow never gets interrupted. Tailscale works like a zero-config VPN: secure, isolated, and set up in minutes. If you work remotely, give it a try.

MacBook Pro 16" (M1 Pro, 32GB RAM)

High-performance workstation, incredibly fast and reliable for all development tasks.

Logitech MX Master 3S

Ergonomic and highly recommended mouse for productivity.

Samsung 24" Monitor

Secondary display for extended workspace.

Sony WH-1000XM5

Noise-cancelling headphones for deep-focus sessions and team meetings.

AirPods

For quick calls and syncs with my team when I'm away from the desk.

Fiber Optic Internet (200 Mbps)

Stable and high-speed connection for seamless remote work and staying in sync with my team.

Ecoflow River 2 Max (512Wh)

Reliable power backup that can keep both the laptop and router running for an entire day in case of power outages.

VPS (16GB RAM, 4 vCPU)

High-performance server for hosting multiple Dockerized applications and services.

Software

My go-to AI coding tool and the only agent I use day to day—the CLI for terminal-driven work and the desktop app for longer sessions. Max subscription for the best models and higher limits.

Dokploy

Self-hosted PaaS platform managed on my VPS. Hosts multiple instances of Supabase, n8n, backends, frontends, and side projects.
The best UI of any coding agent right now in 2026, in my opinion. Latest GPT model subscription for complex problem solving and AI-assisted coding.
A recent addition to my workflow: an orchestration layer that runs my existing agents (Claude Code, Codex) from one interface with git worktrees and inline diff review. It also lets me continue working from my iPad, iPhone, or another computer, with my MacBook serving as the central hub when I’m away from my workspace.
Primary editor for everything that is not agent-driven: reviewing diffs, quick edits, and debugging.

Warp

Modern terminal emulator with AI-powered autocompletion and high speed to save development time.

Stitch (Google)

Used for rapid frontend prototyping with excellent results.

Cursor

AI-native code editor with a monthly subscription for seamless AI integration.

Platforms

Upwork

Where I freelanced for a year before joining a startup full-time. Earned Top Rated status and a 100% Job Success Score. No longer active there.

LinkedIn

Where I keep up with the industry, share what I'm building, and stay in touch with people I've worked with.

X (Twitter)

My main source for staying updated with AI trends, following industry leaders, and refining my development process with the latest tools.

Reddit

Used to follow 'state of the art' AI subreddits for deep technical insights and community tips.