Slack, Notion, Superhuman, Airtable and SigmaOS sitting behind all of them

Notion, Things 3, Apple Reminders

Everhour - for time tracking Notes - for notes 😅 Asana - for daily todos and future plans

Calendar, Asana, Everhour, Notes

I'd say I'm roughly in the 2-4 camp, but it also depends on what we define as a productivity app, and what kind of projects i have going on. For instance, Zapier is probably one, yeah? I don't use it regularly for a lot of stuff, but every now and then i get a use case where it's helpful but don't always need it long term.

Discord, Calendly, Google calendar, appointment reminder, online Google office, Notepad, WPS office, came across Taskade recently.

As business owner, the lines between personal and work get pretty blurry. I don't think I could distinguish between the two regarding productivity apps. That said, I use Obsidian, Todoist, and Notion mostly for non-team related items

SigmaOS , no bias ;) On a more serious note I use tools like: superhuman, airtable, mixpanel, slack and notion

Zero :)

Using Reminders, Craft, Fantastical, Pile and Kosmik.

Superhuman, Vimcal, & Roam

Fantastical, Things, Slack, Craft Docs, Spark

I use Google calendar, notion, and sunsama. Occasionally todoist but mostly just for a grocery list

Eating own dog food so: DayViewer. (just furiously working on a few updates hopefully can shoot an updated product hunt fairly soon!)

POW! To Do (disclaimer: my app 😉 ), Calendar, Notes, Google Keep, Slack

Google docs, Gmail and Text Blaze of course

Too damn many 😩

How broadly do you want to define productivity? Things I use (nearly) every day just for personal use: Headspace, Daylio, MyTherapy (meds tracker), Evernote, Google Tasks, Alexa. Layer in work things I can't live without: Zapier. Zapier. and probably Zapier as a close third. Everything else is replaceable, but Zapier is not.

TickTick, Minimal, Workspaces, Gmail.