These are apps I use... or just sitting around on my devices.
Vortex is the new, modern mod manager from 
Nexus Mods. It is designed to make modding your game as simple as possible for new users, while still providing enough control for more experienced veterans of the modding scene.
Here be mods.
Free open-source multi-track audio editor and recorder with 32-bit float processing. Supports many formats and plugins for Windows, macOS, Linux.
The audacity.
Free cross-platform DAW supporting VST plugins, MIDI, and lossless audio. Offers music loopers and sequencers with privacy, no ads, and offline capability.
I do EDM now!?
Free open-source 3D software for modeling, texturing, rigging, animation, rendering, compositing, video editing, and simulation.
I'm doing 3D now!?
Obsidian is a note-taking app that lets you create a personal knowledge graph with ease. It is designed for non-linear thinking and allows you to easily link your notes together wiki-style.
Great cross-platform notes app with markdown support and wiki functionality.
Integrates seamlessly with Office 365 to centralize chat, files, and tools. Supports HD audio and video meetings, available across multiple platforms.
We use it at work. I haven't really tried using it for personal communications.
Steam is a digital distribution, digital rights management, multiplayer and communications platform developed by Valve Corporation. It is used to distribute a wide range of games and related media entirely over the internet, stretching from one-man independent efforts to some of...
So Gaben can take the money off of my hands/pocket.
Open-source, ad-free torrent client offering a polished user interface, integrated multi-site search, RSS support, remote web control, and cross-platform availability.
For torrenting legal things, of course.
Accelerates downloads by splitting files, supports dark mode, controls traffic, enhances speed, organizes downloads, and is ad-free.
My go-to GUI downloader for Windows.
Versatile media player supporting multiple video formats, wide codec range, subtitles, hardware acceleration, OpenGL output, and intuitive CLI controls.
This has been my go-to player on my MBP. I really like the minimalistic-by-default interface.
Customisation of Logitech mouse or keyboard settings, device information, additional functionality such as sharing input devices over multiple computers.
Current setup involves an MX Master 3 and an MX Keys, so having this (especially Flow) is a must. An alternative might be Synergy.
Web-based vector graphics editor with desktop apps, focusing on real-time collaboration and version control for UI/UX design.
I do UI/UX now!?
Caffeine is a tiny program that puts an icon in the right side of your menu bar. Click it to prevent your Mac from automatically going to sleep, dimming the screen or starting screen savers.
Keeps my personal and work laptop awake when I need them to.
Pock can place your macOS Dock inside your MacBook's TouchBar, letting you enjoy your screen in full-size every time!
Customized TouchBar ftw!
Alfred is a productivity application for macOS, which boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords and text expansion. Search your Mac and the web, and control your Mac using custom actions with the Powerpack.
Way better than Spotlight. Probably, even way better with the Powerpack.
Terminal emulator for macOS supporting split panes, session restoration, advanced search, inline images, SSH connections, automation, and tmux integration.
Replacement for the built-in Terminal app on Mac. Alternatives: Kitty, Alacritty.
Chromium-based browser for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, offering extension support, privacy features, smart security, and cloud sync across devices.
My go-to browser nowadays.
Free, extensible code editor with Git integration, AI-driven IntelliCode, and 30,000+ extensions, supporting various languages like Python, Java.
Yes.
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