Kutalio Vilishini

I like Zoom because it’s super easy to start a meeting and everyone can join without much trouble. I appreciate the screen sharing, breakout rooms, and the way it works well even with a weak connection. Sometimes the free version limits meeting time or features, and there are moments when audio or video glitches happen, but overall it’s really reliable for work, learning, or catching up with people.

I like Deezer because it has a huge music library and the Flow feature always gives me songs I actually enjoy. The sound quality is great, and I can even use SongCatcher to find music I hear around me. Sometimes the app is a bit slow, but overall I really enjoy using it every day.

Mailchimp is a good tool for sending emails and making newsletters. It’s easy to use, has many templates, and helps with automation. The only downside is that it can get expensive when your email list grows.

I’ve recently started using LimeBike and I have to say - it’s been a fun, fast, and super convenient way to get around the city. Whether I’m heading to work, meeting friends or just cruising for fun, the scooters are always a great option. The app is easy to use: just scan, unlock, and ride. The scooters are usually in good condition and I love how eco-friendly and quiet they are compared to cars. It’s especially handy for short distances - much faster than walking, and no need to deal with traffic or parking. One thing I appreciate is the pricing - it’s affordable if you’re just hopping from one place to another. Plus the battery levels are shown in the app, so I can always pick one with a full charge. If I had to mention one downside, it would be that sometimes it takes a few minutes to find a scooter nearby, especially in less busy areas. But overall Lime has made city travel a lot more fun and flexible for me.

I’ve been using Uber regularly for the past few years, and overall, my experience has been quite positive. The app is easy to use, and I really like that I can see the estimated fare and time before I even book a ride. Most of the drivers I’ve had were friendly, professional, and drove safely. One of the best features is the ability to track the driver in real time and share my trip with someone else for safety. I also appreciate the option to choose different ride types depending on my budget or how many people I’m traveling with. However, there have been a few minor issues - sometimes the app shows longer wait times than expected, and a couple of times the driver canceled without explanation. Also, during peak hours or bad weather, the prices can go up quite a bit. Still, compared to traditional taxis, Uber is more convenient, transparent, and often cheaper. I’d recommend it to anyone who needs a reliable way to get around.

I’m quite satisfied with Airbnb - it’s easy to use, and I’ve always been able to find a place that suits my needs. The booking process is smooth, and I like having the chance to stay in unique homes instead of standard hotels. It’s made my trips feel more personal and flexible.

I really enjoy using Figma - it makes designing and collaborating with others incredibly smooth and intuitive. Being able to work in real time with my team, right in the browser, has completely changed how I approach UI/UX projects. The only downside is that it sometimes takes up to 10 seconds to open a file, which can be a bit annoying when I’m in a hurry.

ChatGPT has completely changed the way I work and think. Whether I’m brainstorming ideas, writing code, managing my rabbits , or learning a new language, it feels like I have a super-smart co-pilot 24/7. The combination of intelligence, empathy, and speed is unmatched. Huge respect to the team at OpenAI - this tool keeps getting better with every update.