I can't hide from you the most useful software I have.

It is Paste, a clipboard manager.

Why is it so useful?


Standard clipboard mechanism: you copy/cut something to the clipboard and paste it somewhere. When you copy something new — the old thing is deleted from the clipboard.

Clipboard managers allow you to:
1/ work with a long history of what you have copied
2/ folders for pasting frequently used entities: links, texts, images

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This seems to be just vital for those with a lot of communication.

I have dozens of pre-saved templates for all cases: link to Calendly, link to pitch deck, standard responses, Epic Web3 outreach for different segments, etc.

And it's all conveniently organized into folders.

I also recently noticed that they have an iOS app that works as a separate keyboard. So now it's all available from your iPhone as well.

And it all costs a ridiculous $15 a year. That is the best $15 a year that I spend on software.

Anyway, sincerely and without any referral links:

pasteapp.io