In this video I’m doing a proper “what’s on my MacBook Pro” tour from the perspective of a university student who’s trying to stay organised without overcomplicating everything. I walk through the apps I use on an (almost) daily basis, and I split them into clear categories so you can jump straight to what you care about: productivity and planning, general education, course-specific tools, and then content creation. The goal isn’t to collect loads of apps—it’s to have a small set that makes studying frictionless. I talk through how I use these tools to plan my work, keep track of tasks and projects, and build a system that supports consistent study habits. Then I move into learning apps that help me understand concepts more deeply (especially when lectures or textbooks aren’t clicking), and a few tools that are useful for more specialised university work. Finally, I cover the apps that help me produce content and manage my workflow when I’m filming, editing, and publishing alongside my degree. If you want a realistic student setup that prioritises focus and structure, this is the full rundown.