Alfred

“I personally use a paid app called Alfred but free Alternatives include raycast for the mac and beef Tex for Windows use it every day for a week and see just how much time you save”

“I personally use a paid version of Alfred but a free alternative would be cast”

“…both Mac and windows users can take this a step further by copying the new event URL pasting it into a free app launcher like Alfred for Mac or power toy run for Windows assigning a keyword and now I can just type in gcal enter and I'm brought to a new event page directly”

“…for Mac users I highly recommend installing Alfred or raycast they're both free out of an entire tutorial on how to use Alfred”

“I use Alfred 80 of the time to open folders, run apps, and run shortcuts even because it's just faster than Spotlight”

“Alfred”

“I personally use the snippets feature in the Alfred app so whenever I type ::schedule, it outputs my link.”

“You just need to install Workflow from their GitHub page to quickly access shortcuts from within the Alfred Command bar. I'm gonna be doing this today but if you're non-Alfred user go with one of the first three methods.”

“I realize this is much faster than even using Alfred to access sound preferences because I never use sound effects anyways right?”

“The free features of Alfred is more than enough to supercharge your workflow and change the way you use your Mac.”

“08:27 Alfred replaces Spotlight Search”

“By the way I use a free app called Alfred instead of a default spotlight so let me know if you want a video on all the apps I use on the mac”

“When it comes to software I use Alfred the most it's free and I'll link it down below.”

“Alfred”