@ismh @HobbyCollector Yeah, I used to like it, but I’ve been finding lot of little bugs, specially regarding syncing. I always saw everyone praising the app, but I always get back to default client.
@HobbyCollector Which client do you use on the Mac?
To be honest I’m not on email often on my Mac. When I need a client, I usually use Mail. However, most of the time I just use the GMail web client. It works well and does what I need!
I keep trying Spark, Airmail, and the like, but keep coming back to the stock Mail app. Outlook is my dedicated work mail client, so I keep that hidden and also separate from the personal email accounts.
Also, the way I have my screens setup (above), my main distractions (Mail, Twitter, etc.) are hidden in folders.
It’s better for everyone that way 
Here’s mine. The two folders are a bit of a tradition … they’ve been in those spots since we were first able to have folders on iOS, although the contents change over time. “iPlylists” is a shortcut that lets me pick between a handful of Apple Music playlists (use it mostly at work). OmniSelect is a shortcut that let me hop into specific places in OmniFocus (that I shamelessly and ruthelessly stole from @MacSparky ).
Mine’s on page 2, but we have the same At Bat icon. 
I spent about a month playing with Drafts, enjoying the coding side of it in particular. But, for me it didn’t actually fit my work.
I think I get it, and this is my take. It’s name is spot on: it appears to be an app for people who create new pieces of writing on a very regular basis, and who also like the mechanics of automation. That’s quite a niche market, but it looks great for that.
Very bare-bones use of the home screen, I know, but part of it is based on shared stuff with my wife. At least, that’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it.
What’s an Aussie doing with the ECB app on his phone?
It’s interesting to see cardhop is a popular app, I have been thinking of buying it. After seeing so many home screens I need to figure mine out and get it together.
@kennonb are those shortcuts on the first page?
@GraemeS just curious what you use the launcher shortcut for? I’m trying to figure one out for myself.
No shame I have it on my first page too 
that’s awesome!!!
GAH !!! 
That would send me to the ER having an embolism
Wallpaper link? I like that.
I found it on Pinterest - don’t remember where exactly.
Can I send it to you someway?
Ha! I’m not an Aussie - I’m British and live in Australia 
I can’t remember where I got it from, but the notes inside it refer to Jim Sauer. It’s a clever idea that sorts all your shortcuts based on emoji, so running this shortcut lets you drill down to any other one.
I hardly use it though, as the only Shortcuts I use on a regular basis are those other three:
Today’s Music: picks a playlist based on am/pm for different days of the week.
Drive Time: gives a menu of my 4 most frequent destinations, then either runs Today’s Music or opens Overcast (plus messages my wife if I’m going to her workplace)
Camera: gives a menu of camera tasks (eg selfie, markup, scan document)
Yup.
Capture: Quick add to my task manager, DayOne, and Keep It. Also can open Scanbot to scanning mode.
Consume: Opens apps I use for digesting media. Things like my task manager with articles to read and videos to watch. RSS. Books and my Bible app.
Music: I play music every week at my church so I have an action that will start the playlist with all the songs for the week. It can also shuffle all my music and start my recent podcasts.
: These are just shortcuts for jumping into each of the Planning Center apps I use for my main job.
I think you nailed it. I don’t do a lot of “new” writing - sure, I enter stuff into Things, and I answer lots of WhatsApp messages - but I don’t blog nor do I write journals and stuff. The whatever small scale of writing I do, I would have done it in Notes.
Sorry for detailing this thread. Onwards to more Homescreen porn please.
