Michael.team by Michael Sliwinski

Together with the excellent podcast interview Matt and Mike did for iPad Productivity they also wrote a profile on me for their iPad Stories - iPad Power users which I encourage you to check out - you’ll learn more about my background.

On my recent trip to Japan 🇯🇵 I’ve noticed many things that in Japan are different than here in Europe, and very often… better.

I had a privilege of being invited as a guest to Matt’s and Mike’s podcast iPad Productivity, where as a fellow iPad power user we talked about how I made my iPad most versatile and productive computer there is and how I run Nozbe with it.

…back from summer holidays and my yearly August sabbatical.

Tomorrow’s going to be the iPhone Day as Apple will supposedly unveil the new iPhones series 18… and knowing that, summer before September is the worst time to get a new iPhone.

My goal with Nozbe has always been to create a simple-to-use as possible productivity app on the Internet.

I love Apple Shortcuts and I use them a lot on my iPad, iPhone and the Mac.

A year ago I sent this video to John Siracusa trying to convince him to use Nozbe for his feedback gathering for the ATP.FM show.

Me and my Nozbe team all work from our homes.

For 19 years I’ve been refusing to add sub-projects and sub-tasks to Nozbe.

We decided to publish my last webinar as a podcast episode.

You open a new productivity app and you start getting organized with a hierarchy.

Turns out that over 19 years of Nozbe we’ve served customers from 165 countries!

Last week I’ve delivered this webinar to Nozbe Classic users.

Whether you like to click around and explore apps on your own, or you prefer getting a tailor-made system ready to go — this episode is for you.

My eldest daughter, Milena, had her wisdom teeth removed and after the operation she couldn’t speak.

A few days ago my wife took me on a trip to Madrid for a concert of my favorite classical music composer - Ludovico Einaudi.

I used to fly all the way to California for Apple’s Developer conference, called WWDC.

One of my favorite companies that makes backpacks and other pouches and accessories is Peak Design and they’ve just completed a new Kickstarter campaign with a 2-in-1 backpack which I totally had to get and last week it arrived.

In Apple Shortcuts I use “lists” a lot.

Apple’s Developer conference in 2026 is happening and it’ll be the last one when Tim Cook is the CEO of Apple as he already named John Ternus as his successor.

One of the key takeaways from my recent Japanese trip was how even the public toilets have built-in bidets that clean your butt.

In April I was in Japan — my first trip there in 12 years.