These are the tools I use to plan, write, and manage structured, scalable content for healthcare and medtech teams.

They support how I think through workflows, simplify complex information, maintain consistency across platforms, and collaborate with stakeholders.

If you’re wondering what it’s like to work with me or what my process looks like behind the scenes, this is a good place to start.

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Planning & Mapping

MindNode

mindnode.com

For mapping out multi-step workflows, onboarding flows, or content libraries before writing. Helps surface patterns and gaps early in the process.

ClickUp

clickup.com

My project command center. I use it to plan timelines, manage content deliverables, and track reviews across large or long-running projects.

Todoist

todoist.com

My daily task manager for staying on top of deadlines and multi-client work.

Writing & Editing

HemingwayApp

hemingwayapp.com

Helps me simplify dense language without losing clarity. Useful for internal docs, patient-facing explainers, and product pages.

LanguageTool

languagetool.org

For grammar, tone, and phrasing. I rely on it during editing to catch inconsistencies and polish voice.

NeuronWriter

neuronwriter.com

Supports SEO optimization without sacrificing accuracy. I use it for blog content, educational articles, and any content that needs to rank and read clearly.

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Organization & Publishing

WordPress

wordpress.org

I use WordPress to write, edit, and organize multi-page content like blogs and resource libraries. It’s where I structure information so it’s easier to read, easier to update, and easier to find later.

Substack

substack.com

I use Substack for newsletters and serialized writing. Its clean interface and intuitive editor make it easy to publish regularly.

Tutorials & Explainers

Snagit

techsmith.com/snagit

Great for visual walkthroughs and annotated screenshots. I use it to create SOPs, support documentation, and internal training resources.

Loom

loom.com

Used for walking through workflows or providing async reviews. It helps me give visual feedback or explain how a proposed structure works.

Browser Extensions

Momentum

momentumdash.com

For mapping out multi-step workflows, onboarding flows, or content libraries before writing. Helps surface patterns and gaps early in the process.

Productivity Owl

productivityowl.com

I use Substack for newsletters and serialized writing. Its clean interface and intuitive editor make it easy to publish regularly.

OneTab

one-tab.com

I use Substack for newsletters and serialized writing. Its clean interface and intuitive editor make it easy to publish regularly.