It’s been seven years since I listed 25 apps essential for academic work on Mac. This list has proven to be very popular and relatively stable, but over the years I dropped or significantly reduced using 13 of these applications and I added 2 new ones to the list. Here are the 14 apps I use everyday in 2021:
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