* Linode - for hosting
* Namecheap - for domains
* CrashPlan - for one layer of our backups (other layers are timemachine, dropbox, and disk imaging)
* Pinboard for links.
* Office 365 - because the £8 per month is worth it for dealing with the MS files that other people send us and expect edits on. No - OpenOffice isn't good enough at conversions.
* Google Docs - for shared editing
* Dropbox - for sharing files + another layer of backups
* ScreenHero - for screen sharing
* Slack - for chat
* Trello - for organising everything
* CloudApp - for random sharing of screenshots
* Buffer - for social account organisation (suboptimal - but best of the bunch that I've played with.)
* Until recently Adobe CS subscription, but our usage dropped so much we've swapped for Pixelmator & Sketch as an experiment...
* Sublime Text 2 - editing on desktop
* Editorial & Writeroom - writing on iPad & iPhone
* OmniGraffle - wireframing, but very rarely used now
* aText - text abbreviation expansion on OS X
* Carbon Copy Cloner - backups
* Air Display - so I can use the iPad as a second screen when I'm on the road
* AntiRSI - reminds me to take screen breaks
* Skype - conference calls
* Transmit - [S]FTP client
* TunnelBear - UK/US tunneling, useful when I'm not in UK for some foolish things
Play:
* Have a subscription to the excellent PseudoPod, EscapePod & PodCastle podcasts
* SMBC comic patreon subscription
* Whatever the amazon streaming video thing is called
* Amazon Prime
* Downcast - Podcasting app for iOS / OS X.
* Steam - games (barely use)