Still use a Paper Planner and a Notepad daily

Answering spam phone calls.

An appointment book.

post-it notes and a pen

John,

Tape measure is my answer to your decent question John Palmer ...My iPhone has the app, but I prefer the feel and look of the ole reliable at least for now until someone calls me a dinosaur

Your questions always bring back the best nostalgia, man! Definitely a physical paper planner. Google Calendar is great, but it doesn't give me the satisfaction of using a real pen, writing things down by hand, or doodling whenever inspiration strikes!

Mileage log ... I know there are apps for it, yet I still log mileage manually.

If I were still active a Day-Planner for hand written notes and appointments. It makes me feel more in control. In retirement the calendar on my phone works when I work it. Not to good at it.  

Nothing in my office specifically. BUT, in the field, I have tried the Level Measure because I have met my measuring guy at properties and watched him zip through measuring. I don't want to do it myself but, when I am showing a property, it's nice to have a way to quick-measure a room when the listing agent doesn't provide measurements/floorplan. 

Anyway, I didn't find the app accurate for my uses (probably user-error!) so, I still carry my tape measure!

To-do pads, or I write lists on index cards.

I still use a paper notebook. Sure, between AI notetakers and dictation in a lot of software- it's not needed, but it's my comfort zone. 

I have a nice coffee cup.