New Droppy Release is a Full Featured Utility Suite
An update to Droppy by developer Jordy Spruit dropped this weekend. What started as a free notch app has evolved into a paid, but still inexpensive, suite...
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Liqoria: The Mac Dock Player That Should've Been Built In
The promise: A universal music controller that lives in your Dock and unifies Apple Music, Spotify, browsers, and more with animated artwork, real waveforms, and...
Corel Painter Is Still Alive and Still Ridiculously Good
Corel’s Spot on Memory LaneI hadn’t thought about Corel graphics apps in a long time until I saw their flagship app on sale recently. I...
Substage - A Natural Language Command Line Tool for Finder
Substage is a command bar that attaches beneath your Finder window. Select files, type what you want in plain English, and Substage generates a Terminal...
I Got a Sneak Peek at the Spring Sale at BundleHunt
For bargain hunters, BundleHunt makes the holidays happen four times a year. Many well-known and popular apps have appeared there over the years at prices...
Find any File for $2: New BundleHunt Sneak Peek
The spring sale for Bundle Hunt doesn't officially open until tomorrow, but I have some inside info on what's coming this time around for the...
Tolaria: a files-first Markdown app for Mac designed for Git workflows and AI agents
Tolaria is a free, open-source desktop app for macOS and Linux built by Luca Rossi, the author of the Refactoring newsletter. Rossi created Tolaria to...
Dockside Turns Drag-And-Drop Into a Real Workflow
Most Mac users already rely on drag-and-drop constantly, but macOS never really gave us a good place to stage things temporarily. Finder windows work, but...
Seeking Feedback from Mac Power Users
I’m looking for feedback on a few apps. I’m looking for the answers to the following questions: 1. Did this app solve a problem you...
Learning and Using GitHub As a Non-Developer with Tower
For years I assumed GitHub was only useful if you were a developer. Turns out it's actually one of the best tools I've found for...
Three Creative and Original New Apps
Developers keep finding interesting ways to make our existing tech more useful. Sometimes that means refining how we interact with tools we already rely on....
Organizing a 660-App /Applications Folder with AppTela
I recently organized my /Applications folder; it contains more than 660 apps. The tool that finally made it manageable is AppTela, a layered, categorized launcher available for $4.99 on the...
I replaced Apple Music with Yate, Swinsian, Navidrome, and an iPod Classic. Surprisingly better.
My ten-year experiment with Apple Music is over. Over the past month I rebuilt my workflow for managing a large local music collection; roughly 36,000 tracks....
Radial 4 Works Best as an Automation Hub
I spent the afternoon experimenting with Radial 4, a rapidly evolving pie-menu app from independent developer Gustav Lubker of AppVerge. If you’re not familiar with pie...
BackiGo is a Dependable & Full Featured iCloud Backup Solution
If you rely on iCloud but don’t have a true backup of that data, BackiGo is one of the simplest ways to create one. BackiGo is...
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DoubleMemory Doing Great After a Year
I’m always impressed when an out-of-the-box thinker builds an app unlike anything I’ve seen before. Iterating on proven concepts is fine, but after testing enough...
500 App Reviews Published!
I posted my 500th app review this week. If you keep typing long enough, this is what happens. It makes me super happy and I...
Automation Fans Are Going to Love PicMal for Conversions
Currently on sale at BundleHunt for $5 Every Mac user eventually ends up with a pile of files that need converting. Screenshots that are too...
10 Tiny Mac Workflow Tweaks that Save Me Time Every Day
I spend a lot of time trying to remove small bits of friction from my Mac workflow. macOS is a great system, but out of...
Consul is Supremely Useful
I’ve become quite fond of Consul, a relatively new file conversion utility that’s both simple to use and easy to automate. The concept is almost absurdly...
