WhyNote Review
If you’ve ever wished for a text editor that just gets out of the way and lets you focus on what matters, WhyNote might be your new everyday tool. Built by a solo creator with clarity and speed in mind, this minimal macOS app transforms messy pasted text into clean, ready-to-use content, and gives you a focused space for snippets, edits, and write-ups without the bloat of mainstream editors.
Reef
Reef is an open source macOS productivity tool that reimagines window management by binding applications to number keys, allowing lightning-fast keyboard navigation between apps and windows. In this review, I take a look at how Reef works, why its profile system is so clever, and why it might just become an essential utility for Mac power users.
Apple at 50
Apple at 50 is a story of bold ideas, iconic products and occasional missteps. From the iMac and iPhone to Apple Silicon and the Newton, here is what defines Apple’s legacy and future.
USB Connection Information
USB Connection Information is the kind of app you never knew you needed until you plug in a device and realise it is not running anywhere near the speed you expected.
Strava Pluggins
Strava has a world of 3rd party plugins, we’ll take a look a five of my favourites.
The Underdogs Are Back
What has Vivienne got in store for ‘The Underdogs’ in this years Apple Short.
Zip with Terminal
How to zip a file or folder with Terminal, and for extra security add password protection.
Platinum MD
NETMD for 2022 - Platinum MD helping those physical media nerds write music to their MiniDiscs.
