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I’m building a Mac app, but I’m not really sure how to price it properly. I’ve read a lot of posts here, especially discussions about pricing, and it seems that once a lifetime price goes above $10, many people already feel it’s too expensive. At the same time, a lot of relatively simple tools are priced around $6, and people seem perfectly happy with that. But whenever subscriptions are mentioned, people here seem s

I wanted a way to turn meeting-recording folders on my Mac into an archive I could search later. What MinuteFile does MinuteFile reads recording folders I select, transcribes the recordings locally, and keeps the transcripts in a searchable archive. I can edit the text and speaker names, then export TXT, Markdown, or HTML copies. The app has no account, backend, live meeting capture, or cloud transcription service. I

Three months ago I posted here about Clarity, the Mac file manager I built as a Swedish airline pilot who taught himself Swift. The response was one of the best things that has happened to me as a maker, and the feedback in that thread has been worth its weight in gold. I have spent the months since building on it. I thought shipping was the finish line. It was not. The most useful stuff came after, from people here

I’m building a Mac app, but I’m not really sure how to price it properly. I’ve read a lot of posts here, especially discussions about pricing, and it seems that once a lifetime price goes above $10, many people already feel it’s too expensive. At the same time, a lot of relatively simple tools are priced around $6, and people seem perfectly happy with that. But whenever subscriptions are mentioned, people here seem s

Hi, I built a small productivity utility called Lantern, an app that allows you to search Google and open full websites without leaving your workspace, with a simple keyboard shortcut. Problem I wanted a simple utility where I could do quick research while I was working or finishing a school assignment. Switching into my browser often broke my train of thought or got me distracted for sometimes 30 minutes at a time,