Communication & social

Attempt number two to post this... Survey - what's your current go-to for ai meeting transcription? Given the proliferation meeting transcription apps, I'm wondering what people here are actually using and liking? I've tried several over the last year: Hyprnote (changed its name twice now to "Anarlog"?), Speakr, Transcribe X, Caption Snap and have some other tools that support transcription but I haven't tried becaus

Attempt number two to post this... Survey - what's your current go-to for ai meeting transcription? Given the proliferation meeting transcription apps, I'm wondering what people here are actually using and liking? I've tried several over the last year: Hyprnote (changed its name twice now to "Anarlog"?), Speakr, Transcribe X, Caption Snap and have some other tools that support transcription but I haven't tried becaus

I've used Google Workspace since it as Google Apps in 2004, but I'd like to use the Apple Mail app and it is notoriously awful with Gmail. Not its fault, as Gmail is not true IMAP and I understand why Apple Mail has issues. Push notifications are not possible with Gmail, and waiting 15 minutes for updates is untenable for my use case. If I switch from Google Workspace to Apple Custom Domain Email, how disappointed am

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I’m using an Android phone and a MacBook. Syncing contacts between Google and Apple is easy enough. The problem is that labels I create in Google Contacts on my phone don’t carry over to Apple Contacts on my Mac. Doing it the other way around is even worse. I downloaded BusyContacts and Cardhop but I’m not really sure what they’re supposed to do here. Neither seems to actually sync labels/groups between Google and Ap

For those who already know me/dropadoo: I promised to continue working on dropadoo, and i do. What's new? After auto-zip and now following the last update with ftp etc. functionality, now with > SFTP SSH Key Authentication: You can now securely connect to your SFTP servers using private SSH keys! We've added full support for importing standard keys (RSA, Ed25519, ECDSA)—including those protected with a passphrase. It

Attempt number two to post this... Survey - what's your current go-to for ai meeting transcription? Given the proliferation meeting transcription apps, I'm wondering what people here are actually using and liking? I've tried several over the last year: Hyprnote (changed its name twice now to "Anarlog"?), Speakr, Transcribe X, Caption Snap and have some other tools that support transcription but I haven't tried becaus

👋 Hey everyone - Ex AI engineer turned indie maker here! Last year I launched Bantr in this sub, an offline text-to-speech app that generates natural-sounding voices natively on your Mac. You guys carried it to the all-time top 10, then kept helping me shape it through DMs/comments/emails that became features, use cases, and ideas I would've never had. Problem: I built Bantr because every decent TTS tool these days l

Hey r/macapps! I've been building Kulve, a fully native macOS app for watching Twitch streams, and I just got approved for public testing. I'm looking for testers who want a faster, cleaner alternative to watching streams in the browser. What makes Kulve different: Smooth, lag-free playback with minimal CPU usage Native macOS UI (no Electron/web wrapper) Clean, distraction-free viewing experience It's still early, so

Like most Mac users who enjoy tinkering, I've installed more apps than I'd ever admit publicly. Most come and go. A few stick around. Here are some that have genuinely impressed me lately. Forecast Bar(Monthly Subscription):- I've always had a strange obsession with weather apps, particularly those that offer proper colour icons in the menu bar. Forecast Bar has been around for years, and after a period when it felt

Problem You're recording a video or presenting on Zoom and your eyes keep darting to notes off-screen. Existing teleprompters scroll at a fixed speed, require internet, show up when you share your screen, or cost $15-59/month. Tellie listens. It tracks the actual words you say, not just the sound of your voice, highlights exactly where you are, and stays with you if you skip ahead, go back, or improvise. Tellie lives

Hey folks, It's been around 4 months since my last post, and I worked on XSpeak during all this time. I'd like to share updates with you. But first, let me briefly describe the app. Problem Communication is sometimes challenging and have an effect on our lives. Just a couple of examples: Communication anxiety that makes it hard to start talking Employee talking to their boss and agreeing on something under pressure,

Salve, ho acquisto un'app e dopo il periodo di prova l'ho acquistata. Fatto il pagamento ho atteso di ricevere la chiave di licenza, ma invano. Ho già contattato il programmatore 3 volte, ma senza successo, Ok, sono solo 8€, non é una cifra folle, ma questa cosa mi dispiace molto perchè la trovo una mancanza di rispetto verso il cliente. Se avete qualche suggerimento, vi ringrazio

Links Website: https://raybeam.live App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/raybeam/id6762012061 Problem A few years ago I got my first ultra-wide monitor. It was a 49" Samsung monitor. I work as a software engineer, and in my line of work I need to screen share a lot. This almost immediately became a problem due to the size of the monitor. I would either need to get a second display just for screen sharing, share o

Trust first, since this reads your messages: it runs 100% on your Mac. You point it at the one Messages folder it needs (no Full Disk Access), it indexes locally, nothing is ever uploaded, no account, no cloud - and you can wipe the index anytime. The story: a friend built a small tool for himself that read his iMessage history and surfaced the people he'd quietly drifted from. One night we loaded it with our own thr

Hi folks! This won't be the first 100% local, on-device meeting notes app you've seen recently, so I'll jump straight to what I think makes talat stand out. Timestamps in square brackets if the feature is in the video - if you want to skip to the app in action, skip to about 55s in. The recording experience Automatic call detection: when you join a Meet, Teams, or Zoom call, talat starts recording on its own [00m55s]

Hi folks! This won't be the first 100% local, on-device meeting notes app you've seen recently, so I'll jump straight to what I think makes talat stand out. Timestamps in square brackets if the feature is in the video - if you want to skip to the app in action, skip to about 55s in. The recording experience Automatic call detection: when you join a Meet, Teams, or Zoom call, talat starts recording on its own [00m55s]

There is a repeated pattern of bad manners on this sub - unfounded accusations. Post a positive take an on app - get accused of shilling Post a new app - get accused of vibe coding Write a comprehensive and detailed post - get accused of using AI generated content I'd like there to be less of that and more good manners and respect. Why do people start throwing accusations around when someone posts a positive take on