Personal productivity

I've been using GoodLinks for over a year now and it's literally the only app where I've managed to build a workflow that actually works for me. But here's the thing – it stopped syncing between my Mac and iPhone a while back and it's driving me crazy. I've hit up the devs and support multiple times with zero response. At this point I'm just gonna look for something to replace it. I've been thinking about using a not

Problem: I have made over 14 apps over the last 6 years. I got my first-ever MacBook Air after graduating college and have held a developer account ever since. Whenever I have a new app idea, I always look to see if the problem I am trying to solve is both solved, and solved in a way that I like. Sometimes one is true, sometimes both are true, and I buy the app and never have to build the app in the first place! I co

I really like Typora, but would prefer something completely Mac native and not an Electron app. Needs to support Typora's live preview as you type. Willing to buy, not willing to rent, so no subscriptions. Has to be a standalone edtor, so things like Bear and Obsidian are out.

Looking for the perfect desktop sticky note app (I've tried everything) This is going to be hilariously long, given how simple of a tool this is (or should be), but I promise you if you knew the workflow and everything that I use these for, it would make a lot more sense. I need a macOS sticky note app that floats on my desktop above everything, looks good, and lets me format my notes the easy way. Every app I've tri

For the past few weeks, I've been beta testing a new release of Bartender; an app with an interesting, and at times slightly controversial, history. Despite that, it's a utility I've relied on for years. I recently did a deep dive into the problems macOS changes have created for menu bar managers and what those changes mean going forward. Even with a few lingering issues in the category, I still came away viewing Bar

Hi r/macapps, I’m the indie developer of fasttab.theindie.app, a source-available macOS app for finding and jumping back to browser tabs, bookmarks, history items, and recent Finder folders from one shortcut. Problem: I built FastTab because I have ADHD and kept losing focus while switching between too many open tabs. The issue was not that I needed another general launcher. I usually knew the tab or link I wanted, b

I work in Finder all day, every day. I have to review and save 100 documents a day. The ONLY thing I miss from Windows is the finder. Is there a finder replacement that allows: Windows like Finder operation OR Collapsible folders on the sidebar. Mostly, I want to leave the folders expanded on the left sidebar and be able to click for access. Having to click 9 folders deep to save a file is getting old. I appreciate a

Presbutan hasnt been updated in ages and seeing as in MacOS Golden Gate the app no longer runs since its runs through rosetta and that is going away, can anyone recommend a replacement for it? I like being able to use return and/or enter to open icons in the Finder, and also use the delete or forward delete keys to delete items. If anyone has suggestions, Id appreciate it.

I work in Finder all day, every day. I have to review and save 100 documents a day. The ONLY thing I miss from Windows is the finder. Is there a finder replacement that allows: Windows like Finder operation OR Collapsible folders on the sidebar. Mostly, I want to leave the folders expanded on the left sidebar and be able to click for access. Having to click 9 folders deep to save a file is getting old. I appreciate a

I work in Finder all day, every day. I have to review and save 100 documents a day. The ONLY thing I miss from Windows is the finder. Is there a finder replacement that allows: Windows like Finder operation OR Collapsible folders on the sidebar. Mostly, I want to leave the folders expanded on the left sidebar and be able to click for access. Having to click 9 folders deep to save a file is getting old. I appreciate a

Hey everyone, I recently built CharBox (Character Picker), a small menu bar app for macOS that makes it quicker to find and copy emoji, kaomoji and unicode symbols. The idea came from getting frustrated with the default picker. It's hidden behind a shortcut I never remember, search is limited, and it doesn't cover everything. CharBox sits in the menu bar, so it's always one click away. You can: Search with keywords (

Hey everyone, I posted OpenVox here about a month ago when it was around v1.6.4. Since then, I’ve shipped quite a lot based on feedback from this subreddit, and OpenVox is now at v2.0.0. First, thank you. A lot of the improvements came directly from people here who tried the app, reported bugs, asked for better audiobook support, wanted faster models, requested API/automation use cases, and pointed out rough edges I

Hey everyone, I recently built CharBox (Character Picker), a small menu bar app for macOS that makes it quicker to find and copy emoji, kaomoji and unicode symbols. The idea came from getting frustrated with the default picker. It's hidden behind a shortcut I never remember, search is limited, and it doesn't cover everything. CharBox sits in the menu bar, so it's always one click away. You can: Search with keywords (

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Though I use a Mac, iPhone and iPad, I also use an Android tablet and a Linux computer. Some apps I need to function across ecosystems. Sometimes that means I need to sacrifice appearance, or speed, or memory to use a non-native app. This is a short list of the completely cross-platforms apps I can't live without: Joplin - This is a cross platform Markdown note-taking app that works pretty much everywhere. I have use

Currently out of work and have to apply for a bunch of jobs. I'm looking for something I can use to track what I have applied for. I have an app called JobSnail but it's not very good.

I'm looking for a Mac dictation app that will transcribe directly into a Word document as I speak (similar to Dragon), instead of transcribing into a box which then gets inserted into the Word document once a key is pressed or released. I need an app that runs locally only - no cloud anything. Preferably FOSS. Any suggestions to try out?