需求类别
身体与心理健康、习惯、无障碍与照护。
身体与心理健康、习惯、无障碍与照护。
I would love to have Apple Health on my Macbook - even just as a "read only" application or to check/edit med-plans. I never thought I would use Apple Health this much on my iPhone and Apple Watch - but it actually helps me keep track of medication times and also a general overview of how I am doing. Apple Health has so many numbers/Charts/etc available on the iPhone and it would be so awesome to have this on "the bi
I'm the developer, and a laser physicist. Most of my meetings are under NDA, and I wasn't going to hand that audio or the transcripts to a server I don't control, so I built Thoth to keep the whole thing on my Mac. Posting for feedback, not a launch. Problem Most AI meeting tools do the transcription or the summary in the cloud. Even the bot-free ones that grab system audio locally still ship the transcript and notes
Allow users to define custom redaction patterns (e.g., always catch 7-digit numbers) for sensitive identifiers in transcripts before cloud send.
Problem I spend 8–10 hours a day in front of a computer, and after years of desk work, I kept running into the same problems: Poor posture Eye strain Neck, shoulder, and back stiffness Sitting for hours without moving Forgetting to drink enough water I tried several break reminder apps, and while many of them worked well, I realized I was looking for something different. I didn't just want a timer telling me to take
I'm the developer, and a laser physicist. Most of my meetings are under NDA, and I wasn't going to hand that audio or the transcripts to a server I don't control, so I built Thoth to keep the whole thing on my Mac. Posting for feedback, not a launch. Problem Most AI meeting tools do the transcription or the summary in the cloud. Even the bot-free ones that grab system audio locally still ship the transcript and notes
Add voice profiles for recurring speakers so that speakers are automatically labeled across recordings.
Problem: The issue with many break reminder apps is not that they remind you too little, but that they do it without enough context. If a reminder pops up while you're in a meeting, recording your screen, presenting, or in the middle of something time-sensitive, it quickly becomes annoying and easy to dismiss. There's also a second problem: a timer that only fires every X minutes never lines up with the breaks you ac
Add a self-control feature that locks the user out of the device during screen time or wind-down reminders.