software
After trying Mem in earnest for the last few months I can safely say I’m more than a little intrigued. Here are some initial impressions of what’s working for me, and where I’d like to see Mem keep pushing the product forward.
software
It’s been eight months since Tweetbot’s last update, and Tapbots, the app’s developer, has been conspicuously silent when asked on Twitter about future releases. On the one hand, it makes sense. Can one blame Tapbots for not investing resources into a Twitter client, as Twitter itself is
software
It's 2022, and we are still placing digital files inside an endless hierarchy of digital manila folders. It's time for a new kind of Dropbox that relies on tagging and smart search.
productivity
My general rule of thumb is that texting is not for work. Unless there's an emergency, work communication should happen over email, in a team chat app, or on the phone.
productivity
How I Make My Phone as Boring as Possible Most of us realize we spend too much time looking at our phones. Or, not even looking; picking up, tapping, mindlessly scrolling, pulling down to refresh - something, anything. Our phones are designed to entice us. Like freshly baked cookies sitting
software
As powerful, extensible, and customizable as email clients are in 2022, very few, if any, have dedicated settings that help users manage when senders can reach their inboxes.
updates
Doist is still tinkering with Twist. But we're hoping they have grander ambitions for this excellent product.
software
Tools both giveth and taketh away. Compromise is inevitable and unavoidable. Which is why the search for the ideal tool will never truly end.
updates
Too busy to keep up with the news? Here's what you may have missed in apps and productivity this week.
behind-the-scenes
As a creator, I desire for other humans to enjoy and appreciate my work. But I’m wary of any schemes to “hack” growth.
updates
Basecamp's apps have, and continue to be, incredibly mouse dependent.
updates
This one's a bit meta. Ghost, the blogging and newsletter platform that powers our site, launched native commenting today: Today we're introducing native commenting in Ghost, so you can invite your members to participate in community discussions directly on your publication. After Search, this was one
