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via Retrobatch: Retrobatch turned 2.0!

via Steven Woolgar: @schwa secrets.app

via Kevin Stewart: People are obsessed with Obsidian, the darling of notetaking apps

Holochain | Distributed app framework with P2P networking

via Sean: I found ExactScan to be a much nicer alternative to VueScan. Needed it once Fujitsu finally gave up on the S1500M.

via Harshil Shah: I’m so excited to announce Peak 2!

Casey Liss rejoins the program to discuss his new app Callsheet and to give David and Stephen a tour of the apps and services he uses to manage his media.

via Kevin Stewart: Build a Cross-Platform CLI with Deno in 5 minutes

via smallcircles (Humane Tech Now): Yes, you can ditch #GoogleMaps now. #OrganicMaps is here. Use it while offline and feel good about a #privacy-respecting app that doesn’t suck you dry of your personal information. Based on #OpenStreetMap this app is gonna blow #Google #Maps out of the water (hopefully ;)

via Uwe Schwarz ッ�: @rauschma if you additionally want OCR, take a look at ocrmypdf (installable via brew), it can reduce file size and add OCR-data to make PDFs searchable. Combine that with an Automator-Workflow for a folder and you get a real easy way to compress and OCR all PDFs.

via John Voorhees: Obscura 4 is out with a fantastic update to its design, new features, and a new business model.

via John Voorhees: Söka, an app to build travel bucket lists, is one of the best implementations of an AI feature I’ve seen. Instead of being gimmicky, it helps kick off exploring a new location, providing ideas for places to visit that you might not have thought of.

Via a friend: When it comes to syncing with iOS devices to pull things off them (pics, video, etc), I’ve had very good luck using iMazing.

via Will Bishop: 🚀 Stomp is now available 🚀

via Automadon: Automadon is live in the App Store!

via Mac Power Users podcast: 703: The Portable HomePod Mini Lifestyle: If you are a Mastodon user, you have probably come across the issue where you find a link … but it opens on an instance or a server that maybe you weren’t expecting. If you’re like me and run [an instance] just for yourself, then sometimes those URLs can be a bit messy. Homecoming for Mastodon is a Safari extension that basically just adds a button … it will open a page from another instance in your own.

via Mac Power Users podcast: 703: The Portable HomePod Mini Lifestyle: This is a web-clipper type extension … it does this by basically taking the text and the content of the page and putting it into Markdown document.

via [John Gruber at Daring Fireball]: Terrific update to one of my very favorite iOS apps.

via Chris Messina: 🆕 Something new for you: the power of a spreadsheet but embedded in a notebook-style collaborative document!

via Ben Sandofsky: We just launched a big update to Spectre, our long exposure app which won iPhone App of the Year. We now have 15 and 30 second exposures!

via rands: Bear 2 is an impressive update that gives an elegant application more personality and utility.

via Rebecca Owen: 🚀 Very excited to say that Chronicling has been approved and will be launching on Friday! It’s available for pre-order here:

Like Zola, but for presentations.

Markdown + style = great interactive presentations.

via Halide: Introducing Skylight Forecast — our third app.

If you’re someone who enjoys taking photos but doesn’t enjoy checking a pile of apps to see when the conditions are right, I’d love for you to check out my new app Photo Scout and give your feedback.

Me (on Facebook, now deleted):

Anyone have a favorite (Mac-based) music player for the music already on your laptop?