Software
- Spin the Wheel - Pick Me (iPadOS)
- NowPlaying - Liner Notes (iOS)
- Pi-hole Remote (macOS, iOS, iPadOS)
- Mail Client: Mail.app
- Mail Server: iCloud with custom domain and posteo.net
- Notes: Obsidian and some stuff left in Notes
- To-Do: Reminders (and Things at work)
- iPhone Photo Shooting: iOS Camera
- Photo Management: Photos
- Calendar: Calendar
- Cloud file storage: iCloud Drive
- RSS: Reeder
- Contacts: Contacts
- Browser: Safari
- Chat: iMessage, Threema, WhatsApp
- Bookmarks: Anybox
- Read It Later: Readwise Reader
- Word Processing: Pages (MS Word at work)
- Spreadsheets: Numbers (MS Excel at work)
- Presentations: Keynote
- Shopping Lists: Pons
- Meal Planning: Mela
- Budgeting & Personal Finance: YNAB
- News: Mastodon, tagesschau.de
- Music: Apple Music
- Podcasts: Overcast
- Password Management: 1Password
Indie App Sales 2023
It feels like every day for weeks now is a special day and everything is and will be discounted. Oh, wouldn’t life be nice if things were just generally cheaper and my inbox was spared the flood of advertising? Anyway …
There’s another Indie App Sale this year and there are now over 400 (!) programs listed for macOS and iOS. Fortunately, I already own the ones that interest me most and bought three additional apps this year:
Nevertheless, it’s an impressive list that also includes many Mastodon developer accounts that I didn’t know about before. Definitely worth looking into.
I also noticed the Apps campaign: 10 applications for you and your Mac. It really only lists great apps. And even though I use Moom, I’ve been dancing around Lasso for a long time, maybe I’ll buy it this time?
App Defaults
Shamelessly stolen from Robb and inspired by Hemispheric Views 097 - Duel of the Defaults! here are all the apps I use in the various categories as written by Andrew:
MS Office Reset
TIL that you can easily uninstall your entire MS Office package under #macOS with Office Reset (https://office-reset.com/), then download only the app(s) you need from the Mac Appstore and use your existing Office 365 subscription. I always thought you had to purchase a new one somehow via Apple IAP. Cool, now I’m rid of all that garbage MS AutoUpdater.