DrawSimple 1.1 is out now -- DrawSimple is a Simple-but-Deep image editor for Mac with layers, vectors, and a deeply optimized MCP server so your existing AI agent (or your own code) can draw for you.. or with you. Your hands, Claude's "hands," One Cavas.
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Chunk 3.2.0 is live with fullscreen window mode and IOS on the way shortly
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Another update for Chunk with a long requested feature. Chunk was once just a menubar app, but now with the click of a button you can detatch the usual fixed panel menubar experience and Chunk becomes a regular window that you can drag and resize. Don't worry, when you're done planning you can toggle back to menubar mode!
We've also added the ability to keep the timer UI visible as a small dragable when Chunk is closed. Just click the button in the bottom right and then when you have an active task and close/hide Chunk the timer Ui will remain and can be repositioned ontop of other apps.
Incase you missed it - we also added cross device syncing. If you have 2 macs logged into the same icloud you can now seamlessly timeblock your day across both devices.
How fast is this? Chunk supports local syncing meaning if your devices are within certain range of each other syncing is 1-2 seconds. If you choose not to enable this or have devices syncing in different locations the sync time ranges from 10-30 seconds.
Does this affect the privacy first approach? No! Chunk continues to store your data on-device and we do not host your data in our own database. Your data is hosted by your own iCloud account and synced to each devices database.
If you've not seen Chunk before, its a time-blocking app for macOS. Some of the features include:
Tasks with dates, deadlines, attachments, recurrence, sub-checklists and notes.
Task lists, list groups, reusable templates / routines.
Schedule view for day, week and month with click and drag to create and edit tasks.
drag tasks directly from lists to the schedule view.
Bi-directional calendar sync for apple cal, google and outlook.
Bi-directional syncing with apple reminders.
A local hosted MCP for the claude desktop app
End-of-task completion and rescheduling
Fullscreen notifications
keyboard shortcuts
Available in all workspaces (even when in fullscreen apps)
Task completion and frequency analytics dashboard
On-device storage: we don't hold your data, you do.
No subscription: No card required free-trial \-> lifetime license
Code MACAPPS for 10% off.
NEW: Cross-device syncing
The timing of the cross-device syncing release is no coincidence. This v3.2.0 update is a precursor to the long awaited and almost ready - Chunk for IOS. After a short holiday we are back to development and expect to launch IOS in the next 1-3 weeks.
If you have any questions feel free to drop me a message on LinkedIn or r/ChunkApp
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Another update for Chunk with a long requested feature. Chunk was once just a menubar app, but now with the click of a button you can detatch the usual fixed panel menubar experience and Chunk becomes a regular window that you can drag and resize. Don't worry, when you're done planning you can toggle back to menubar mode!
We've also added the ability to keep the timer UI visible as a small dragable when Chunk is closed. Just click the button in the bottom right and then when you have an active task and close/hide Chunk the timer Ui will remain and can be repositioned ontop of other apps.
Incase you missed it - we also added cross device syncing. If you have 2 macs logged into the same icloud you can now seamlessly timeblock your day across both devices.
How fast is this? Chunk supports local syncing meaning if your devices are within certain range of each other syncing is 1-2 seconds. If you choose not to enable this or have devices syncing in different locations the sync time ranges from 10-30 seconds.
Does this affect the privacy first approach? No! Chunk continues to store your data on-device and we do not host your data in our own database. Your data is hosted by your own iCloud account and synced to each devices database.
If you've not seen Chunk before, its a time-blocking app for macOS. Some of the features include:
Tasks with dates, deadlines, attachments, recurrence, sub-checklists and notes.
Task lists, list groups, reusable templates / routines.
Schedule view for day, week and month with click and drag to create and edit tasks.
drag tasks directly from lists to the schedule view.
Bi-directional calendar sync for apple cal, google and outlook.
Bi-directional syncing with apple reminders.
A local hosted MCP for the claude desktop app
End-of-task completion and rescheduling
Fullscreen notifications
keyboard shortcuts
Available in all workspaces (even when in fullscreen apps)
Task completion and frequency analytics dashboard
On-device storage: we don't hold your data, you do.
No subscription: No card required free-trial \-> lifetime license
Code MACAPPS for 10% off.
NEW: Cross-device syncing
The timing of the cross-device syncing release is no coincidence. This v3.2.0 update is a precursor to the long awaited and almost ready - Chunk for IOS. After a short holiday we are back to development and expect to launch IOS in the next 1-3 weeks.
If you have any questions feel free to drop me a message on LinkedIn or r/ChunkApp
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WallD - Live & static wallpaper app for Mac with playlists, menu-bar controls and 7 MB app
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Chunk 3.2.0 is out now: The only time-blocker you need without the subscription
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Suggest me the apps you liked the most, to customize folders
I am currently in the process of revamping my iCloud files and folders to bring form and structure (using Johny Decimal system but tweaked for my needs). I would like to customize my folders with images, icons and other elements to make them personal and match my *current* vibey.
So please suggest any apps that you liked/bookmarked/found that are related to file/folder customization in any way. TIA 🫶
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I am currently in the process of revamping my iCloud files and folders to bring form and structure (using Johny Decimal system but tweaked for my needs). I would like to customize my folders with images, icons and other elements to make them personal and match my *current* vibey.
So please suggest any apps that you liked/bookmarked/found that are related to file/folder customization in any way. TIA 🫶
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From a Lifetime Superwhisper user: Cohere + S1 models change everything; it now feels like superwhisper is truly the best.
I've been using Superwhisper for a long time (lifetime license), and I wanted to share some thoughts because I feel like the product has crossed an important threshold recently.
For a while, the common comparison was basically:
WisprFlow:
faster
more polished out of the box
better for people who just want dictation to work
Superwhisper:
more customizable
local models
better for power users
but maybe slower
I think that comparison is now outdated, with the release of Cohere Transcribe + S1 models.
The recent model releases have changed the equation, a lot.
The fact that we now have a high-quality local transcription model that is actually fast enough for daily use is a huge deal. Previously, local AI often meant accepting compromises. Now the tradeoff feels much smaller.
I tested my processing (m4 pro mbp) for a 14sec audio recording and got:
Cohere Transcribe (local): \~369ms
S1-mini cleanup (local): \~109ms
So the complete local processing is roughly around under 500ms after stopping speech.
Thats basically instant for normal dictation.
Then I tested the cloud S1 models:
S1-Voice transcription: \~60–75ms
S1-Language processing: \~360ms
The performance is insane; im not sure how a transcription latency under 100ms is even possible for a cloud model.
I mean there is a meaningful entry barrier towards Superwhisper although meager, I just thought I should let more people know about this.
IMHO, Superwhisper is the best dictation product out there as of now, and I'm pretty sure it'll be even better considering it's development speed. Considering that it even has a lifetime purchase, give It more attention; lets let the team thrive. I'm sure that they'll do even better with more support. TBH, I felt like all they need is better marketing which is precisely why I posted this (\ I am not affiliated with superwhisper nor cohere).
Seeing products like wisprflow get much more attention in comparison kinda feels weird although I see why; it just works without much setup, I guess its why they're more mainstream.
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I've been using Superwhisper for a long time (lifetime license), and I wanted to share some thoughts because I feel like the product has crossed an important threshold recently.
For a while, the common comparison was basically:
WisprFlow:
faster
more polished out of the box
better for people who just want dictation to work
Superwhisper:
more customizable
local models
better for power users
but maybe slower
I think that comparison is now outdated, with the release of Cohere Transcribe + S1 models.
The recent model releases have changed the equation, a lot.
The fact that we now have a high-quality local transcription model that is actually fast enough for daily use is a huge deal. Previously, local AI often meant accepting compromises. Now the tradeoff feels much smaller.
I tested my processing (m4 pro mbp) for a 14sec audio recording and got:
Cohere Transcribe (local): \~369ms
S1-mini cleanup (local): \~109ms
So the complete local processing is roughly around under 500ms after stopping speech.
Thats basically instant for normal dictation.
Then I tested the cloud S1 models:
S1-Voice transcription: \~60–75ms
S1-Language processing: \~360ms
The performance is insane; im not sure how a transcription latency under 100ms is even possible for a cloud model.
I mean there is a meaningful entry barrier towards Superwhisper although meager, I just thought I should let more people know about this.
IMHO, Superwhisper is the best dictation product out there as of now, and I'm pretty sure it'll be even better considering it's development speed. Considering that it even has a lifetime purchase, give It more attention; lets let the team thrive. I'm sure that they'll do even better with more support. TBH, I felt like all they need is better marketing which is precisely why I posted this (\ I am not affiliated with superwhisper nor cohere).
Seeing products like wisprflow get much more attention in comparison kinda feels weird although I see why; it just works without much setup, I guess its why they're more mainstream.
https://redd.it/1vvdr43
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