Synapse 2.3.3 - Now with a Lightweight Screen Recorder for Smaller File Sizes

https://redd.it/1vx3p8e
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Lathe: browse, edit and batch photos, video, audio and PDFs straight from your folders. No library, no import, no subscription.

https://redd.it/1vxannm
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[Update] BetterStage v1.3.13 - This is how I actually use it

https://redd.it/1vxj4am
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Found this little Mac app while scrolling Instagram

Random find from Instagram that I thought was pretty cool, especially if you're into little Mac utilities.

https://preview.redd.it/9lb4bbwxgglh1.png?width=764&format=png&auto=webp&s=4a9ee0f48cd29d1db79d5ff82341ab500566d3b9

It's called Lucky dangle. Basically you get a little charm hanging from the top of your screen, and it reacts when your cursor gets close to it. The physics make it feel surprisingly natural, while still staying out of the way when you're actually working.

Saw it in this instagram reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db8M3GVM3gJ/

Its under $2/€2 luckydangle.app/

Not the developer or anything, just came across it and thought it was a neat little app worth sharing.

https://redd.it/1vxqn8e
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I made ActivityLine: CPU, GPU, RAM and Network activity in one menu bar line

https://redd.it/1vxtj9y
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Pinland 1.3: a temporary shelf for text, images and files in the MacBook notch

All your useful stuff, tucked into the MacBook notch.

https://reddit.com/link/1vxtyqu/video/d00amlk5thlh1/player



Hi, I'm the developer of Pinland.



Pinland is for the things you know you'll need again in ten minutes: a screenshot, a paragraph, a link, a PDF, or another file. Copy or drag it into the MacBook notch. It stays hidden until you click the notch again.



Problem:



Pinned screenshots are useful until they start covering windows. Closing them means hunting for them again. Clipboard history has the opposite problem: it saves everything. Pinland only keeps what you deliberately put there, and keeps it out of sight between uses.



What Pinland does:



Hover a card to preview images, text, web links, Markdown, PDFs, and other files. Text can be edited in place. Labels become tabs automatically, and the shelf is searchable.



Comparison:



Snipaste is better when you want an image to remain visible on the desktop. Pinland is for temporary references you want nearby but hidden.



Clipboard managers are better for automatic history. Pinland is manual and intentionally smaller in scope.



Pricing:



$5.99 once in the US App Store, with local pricing elsewhere. No subscription:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pinland/id6793889737?mt=12



Pins are stored locally on your Mac. Hovering a saved web link contacts that website to fetch its public title and preview image.



Would per-item auto-expiry be useful, or would it make the shelf less predictable?

https://redd.it/1vxtyqu
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Dock Float – A launcher utility that overcomes the physical limits of the macOS Dock to create a seamless workflow

https://redd.it/1vxyao5
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