MacOS web and system tray calendar that syncs Google/Microsoft/Apple
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Calendar0: AI Calendar for Google, Outlook and iCloud
Schedule in seconds and remember every call. See Google, Outlook and iCloud in one week, add meetings in one line, get booked with one link, and get notes from the calls you record. On the web, Mac, Windows and Linux.
Hotstash 8.1 – clipboard manager where ⌘V pastes your next copied item (Paste Stack). Now imports your Maccy history, Pro 50% off
Hey
I'm the solo dev behind Hotstash, a native clipboard manager for macOS. Just shipped 8.1 and wanted to share.
**The thing I couldn't find anywhere else: Paste Stack**
⌘-click a few items in your history, then every normal ⌘V pastes the *next* one, in order. Great for filling forms or moving a list
between apps without switching windows back and forth.
**What else it does**
\- Search everything you've copied, including text *inside* screenshots (OCR)
\- Folders + pins for snippets you reuse
\- Transforms: format JSON, change case, clean URLs, or describe your own and it builds it
\- iCloud sync to iPhone
\- Keeps rich text and images
**New in 8.1**
\- **Import from Maccy**: brings over your whole history in one click, pins and images included
\- Fixed the menu bar icon sometimes not opening the panel
\- Paste Stack walkthrough in the onboarding tour
**Pricing**
Free to try. Pro is a one-time purchase, no subscription, and it's **50% off ($4.99) until Jan 1**.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/hotstash-clipboard-manager/id6771842605
Feedback very welcome, especially what's stopping you from switching from your current clipboard manager. I read every comment.
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Hey
I'm the solo dev behind Hotstash, a native clipboard manager for macOS. Just shipped 8.1 and wanted to share.
**The thing I couldn't find anywhere else: Paste Stack**
⌘-click a few items in your history, then every normal ⌘V pastes the *next* one, in order. Great for filling forms or moving a list
between apps without switching windows back and forth.
**What else it does**
\- Search everything you've copied, including text *inside* screenshots (OCR)
\- Folders + pins for snippets you reuse
\- Transforms: format JSON, change case, clean URLs, or describe your own and it builds it
\- iCloud sync to iPhone
\- Keeps rich text and images
**New in 8.1**
\- **Import from Maccy**: brings over your whole history in one click, pins and images included
\- Fixed the menu bar icon sometimes not opening the panel
\- Paste Stack walkthrough in the onboarding tour
**Pricing**
Free to try. Pro is a one-time purchase, no subscription, and it's **50% off ($4.99) until Jan 1**.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/hotstash-clipboard-manager/id6771842605
Feedback very welcome, especially what's stopping you from switching from your current clipboard manager. I read every comment.
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Vehicare: a native Mac car maintenance log that reads your garage's invoices, so you never type an entry
I'm Pascal, the developer of Vehicare. It's a car maintenance log for Mac, iPhone and iPad, and it's out today on the Mac App Store.
Problem
Every maintenance log I tried died the same way. After each trip to the garage you're supposed to type in what was done, what it cost and what the odometer said. I did it twice, then stopped. But the invoice the garage gives you already has all of that.
So in Vehicare you give it the invoice: the PDF your garage emailed you, or a scan of the paper copy. It reads the date, the garage, the odometer and every job with its cost, and you check it before saving. From that history and how much you drive, it works out what's due next.
Invoices are read on your Mac by Apple Intelligence. There's no account, and your data stays in your iCloud. I never see it, unless you email me an invoice it read wrong.
Comparison
Drivvo, one of the most-rated maintenance logs on the App Store: you type every entry yourself, and there's no native Mac app.
CARFAX Car Care fills in your history for you, but only from shops in its US network. Vehicare reads the invoice from any garage, in any language supported by Apple Intelligence. Carfax has no native Mac app either.
Pricing
Free for your first vehicle, invoice reading included. A one-time purchase of $19.99 (US) unlocks every vehicle, PDF and CSV export, and removes the small ad card. No subscription. One purchase covers Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6752880353
Needs macOS 26.4 or later and Apple Intelligence, so a Mac with Apple silicon. In English and French.
Happy to answer anything here. And if it reads one of your invoices wrong, the review form has a button to email it to me. That's the most useful feedback I can get.
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I'm Pascal, the developer of Vehicare. It's a car maintenance log for Mac, iPhone and iPad, and it's out today on the Mac App Store.
Problem
Every maintenance log I tried died the same way. After each trip to the garage you're supposed to type in what was done, what it cost and what the odometer said. I did it twice, then stopped. But the invoice the garage gives you already has all of that.
So in Vehicare you give it the invoice: the PDF your garage emailed you, or a scan of the paper copy. It reads the date, the garage, the odometer and every job with its cost, and you check it before saving. From that history and how much you drive, it works out what's due next.
Invoices are read on your Mac by Apple Intelligence. There's no account, and your data stays in your iCloud. I never see it, unless you email me an invoice it read wrong.
Comparison
Drivvo, one of the most-rated maintenance logs on the App Store: you type every entry yourself, and there's no native Mac app.
CARFAX Car Care fills in your history for you, but only from shops in its US network. Vehicare reads the invoice from any garage, in any language supported by Apple Intelligence. Carfax has no native Mac app either.
Pricing
Free for your first vehicle, invoice reading included. A one-time purchase of $19.99 (US) unlocks every vehicle, PDF and CSV export, and removes the small ad card. No subscription. One purchase covers Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6752880353
Needs macOS 26.4 or later and Apple Intelligence, so a Mac with Apple silicon. In English and French.
Happy to answer anything here. And if it reads one of your invoices wrong, the review form has a button to email it to me. That's the most useful feedback I can get.
https://redd.it/1x5xqkm
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Vehicare: Car Maintenance Log App - App Store
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I built a clipboard manager that feels native to macOS, but with the power features Apple missed (Zero subscription!)
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Trellis 2.3, one month later: panes you arrange by hand, a terminal inside any folder, and a free companion for what the sandbox will not allow
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Req simple graphical interface app to schedule sleep and wake times
Apple made the idiotic decision to remove the GUI functionality to set your sleep/wake/shutdown/restart times in Venture. I want a simple GUI app that does this.
I found what I thought was the perfect replacement app called Schedule (http://bmaillard.free.fr/programmer/), unfortunately it doesn't work, it won't remember your settings when you click Apply (I've tried all the troubleshooting).
https://preview.redd.it/8n8nnfiupivh1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6eb1ed3b9211678537ce04e72a64139e340511f
I know Onyx has this ability but it's inconvenient: takes forever for the program to open and you you have to put in your password every time.
I'm hoping theres a simple program like the above that just works.
https://redd.it/1x66mig
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Apple made the idiotic decision to remove the GUI functionality to set your sleep/wake/shutdown/restart times in Venture. I want a simple GUI app that does this.
I found what I thought was the perfect replacement app called Schedule (http://bmaillard.free.fr/programmer/), unfortunately it doesn't work, it won't remember your settings when you click Apply (I've tried all the troubleshooting).
https://preview.redd.it/8n8nnfiupivh1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6eb1ed3b9211678537ce04e72a64139e340511f
I know Onyx has this ability but it's inconvenient: takes forever for the program to open and you you have to put in your password every time.
I'm hoping theres a simple program like the above that just works.
https://redd.it/1x66mig
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Cursor Teleporter 2.0: jump between screens and saved cursor positions with keyboard shortcuts
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Soot: a simple notes app for Mac, iPad and iPhone, somewhere between Apple Notes and Obsidian (public beta)
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I know. Announcing a notes app on Reddit is about as original as starting a podcast, so I’ll stick to the format.
Problem
My notes were split between Apple Notes and Obsidian. Notes is lovely to open and type in, but everything sits in a database, and I want my AI assistants working with my notes. Obsidian has the plain Markdown files I want, but I kept ending up in plugins and settings instead of writing.
Comparison
Soot sits between Apple Notes and Obsidian, and it’s closest in feel to Bear.
Like Notes, you open it and write, with no plugins, settings or account to deal with first. Unlike Notes, every note is a plain .md file in a folder you choose, so other apps can open it and AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI, Cursor) can work with your notes on your Mac.
Like Obsidian, it’s Markdown files in folders, but with far less app around them. The formatting shows as you type and the Markdown symbols don’t, unless you’d rather see them.
Like Bear, it’s a native writing app, but it hides more of the Markdown than Bear does, and your notes are plain files in folders, with tags too if you want them, instead of living in a database.
It’s written in Swift, not Electron. Folders, search, twelve themes, and optional end-to-end encrypted sync. I can’t read your notes.
The full feature list is here: https://sootsync.com/features
Pricing
The whole editor is free. Soot Pro adds sync between devices for $2.49 a month or $24.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan. It’s a TestFlight beta for now, and you can join at https://sootsync.com
Who’s behind it
I’m Rob Schmitt, a software developer in Edinburgh. I’ve been doing this for about 30 years: https://sootsync.com/about and https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertcschmitt/. Privacy policy and terms are at https://sootsync.com/privacy and https://sootsync.com/terms, and you can reach me at hello@sootsync.com.
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I know. Announcing a notes app on Reddit is about as original as starting a podcast, so I’ll stick to the format.
Problem
My notes were split between Apple Notes and Obsidian. Notes is lovely to open and type in, but everything sits in a database, and I want my AI assistants working with my notes. Obsidian has the plain Markdown files I want, but I kept ending up in plugins and settings instead of writing.
Comparison
Soot sits between Apple Notes and Obsidian, and it’s closest in feel to Bear.
Like Notes, you open it and write, with no plugins, settings or account to deal with first. Unlike Notes, every note is a plain .md file in a folder you choose, so other apps can open it and AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI, Cursor) can work with your notes on your Mac.
Like Obsidian, it’s Markdown files in folders, but with far less app around them. The formatting shows as you type and the Markdown symbols don’t, unless you’d rather see them.
Like Bear, it’s a native writing app, but it hides more of the Markdown than Bear does, and your notes are plain files in folders, with tags too if you want them, instead of living in a database.
It’s written in Swift, not Electron. Folders, search, twelve themes, and optional end-to-end encrypted sync. I can’t read your notes.
The full feature list is here: https://sootsync.com/features
Pricing
The whole editor is free. Soot Pro adds sync between devices for $2.49 a month or $24.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan. It’s a TestFlight beta for now, and you can join at https://sootsync.com
Who’s behind it
I’m Rob Schmitt, a software developer in Edinburgh. I’ve been doing this for about 30 years: https://sootsync.com/about and https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertcschmitt/. Privacy policy and terms are at https://sootsync.com/privacy and https://sootsync.com/terms, and you can reach me at hello@sootsync.com.
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Crest 6.5: two-factor codes in the MacBook notch, typed in for you when a site asks
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Markdown based UpNote OR UpNote/Craft Alternatives
Because of my studies and self-learning, I use a lot of digital notes. Most of the AI brainstorming notes are markdown. I am not happy with Obsidian, closest thing I liked was UpNote, it's almost perfect except for the lack of markdown formatting and AI interoperability. That just sucks.
Are there any apps that are not subscription, a pleasure to use aesthetically, potentially great with AI enhanced note management and creation?
I found some tools like Wander, Lettera (in full Beta, made by Bear note's team), Skein, Nodes, Marklet...but wanted to ask your opinion guys.
Everything feels more complex than it should be. Feels like there must be something else. Especially the readability is important for me, graph. Diagrams, images, etc. If there is no app to match this, I may even ditch markdown completely. Any thoughts?
Thank you in advance.
Edit: AI editing and AI interoperability is not a must. Learning should be a pleasure imho, and things like raw markdown, latex etc are painful. That's the gist of my quest here. Thanks.
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Because of my studies and self-learning, I use a lot of digital notes. Most of the AI brainstorming notes are markdown. I am not happy with Obsidian, closest thing I liked was UpNote, it's almost perfect except for the lack of markdown formatting and AI interoperability. That just sucks.
Are there any apps that are not subscription, a pleasure to use aesthetically, potentially great with AI enhanced note management and creation?
I found some tools like Wander, Lettera (in full Beta, made by Bear note's team), Skein, Nodes, Marklet...but wanted to ask your opinion guys.
Everything feels more complex than it should be. Feels like there must be something else. Especially the readability is important for me, graph. Diagrams, images, etc. If there is no app to match this, I may even ditch markdown completely. Any thoughts?
Thank you in advance.
Edit: AI editing and AI interoperability is not a must. Learning should be a pleasure imho, and things like raw markdown, latex etc are painful. That's the gist of my quest here. Thanks.
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