“The Ultimate Backup And File Sync App For Your Mac” If you want to sync your files and not only back them up, ChronoSync is a great choice. It's a one-time purchase with a lifetime upgrade policy. Of course, you can just back up data as well, but then SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner might be something to look into, too. www.econtechnologies.com/chronosync/overview.html
“Alle Bankkonten im Blick mit MoneyMoney.” Money Money is the one and only banking app for all users with German bank accounts. Go buy it! 😎 (It works with some European banks as well.) moneymoney-app.com/
“For writing. And writing. And writing.” Scrivener is certainly not for everyone, but if you write long-form texts and need a place where you can outline, collect thoughts, organize, reorganize, and publish your writing in various ways, it might be the text editor you have been looking for. Its development has slowed down quite a bit, but it's a really mature product. www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/
“Quick access to your files and folders in every app.” Default Folder X has been around for ages now and is a really great piece of software if you often have to save files to a lot of different (project) folders. It's highly customizable and even automatable to some extend. www.stclairsoft.com/DefaultFolderX/
“MIND MAPPING & OUTLINING What's On Your Mind?” MindNode is, for me, the best mind mapping tool by far and a great outliner as well. Highly recommended if you like to visually organize your thoughts. mindnode.com/ PS: It's on Setapp as well.
“Your tiny text companion. Tot is a simple app. It lets you collect & edit text on your Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.” Tot is a beautiful app that I often come back to, even though I am a heavy Drafts and Obsidian user. It's free for macOS and right now the iOS version is on sale until 2024-07-08. If you want to save even more and are looking for an alternative, FiveNotes might also be an app to check out. tot.rocks/
“HazeOver - Distraction Dimmer for Mac Turn distractions down and focus on your current task” HazeOver helps you focus on the one app you want to use. If you tend to get distracted, this app might be worth a try. hazeover.com/
“Powerful New Actions For Apple Shortcuts” Apple Shortcuts is great, apart from the UI, you can do so much with it. But sometimes you wish you could do even more. That's where Toolbox Pro comes into play. Add 130 more actions. And if that's still not enough, check out Actions. (And if you are an Obsidian user, be sure to check out the aforementioned AFO as well 😎.) toolboxpro.app/
“QLMarkdown is a macOS Quick Look extension to preview Markdown files.” That's it and it's very convenient, especially - but not only - if you're an Obsidian user 😎. github.com/sbarex/QLMarkdown
“Epic Ride Weather provides personalized weather forecasts that take into account your speed and location, combining multiple forecasts to give you a precise projection of weather for the duration of your ride.” Epic Ride Weather is another cycling-related app I don't want to miss anymore. Want to know if it will rain during your ride, when, and where? This app is for you! Love it. In addition, you can plan your route to tackle the wind or not, depending on your mood. www.epicrideweather.com/
“HealthFit is the go-to for Apple Watch reviewers. If you love working out with Apple Watch, but you need more advanced fitness stats, HealthFit is for you.” HealthFit is somehow the native iOS version of Veloviewer but for all kinds of sports you can track with your Apple Watch. You get great insights and statistics. In addition, you can import and export .gpx and .fit files. It's just my go-to app for everything Apple's Fitness app can't do. (If you're still not convinced and are looking for something similar, look at RunGap.) apps.apple.com/us/app/healthfit/id1202650514
“Manage your book list and track reading progress” Book Track(er) is a really nice app to - guess what - track all the books you own, their reading progress, and what you want to read. There is a version for iOS / iPadOS and another one for macOS. They sync via iCloud. Give it a try when you're not looking for a generalist, like Sequel, but for a specific app with a broader feature set.booktrack.app
“Time zones make talking to people online about times and dates complicated. Elsewhen makes it easier by letting you pick a date and time in a particular time zone that can be copied as Discord time code (which shows the time in each user's time zone,) or a list of times in time zones you choose, which can be shared anywhere you wish.” Nothing to add. It's free and awesome if you need something like this. apps.apple.com/us/app/elsewhen/id1588708173
“Mac automation with plain text” Bunch is a free macOS tool for automating tasks with plain text files, perfect for those who love tinkering. You can configure your workspaces in countless ways and really dive deep if you want. It's super powerful. Also, check out Workspaces by Apptorium for an easier setup. bunchapp.co/
“The quicker switcher launcher for macos” Charmstone lets you use quick mouse actions to switch to frequently or recently used apps. This is really convenient for times when you know that you are going to continue using the mouse and don't want to switch to the keyboard. (By the way, I just realized that using ⌘⇥ only breaks the flow for left-handed people, like me.)charmstone.app/
