Bryan Clark

Been using Reading List for a year now - it's *really* nice to keep tabs on books to read later (without the ugly, unusable panopticon of Goodreads). Go get it!!

Been using Castro since its first version like, a decade ago? It's been consistently in my top-few apps on my phone forever - and this focus on Siri support is terrific! I really like the details you all did around the user-guide to help configure things. For an app that is mostly in your pocket, it's super handy to be able to manipulate it from a Siri command, instead of having to get out your...

I made Locket after losing somebody that I love. I had tons of photos and videos, and had put them in an album in the Photos app - but it left me wanting more. I wanted to view them on a map (so I could find memories from right-here-where-I'm-standing), to view them on-this-day (so I could revisit seasons or holidays easily), and to shuffle them (because, for very-large albums, the Photos app...

Flow is the team-task-app I wish I could use at work (been using it for side-projects for years.) Pros: Elegant design, excellent feature priorities, considers team-interaction-effects in its design Cons: It’s really meant for teams - but that’s also why it’s so great!

This app is gorgeous (on all 4 devices - iPhone, iPad, Mac, Watch) — worth every penny; they've been working on it for years and it's an app you'll use every day. The animations are flawless, and the list-management interactions make every other list-managing app feel like a clunker. I'm hoping they'll open-source some of these animation goodies so others can use 'em! This *has* to be a shoe-in...