Graham Earley

Really great app, Charlie. As someone who uses Markdown a lot, it's super nice to have my writing auto-formatted in an intelligent way. I haven't run into any issues with this yet, but I'm curious -- how does the app (or how will it) handle cases where it mis-guesses what a user is trying to do (e.g. assigning something as a header when it's not, or vice-versa)? Will there be a feature to allow...

I think this commenter from /r/Design raises some good points about potential flaws with this: http://www.reddit.com/r/Design/comments/2wldz4/honey_on_tap_a_new_beehive_that_automatically/cos2b0z

Looks nice. For now, I use a little free Java program called Briss to deal with two-paged book scans (so I can enjoy them on a single page tablet): http://briss.sourceforge.net/

This is a great update. I've always been torn between Maptia and Hi (https://hi.co/) for location-based articles/essays, but this sets Maptia apart. Maptia was already an awesome source for travel content, so I'm pumped to see it improve even more. Content is easier (and more pleasing) to find, and the new "Totem" story editor is lovely (and calling each article a "story" is a nice touch)....

Oh this is just heartbreaking.

I love these things. Really nice sounds! It reminds me of Noisli (http://www.noisli.com/) but without the text editor aspect.

Looks like a less goofy, less mysterious version of Ping: http://www.producthunt.com/posts/ping-2

This had the perfect amount of mysteriousness for me to actually get the app without knowing anything about it.

Name correction: "Bolt"

Wow, this is addicting! I love the simplicity, the references to Breaking Bad lingo, and I especially love that the page's title shows my amount of cash (so I can watch my fat stacks grow as I type this comment). Here's my save info if anyone wants to jump in: http://www.heypasteit.com/clip/1IZD EDIT: New save (after leaving the game running for a while): http://www.heypasteit.com/clip/1IZV

I love these kinds of alarm apps that give you a sort of "morning briefing" before you do anything. As an Android user, I'm fond of AlarmPad (http://www.mindmeapp.com/alarmpad.html), and I have yet to check out the newly-updated Morning Kit (http://www.yooiistudios.com/apps/morning/morning.php), but they both seem like similar concepts to this app. Side note: I'm always nervous about using new...