Jacob Gorban

The story of how Eter 2.0 came about is an interesting one: It starts at Macworld 2011. My business partner and I had a booth for Apparent Software, and obviously, we’ve met a lot of press there. One of them was Krystian Kozerawski, a Polish tech blogger. We got really friendly, in part because of our common love for similar music and both of us being guitarists, having played in bands. We kept...

Hello, Product Hunt community! Next Decision for Jira was developed as a follow-up to our generic version of Next Decision. The tight integration it has with Jira allows for a great experience for teams that are already using Jira to prioritize their development or product backlogs, or to prioritze business priorities. The unique process that Next Decision takes the team through allows for a...

@jeffreyfultonca Congrats on the new product. Certainly great timing and happy to see another Manitoban product (if you're still here, that is). It's not clear to me, is minimalist another frontend to Apple's native-managed passwords or does it have a completely separate database and runs alongside Apple's iCloud keychain passwords as a separate provider, like 1P does?

This is something I wanted to build for a long time myself (main use is for book quotes and phone numbers). With that, I'm happy to pay the price for this app and not having to develop it myself. Thank you.

Great idea, taking such a suggestion and turning it into an app, Daniel!

Hello, hunters. Thank you, Justin, for the hunt. I'm the developer of Trickster. Trickster is popular with productivity and Mac geeks, so I think many of you will find it useful. If you work with files on your Mac, Trickster is for you. If you have any questions, just ask me. There's a 20% discount off the already low price waiting for you if you follow the PH "Get It" link. Thank you. P.S. You...

Hi, this was unexpected. Somebody added ImageFramer to PH. Luckily set me up as maker. I can answer any questions, if you're interested. Not mentioned anywhere publicly on the site, ImageFramer is now in a beta period for version 4 and it's possible to sign up for the beta at http://www.apparentsoft.com/imageframer/beta4_signup

Great update. Today widget, finally! Great work, David.

Looks fantastic for such a young product! I can't drop images from Safari (OS X 10.11), but I'm sure this will be taken care of.

To me it looks almost identical to Menlo, except the letter "i" and the "0" being different, and larger line spacing.

I've been beta-testing Haskell for Mac. I wish I'd had this tool when I was only starting out with learning Haskell several years ago. While I'm not a good Haskell programmer (I'm mostly a Mac developer), I do find that it helped me a lot in understanding functional paradigms and was very handy when Swift was released. Haskell for Mac brings easy installation, a large library of modules but...

Smooth transition from previous version. Keeps the same general behavior with updated design language for Yosemite. Good work, team.