Mike At Work

Nice job, @stel2K! I've been using Paste for a while now, and the unexpected update looks great. And now for a little unsolicited praise: I've used too many clipboard managers to count over the years (CuteClips was actually my go-to for YEARS until I tried Paste), and I have to admit Paste fits my workflow better than any other. It doesn't hurt that it's also beautiful (something overlooked by...

The ad video is nice, but how far along is the device itself? The on-screen camera (or proxy cue ball) was subjected to all kinds of interesting environments (fishbowl, etc), but where can we see the resulting video from the device's perspective? Is there a working prototype yet?

Interesting to see this on the Mac, where the built-in Preview app has been the default PDF viewer/editor for years now. This may feel more comfortable for Windows switchers (is that still a thing?) looking for something more familiar.

The background story alone got me to buy the app, but I'm enjoying it immensely so far. I much prefer using a tool such as this over the "check everything on iTunesConnect" approach. Nice job!

Looks like the promo codes above may be claimed already. Here's a few more -- Please do let us know what you think (good or bad; we can take it)! [EDIT: USED PROMO CODES REMOVED]

We received a couple of comments regarding an overlay on our Web site (not the app) this morning, and we agree: It was annoying in every way. And it's gone. Anything else we can do to improve?

Hey all. I'm Mike Fahy, creator of Heads On Display. I made Heads On Display to solve a single problem that occurs all too frequently during my days as I switch projects, branches and trains-of-thought while working within git-controlled development projects. Anyone who's ever committed changes to the wrong branch of their git repo knows the problem Heads On Display aims to solve: "What #@$%^...

A great example of the type of simple (but useful) apps I expect will flourish on the new tvOS platform in the coming months. People have been working out in front of their television sets since the advent of the VCR, and I can only imagine interactive coaching apps will evolve quickly from here.