Nagarjun Palavalli

Abridged list of things I don't like about this app: - The UI focuses on showing me a tile of podcasts I've subscribed to. Not sure why I want to see this first. I know what podcasts I subscribe to. Show me the "New episodes" list first! - No Chromecast support - Can't queue up episodes - Doesn't show me which Google account it's using to synchronize my data - No web UI? What I like: - Search -...

I don't know what to make of this new interface. There are few things to like - the integrated calendar, tasks, smart replies etc. but the overall design is extremely incoherent. I'm not even sure how the compose button made it through all those reviews before production release. Some UI elements seem to have slightly rounded edges (search bar) while others have fully rounded corners (compose,...

I want to move from Evernote (I am a premium subscriber) to Notion, I really do but I don't think Notion wants me to. Whatever I am about to say, I say it with nothing but respect for Notion and in the hopes that it will continue to improve at the same pace. First, the good - Notion has the best note editing interface I've ever used. A close second might be OneNote (it's a high bar, mind you)...

How do apps like this prevent people from stealing?

I use the Hooks app on my phone everyday. It's definitely underrated. Excited to see the API!

TBH, I don't see it live up to the marketing hype. There's also a bunch of other stuff that's kinda buggy: - Moving a browser window from a retina display to a non-retina external monitor causes the entire page to re-render in 2 seconds. When you move Chrome windows, you don't even notice the re-render. - Font rendering is a little strange. Most fonts appear thicker in Firefox. - SVGs also seem...

Started using aText after Text Expanded moved to an obscenely expensive subscription model. Can't complain. It works perfectly. Pros: Works as advertised Cons: Randomly stops expanding text once in a while. I have to restart it and it'll work fine.

Hey PH, Nag from the TripCloud team here. TripCloud is an integrated travel and expense management tool for companies. If you spend any amount of time traveling for work, you’re familiar with the frustrating process of getting approval, booking flights or hotels and finally, filing those dreaded Expense Reports once you’re back. People like to travel for work but hate the administrative...

@ivanhzhao I have to say, I'm super excited about Notion. I only just discovered it but it has a lot of stuff I've been begging Evernote to do. I consider myself an Evernote power user but it's been extremely restrictive for me. Not sure why they don't have templates (I use a text expander to auto-insert templates into Evernote) yet and the second I saw templates on Notion, you had me pay...

This is pretty amazing! What would make it even better is if there was a way to check something like "What time would it be in [X] if it is 11 AM local?". I've been looking for a tool to do that so I can easily coordinate meetings. Would be even better if there was some kind of time scale with two time zones that I could drag to see what the time would be. Any plans to build something like this?

Android please 😐

Android?

Exactly what I've been looking for! I tried Pinboard but it's waaay too minimal for my liking. This seems to strike the perfect balance.

Curious - Android? Web?

Two questions: 1. We use inDinero. How would you differ? 2. What are the SaaS-specific features? Does Sway support companies that do not have a standard subscription-based revenue model?

Looks very interesting! Two questions from an avid user of Wunderlist: 1. Why not just use natural language like Wunderlist for dates etc? This would make it easier to speak into the input box using my device's mic feature in the keyboard. 2. Any plans to have a desktop app and Android app?