Richard Qi

The people who made this really cared for the problem they are tackling, and it shows through every element of the app. Its a beautiful experience and one that brings lots of joy when using. Great job team!

I too will experiment with the core technical functionality before starting to really flesh out my UI/UX. What has helped me is to make a list of core features that I want my app to solve, then try to stick to the core features even if other adjacent ideas come up during development (unless the new ideas are too good to not add 😃). With those features mostly polished, I'd post it on X or show...

I created TabTab as a powerful and intuitive alternative to the default Command+Tab app switcher on Mac. TabTab goes beyond simple app switching by introducing robust features like window management, tab management, and the ability to search through all your open windows and tabs with ease. - For example, as you program in VSCode and browse in Chrome, you will be able to switch to their...

Hello! This is my first post on here. I am a indie dev who loves making functional apps with great user interfaces. I'm proud to say the app should feel very native to iOS, while still being sufficiently advanced for all your job tracking needs. During my job search, I was sending out tons of job applications, and I was losing track of who has gotten back, and how many rounds each had, what...