William Gill

Such a simple idea, but brilliantly executed. The automatic audio transcription makes this simple utility truly useful. ❤️

I love the product. But a recurring subscription combined with capped consumption is a pretty poor pricing model in my view. Either give me subscription with flat access, or let me pay as I go by consumption.

This looks great! Question: why are you not an "identified developer"? My mac blocked this from opening. Also: my very first attempt to use it resulted in an error.

This is really cool - perfect for the second monitor at my desk when it's not otherwise in use!

Everybody, calm down. 1) This is a PREVIEW. They said not all features are finished yet. 2) The features that everyone is up-in-arms about are coming soon, apparently. (Sub-tasks, sharing, native desktop apps, etc). 3) You can keep using Wunderlist as long as you like. Wunderlist won't be shut down until all the missing features are in ToDo Personally, I like the new approach in ToDo, and...

Maybe I'm doing it wrong... but I quickly got bored chatting with this thing. It didn't ask me any questions, it just sat there waiting for me to tell it something. I expected it to try harder to engage me and make me 'open up'. Also when I asked it questions the responses were quickly just canned non-answer responses. The only time I came close to a 'Her'-type moment was when it asked me to...

Great first impressions so far. Great on-boarding UX. Great features like snooze and schedule built in from day 1. The bot feels a bit underdeveloped so far... simple commands like "add Johannes to my contacts" don't work yet - would be great to see more power built into this. Also a global Mac shortcut to access the bot even when you're in another app. Or an integration with Alfred!

I try every new email app out there, and normally I give up on them just as quickly. So far, Spark has really impressed with it's clear design and all the smart features that sync to mobile perfectly. Great stuff!

This is a free tool that lets you quickly create screenshots for Google Play and the iOS App Store. You just upload the raw screenshots, and the tool lets you lay out the text, annotate, include translations for localised versions and then exports them ready for upload to the store.

This is a great little app! It would be even greater if it syncronised copied stuff across computers, or to iPad/iPhone, etc!