It is time again to sit down and reflect on the apps that became my favourite ones over the course of the past twelve months.

Flyleaf is the read-it-later app that gives you a truly unique reading experience: flip through your articles like you would read a book.

The sixth part of Tiny macOS utility apps I love focuses on apps to enhancing your macOS experience, helping you finding files fast, and quickly checking your camera before your next call.

Capacities introduces Kanban view, Kagi News uses AI to help you keeping up with the world, make rules, break rules, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas don’t improve the web, they replace it with corporate-controlled summaries and surveillance. People rush to adopt them, ignoring privacy risks and ethical flaws. The…

Tired of complex note-taking apps? Discover Popt, a smart, simple iOS app that auto-tags contacts, places, and dates, making notes fast, fun, and effortless. Read on and learn more about it.

On why online writing often loses its personal touch in favor of polished prose, exploring how authentic voices like 404 Media and Marisa Kabas are changing the game, and why crafting engaging…

The sixth part of Tiny macOS utility apps I love focuses on apps to enhancing your macOS experience, helping you finding files fast, and quickly checking your camera before your next call.

Sublime introduces Chat, Popt now supports Movie and TV Show tags, Writing in the Age of Endless Options and Bad Advice on how to be Productive, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Horse Browser is a minimalist internet browser, designed for research and work, packed with intuitive features, and an overall cozy and quiet place for all your projects.

Tired of complex note-taking apps? Discover Popt, a smart, simple iOS app that auto-tags contacts, places, and dates, making notes fast, fun, and effortless. Read on and learn more about it.

Pagecord lets you publish your writing effortlessly, Deta Surf 1.0 launches on October 1st, when being an "expert" is harmful, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Discover the rise of decentralized social networks like Mastodon and Bluesky as traditional platforms increasingly face criticism. Learn about essential third-party tools enhancing these networks,…

If you want to get insights about the traffic happening on your website you probably came across Google Analytics. Let me tell you: it is bloated, hard to use, and scraping user data. In this blog…

As smart and seamless as note-taking can get, A New Social introduces Bounce Beta, ritualize anything, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Struggling to start or maintain a journaling habit? Discover Almus, a simple, AI-powered journaling app that helps you capture thoughts, uncover hidden patterns, and reflect with ease. No complex systems, just meaningful insights from your own words.

Seeding for creativity, Capacities introduces Label property, how to thrive as a highly sensitive person, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Discover the rise of decentralized social networks like Mastodon and Bluesky as traditional platforms increasingly face criticism. Learn about essential third-party tools enhancing these networks, from clients like Ivory and Ice Cubes to cross-posting apps like Croissant.

SPOILER: It will not.

Obsidian announced that the previously needed Commercial License to use the app for two or more employees within an organization, now becomes optional, making the app even more accessible.

Amazon delivers yet another reason why you shouldn't give its platform any attention, as it now announced to remove a feature that put users in control over the ebooks they bought through Kindle.

It shouldn't be any surprise, but it still feels insane that a company who raised $230 million, made huge claims, failed to deliver, tried to sell the whole thing for $1 billion, still gets partially acquired for $116 million. The story of Humane.

Goodreads is still providing the worst experience when it comes to book tracking. Oku and Literal tried to create the modern Goodreads alternative users were hoping for. But are they still active?

As we wrap up 2024, it is time again to gather Creativerly's Favourite Apps of the past year.

Adobe announced Project Concept, Fable is winding down, the wrong way to define productivity, remember everything, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Why finding the right browser is such an overwhelming task, iA Writer shutting down its Android app, Raycast raises $30m Series B, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Team messaging apps became bloated, complex, and overwhelming. Instead of supporting our work, they are disrupting it. However exciting new apps are here to change that.

Team messaging is broken, unlock your full potential today, Linear launches mobile apps, eight ways to banish misery, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Horse Browser is a minimalist internet browser, designed for research and work, packed with intuitive features, and an overall cozy and quiet place for all your projects.

AI-powered writing apps are still on the rise. In this post, I explored the current state and issues of them, why they are not turning you into a better writer, and why you should avoid using them.

AI-powered writing apps are still on the rise. In this post, I explored the current state and issues of them, why they are not turning you into a better writer, and why you should avoid using them.

The state (and issues) of AI-powered writing apps, track everything and understand your life, the new Reeder app is live, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Tiny macOS utility apps is back with Part 4. In this post I gathered an app that gathers powerful switches, one that simplifies time tracking, and another one that keeps your Mac awake.

In case you are looking for an open-source Framer or Webflow alternative, Webstudio is the tool you need to check out. Powerful, feature-rich, and offering a lot of flexibility.

The open-source Framer and Webflow alternative, Humane's daily returns are outpacing sales, the problem with growth, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly.

Elicit is the research tool of your dreams, powered by AI, and using it to serve meaningful and thoughtful purposes. It is beautifully-designed, powerful, and ethical. Learn more about it in this…

The defragmentation of social networks has lead to a revived desire for smaller community spaces, focused on specific topics, and fostering meaningful connections and conversations.