Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 11/01/2025I need to paste the same links a lot – so I built a Keyboard Maestro macro that lets me bring up a list of them. It's like TextExpander, but I can also apply transformations: - Prepend "https://" - Paste in all caps (useful for text layers in video edits) 0120
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 20/12/2024Native time-tracking in @notion.com This setup lets you track multiple sessions per task, and shows the total time you've worked across all of them. 2180
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 03/12/2024You can also more advanced features – some of which are actually not available in a lot of other to-do apps. Task History is a good example – whenever I check off this task, I get a historical record of it. 240
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 03/12/2024You can FINALLY create native recurring tasks in @notion.com Here's how to set them up in under 60 seconds: 2413
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 29/11/2024Been thinking a lot about this lately: Electricity wasn't immediately all that useful to businesses when it was invented. It took a big shift in production processes to make it worth adopting. 2280
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 23/11/2024I love a good chart, so I've added a daily page-count chart to my @notion.com reading tracker: 0190
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 22/11/2024I'm not sure if it's Pro-only, but this is where you can find it. I do have the Pro version. 110
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 08/11/2024Here's a little look at some advanced Notion data capture you can do with Flylighter, our Notion web clipper! Notably, our highlighting tool can handle funky stuff, like HTML tables and code blocks. Notion displays them just as you'd expect. 1121
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 04/11/2024Cloudflare Workers are awesome. I have a use case where I need to handle hundreds of webhook requests a day, which comes out to... free 😄 240
Thomas Frank @thomasjfrank.com · 31/10/2024I just tried out MacWhisper's dictation mode for the first time. Essentially, you hold down the Command key on your keyboard and talk for as long as you want. Then, you get a pretty much perfect transcription. This is really, really cool. 140