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What are some cool niche applications you use and recommend? (programming.dev)
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Well, basically the title. I love trying out new apps across the whole ecosystem, but searching for them in the App store is not fun, and a bunch of apps I have used I found by accident in some posts or comments on the web.

So, the question is, what apps that are not widely known you use and recommend? Mac, iOS, iPadOS, WatchOS.

From me: WatchOS: TimeGlance that serves as date and time complication.

iOS/WatchOS: Duffy that serves only as a glanceable steps meter, with no fancy additions that many apps there have, and simple clean complications in watch.

iOS: Ermine, mainly serves me as a calendar widget that is better than the built in one, showing dots over the days that have some events and highlighting holidays.

iOS: Wristy, a widget to show my wrist temperature (requires Watch 8)

MacOS: Numi, a somewhat “natural language” calculator.

MacOS: Warp, a rich wrapper on the terminal.

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[–] Slappula@lemmy.zip 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

iOS - Due (https://www.dueapp.com). The thing I love about this app is that you can set tasks to snooze and it will continually remind you anywhere between 1 minute and 1 hour after the snooze. It's great for time-critical tasks.

MacOS - Keyboard Maestro (https://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/). I'm probably only using 5% of this app's capability. The main edge case that works well for me is that it will do text expansion in my Parallels Virtual Machines. I believe it's the only text expansion app that does this correctly/consistently.

[–] CosmoVerde@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

I can’t live without Due. Pairs very well with the Apple Watch.