Haven’t posted a new home screen in a while. Our new app in the dock, almost ready. Otherwise my go-to apps remain about the same.

Haven’t posted a new home screen in a while. Our new app in the dock, almost ready. Otherwise my go-to apps remain about the same.
I love NetNewsWire and only left because of not being available cross platform. I miss it though.
@valera I still sync NetNewsWire with Feedbin, so that might be an option for non-Apple platforms too.
@neilbearse Unchanged. It's fine, but I want to replace it with something more open. I import the data to my blog every once in a while so I have a copy.
but I would have included some visual cues to refer to MB (bubble, star) somehow..
Maybe not the best place to ask, but I'm curious to know if your Micro.blog on iOS "suffers" from the bug of crashing while opening the posts list.
@edobld No, it doesn’t happen to me but there’s definitely an increase in crashes based on what I’m hearing. I will try to get a fix out soon.
similar vibes to sunlit and wavelength, less to micro.blog and epilogue. Let the rumor-mongering commence about its function! (with that in mind, seems like another media type.)
@manton @neilbearse is there an open alternative to it? Also can’t wait to see what this app is about!
I wouldn’t have picked you for a HEY email guy. The secret app also reminds me of Clear, which is what @numericcitizen said as well!
@abc I like it. There are a couple things that could be better but overall it’s a nice system for managing email.
@rscottjones We have a tiny team now, and it's useful with just a couple people. I have used it even by myself in the past, but that's a tougher call. I think maybe it comes down to whether having the history and richer structure for projects works well for you.
curious if you're still with Hey now that they have a calendar as well.
@valera Still using Hey but I don’t use the calendar. I’ve been fine with Apple’s calendar and Fantastical.