Author: Preshit Deorukhkar

Twitterrific for Mac is on Sale for Just $7.99 Earlier today, Twitter announced that it will be ending support for Twitter for Mac, the company’s long-neglected official app for Mac. Instead, the company is asking its users to use Twitter’s website in a browser — which is a ridiculously bad alternative. In response to this move, the folks at The Iconfactory have lowered the price of Twitterrific for Mac – the fantastic app that was reborn as a Kickstarter project titled Project Phoenix. Usually priced at $19.99, Twitterrific for Mac will now be available for just $7.99.

Fiery Feeds is a very powerful RSS app for iOS that I’ve been using since late 2013. It packs a rich set of features and is targeted towards users who subscribe to and consume a large number of RSS feeds and want to stay updated with a variety of topics in a single app. I’ve been using Fiery Feeds along with Unread on both my iPhone and iPad, with the former helping me consume multiple feeds easily and the latter helping me with a superior reading experience with incredible typography. Today marks the launch of Fiery Feeds 2.0 — the…

Last month, we introduced you to Formcarry — a hassle-free form endpoint service for your static websites. We received a few emails from our readers asking for some other good alternatives to Formcarry, so here’s a list of some form endpoint services that we’ve come across recently. Formcarry Formcarry offers a hassle-free way to add forms to your website. It handles all the work of accepting form submissions and content, processes them and organizes them for you. There are no server-side components to install, and no PHP or Javascript to implement. All the magic happens though Formcarry. All you have…

I don’t often need to record the screen on my Mac, but when I do, I’ve always used the built-in Quicktime app for my needs. It gets the job done quite easily and comes free with OS X. However, it’s pretty limited when it comes to exporting your content, as it only saves the recording as a .mov file. I recently stumbled across this incredibly nifty utility called Kap and it’s almost completely replaced Quicktime for me. Kap is an open source screen recording app for macOS that is built using web technologies. It sits in your menubar and offers…

Polymail — is a feature-rich email app and sales productivity platform built for teams and businesses. It’s an email app at its core, but adds on a host of different features and functions that are designed make working with email hassle-free and less tedious. Launched in 2016, it’s one of the many email apps available today that offer a layer of additional functionality on top of core email services, such as email scheduling, open tracking, shared team inboxes, etc. Polymail has evolved exponentially in the last couple of years and offers different packages for individuals and teams starting from $10/month.…

The official Dribbble app for iPhone and iPad today has been updated to Version 1.2 and introduces a much-requested feature — Push Notifications, along with several other nifty features that make the app a great companion to the popular website for design inspiration. Today’s release is a significant release that comes five months after the last major update that added the ability to upload shots directly to your profile. With Push Notifications enabled, the Dribbble app now alerts you to new likes, comments, and rebounds of the shots you’ve posted on your profile, as well as any mentions and messages…