A few months ago, Gal Shir posted this lovely and impressive animated GIF titled Responsive House on Dribbble. It features a slider that when moved from right to left, the house above it goes from 6 Rooms to 5 Rooms to 4 Rooms and then to 3 Rooms. It’s quite fascinating to look at that animation, so go ahead and check it out before reading any further. Gal also posted a video on his YouTube channel as to how he...
Earlier this year, we wrote about IconJar — a fantastic Mac app to organize and manage all your icon sets. It’s a great utility for designers and front-end developers who work with a lot of icon sets, especially considering how well the app manages to handled everything you throw at it. It retails for just $20, so it’s quite an easy buy. Similarly, Iconfinder is a lovely online resource where you can find a ton of icons for all kinds...
Notes apps are a dime a dozen — Apple’s own built-in solution is excellent, and keeps getting progressively better with each release of iOS. Evernote, the Prince-turned-Pauper, continues to be the preferred solution for a lot of people, despite the seemingly unknown direction its parent company is taking. Bear, the excellent Evernote replacement, which we’ve covered here at BP, also keeps on getting better and better, and offers one of the best ways to save Web Page content we’ve ever...
Day One — the popular journaling app for iOS and Mac has today announced that it will be transitioning to a subscription-based service going forward, in order to have a more stable business model for the company. This week, Day One is introducing the Day One Premium service that will cost $50 per year and will let you create more than 10 journals and give you access to additional features that the company will add to the service in the...
Twitter today announced a major redesign to its UI across all its major platforms — iPhone, iPad and Android apps, Tweetdeck, as well as on the Web (including the Mobile website and Twitter Lite). This redesign introduces a consistent design languages across all the platforms and also introduces a (much needed) refreshing experience to the product. Of course, just like all the previous redesigns, the changes introduced today aren’t going well with its user base. The biggest change today comes...
Day One Journal is by far the most popular journaling app for iOS today. The folks at Bloom Built have enriched and polished the app to perfection over the last few years, turning it into a stellar journaling app platform out there.
In version 2.2 of the iOS app released this week, Day One has added End-to-End Encryption as a feature. With this enabled, your journals in the app can be encrypted using a Key that only you know. All data contained in these journals is then encrypted, so not even the employees of Day One can view your data. Considering the sensitive nature of the data that the app typically holds, it’s great to see this feature being rolled out to the app.
Day One Journal is available for $4.99 on the App Store. Here’s a FAQ about this feature.