Ios App

A wee wonderful app designed to organize and curate your photo collections with powerful tagging. Your library syncs with iCloud, so your albums are available across all your Apple devices. Built for iPhone, iPad and Mac with a beautiful masonry layout and tag filtering. How To Use 1) Create Albums Start by creating your first album from the main library view. Simply tap the plus button and give your album a name. Albums are your primary way of organizing photos - think of them as your curated collections. You can create as many albums as you need, whether for projects, trips, inspiration boards, or any other collection you want to keep together. ...

Sometimes all you need is a pause. Pause by TzYi helps you break the reflex of doom-scrolling. Choose distracting websites and insert a short pause before they load. Instead of instantly refreshing Reddit, Twitter, or news sites, you’ll see a gentle countdown and a mindful message — just enough time to breathe, reset, and decide if you really want to continue. No blocking. No guilt. Just a moment of space between impulse and action. ...

A wee wonderful app for writing your next novel. Minimalist and cross platform — write on iPhone, iPad, or Mac with iCloud sync. How to Use Chapters is a minimalist writing tool. It’s purposefully simple to allow you to focus on writing without distraction. Start by tapping ‘Create Book’ from the library view. Here you add your title, and optionally a subtitle or even some cover art for inspiration. ...

A wee wonderful app for rolling dice, just in case you forgot to bring yours. How to Use Tap the dice buttons at the bottom of the screen to add dice. Delete using the little trash can, it removes dice from last added. To roll, just tap away at the screen. If you want different colored dice long press on the button for options. Add Dice To add and remove board use the little + & - icons in the top right corner. A quick tap on the plus adds the default board. You can long press to load an empty one or a saved board. ...

A wee wonderful app for rating and remembering anything — movies, snacks, trips, whatever you like. Syncs with iCloud on iPhone and iPad. How To Use Create a folder - Folders allow you to group ratings together, e.g. movies, local restaurants or snacks. Add a rating - Give it a name and a rating of course. Add any notes that you want to add. Lastly provide some tags for filtering. ...

A wee wonderful app for tracking gym workouts — all the core features, no limits, entirely free. Exercises, sets, rest timer, and achievements to keep you going. Support I hope you enjoy using the app, if you have any feedback for features you’d love to see of require any other assistance please get in touch. There is a handy feedback form within the app or you can email me below. ...

A little quality of life feature for this release (v8), rest timer notifications. All local to the device, if you minimise the app you now get a little ios notification letting you know when you rest is done. A few people had requested this in reviews, so thanks to everyone who took the time to leave a review and suggest it. Enjoy the update, and good luck on your fitness journey! ...

Navigation is greatly improved in this release (v6). Previously each view was discarded as you navigated around, which helped with memory but it meant if you’d scrolled down before clicking into an album or image, navigating back would recreate the view and you’d have lost your place. Thanks to a better data model the navigation is now a more typical push/pop stack, so you go back to exactly were you where. ...

There was a focus on performance for this v5 release as well as some nice little quality of life features. The slideshow is now smart and only gets the full res image for the current and prev/next, so it’s much quicker to load that view as well being more memory efficient. There’s a new little settings menu that allows you to set the masonry image size (small, medium, large) and the a button for setting cover images which helps scrolling on larger collections. ...

The notes feature in Chapters had kind of been niggling at me, and I think i’ve made significant improvement to the feature. Now you can see three lines be default instead of just two which I think is a big help on it’s own. But if you want to easily refer to a long one now you can swipe from the leading edge and expand and collapse a complete note which I think makes them super helpful. ...