For all iPhone users, the keyboard is the piece of functionality that gets the most use - I don’t think that can be disputed. No matter the application, there is a good chance you are going to use the keyboard so it makes sense for you to make this as easy as possible. There are lots of tips and tri
Widgets can be placed anywhere, not just in the left column. And I’ve reduced my home screen to a single page thanks to the addition of App Library. I’ve spent the last three months usi…
Ever since the concept of multitasking was introduced on the iPad, I’ve never been a big fan. It just seemed so - I don’t know - fiddly. Lots of swipes and gestures to remember, being someone that comes almost exclusively from a laptop/desktop background, the effort of learning all of these new ways
Tags are present throughout the best apps on the App Store and work great for high-level organization and structure. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if Apple’s introduction of tags to iPadOS 15’s Notes app is met with widespread excitement.
Whenever I need to search for anything, whether it’s on my Mac or online - I use Alfred. It’s so ingrained in my muscle memory I’d have to work incredibly hard to STOP my fingers from travelling directly to my Alfred hotkey and kicking off a search. Alfred has a large number of default se
Mac Power Users #604: Workflows with Jay Miller - Relay FM
Jay Miller, from Relay's new Conduit podcast, joins to share some knowledge about the best workflows for video meetings, getting more out of the emerging Craft app and even more uses for a Mac mini.
TIP: Ever have a couple of printed pages you just want to scan, not as a PDF, but as editable plain text? The new document scanning option in Draft 28 is there to help! Learn more: https://t.co/AEo4oVa6s6 https://t.co/aRFyXMkOoR
Drafts 22 Review: Widgets, Scribble, and More - MacStories
One of my favorite times every year is right around the beginning of August. Not because of the weather – summer where I live – but rather it’s when beta season is in full swing. Apps are putting polish on features, the full update scope is set, and everything starts to feel stable. And there’s nothing better
A Beginner’s Guide to Craft: Documents, Pages, and Blocks
There is a plethora of note-taking and research-tracking apps available for the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. Currently popular ones, like Obsidian and Roam Research, are tremendous for storing research and making connections between your discoveries. Others, like Apple Notes and Bear, excel at collecting all sorts of media types, including text, photos, URLs, and handwritten snippets. And still others, like Drafts, whip text and automations together to form ultra-fast workflows on your devices.
Question About Installing ThoughtAsylum Drafts Library - Actions - Help & Questions - Drafts Community
I’ve been keeping an eye on that since day one. I had some issues loading it from file at one point which is why there’s an option hidden away in the core action group to actually load the library from an action. But that issue only lasted for one beta build - I can’t even recall which one it was. Since then it’s simply flown no matter what I’ve run it on, and while my Mac is relatively recent, my i*OS hardware is far from being new! But rest assured, it will be something I keep an eye on. I...
