Lars Trieloff

Not just great for journalists, but also for researchers looking to transcribe interviews with users and buyers.

This looks similar to Beddit (which you can buy already) https://www.producthunt.com/tech/beddit

Apple is releasing application software again. And even for the Mac. That's great to see.

Cool new product by @datafoxco – unfortunately I mis-typed the name. It is ConferenceExplorer, of course.

We've introduced Aha.io more than a year ago at Blue Yonder and two things continue to amaze me: 1) how easy roadmap planning discussions have become once everyone is on the same page (Aha also allowed us to move to a monthly planning cycle for a bi-monthly release cycle) 2) the speed at which the Aha team continues to roll out new, meaningful features.

Odd that Strava has not been hunted yet. I've been using it for years and the recent updates (Strava Live and Routes) have been really useful.

I've started using this while still in beta, and I'm very happy with the results. Really a great tool.

Right now, it is for personal accounts only, and business account support is coming later.

Looks very similar to POSTbin

This is great. If there was only a way to connect it to existing Alfred workflows.

Combining the Junecloud (makers of the app) sync service with IFTTT and GMail allows you to get all your packages on your phone and desktop.

How does this compare to Dynamic Signal (http://dynamicsignal.com)? It looks like a lightweight way to work with brand ambassadors.

The best sunday newspaper app on the AppStore isn't even a newspaper.