Continuing from my last post, here’s more Mac software I just found.
Inquisitor is quite amazing, from the same David Watanabe that brought us the beautiful NewsFire (which I decided to dump in favor of NetNewsWire, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t beautiful). Inquisitor does live searches from the toolbar in Safari. I think it’s something I could get addicted to. And it looks smashing.
The other one that stands out is Witch, an app that does window switching, not just application switching, with option-tab, and also lets you add shortcuts for things like Zoom, which is quite useful on a 12” inch laptop, where you pretty much want things zoomed all the time when you’re working on them.
It’s so much fun with all these apps. At one point, when I was still stuck on Windows, I thought the desktop software market had died. But then I switched and realized that it’s all live and well, it’s just a forest of many small pieces of software. (Via TUAW.)
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Calvin Correli is a software engineer turned life debugger who’s cracked the code to a $5M business and a life he loves. Born dead—umbilical cord around his neck—he’s chased meaning ever since, only to drown in debt and guru hype along the way. From teaching marketing since 2008 to coaching since 2007, he thought he had it figured out—until he didn’t. Then he dove deep, debugging his mind with masters like Hendricks and Dispenza, and distilling strategy with first principles from Brunson to Martell. Now, he helps entrepreneurs squash their “mind bugs”—invisible glitches sabotaging growth—blending next-gen mindset to break limits with practical systems to build what lasts. Catch him on his podcast Squash Your Mind Bugs, or at calvincorreli.com, where he’s sharing the master key he found.
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