Partner for February: Anybox

Anybox is a flexible collection tool for macOS and iOS that helps you save and organize more than just links. From notes and snippets to files, images, and ideas-in-progress, Anybox is designed for capturing material as you encounter it and keeping it meaningfully retrievable later. With a fast, Apple-native interface and thoughtful organization features, it […]

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Recording of Office Hours on Using Hookmark for Lawyers

We recently hosted an office hours session on using Hookmark for lawyers and writers. Here is the recording of the session: In this session I showed the usefulness of Hookmark for lawyers. I demonstrated many Hookmark commands (e.g., Hook to New (file and folder), Copy Link, Hook to Copied Link, Copy As Universal Link) using

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Newsletter: Hookmark 7 Public Beta + Clean My Links™

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Brett Terpstra’s Favorites of 2025: Three of Mine Are Listed

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A Case for Making TextExpander Link-Friendly

Intro (blog context) I often write to CEOs of macOS app development companies to encourage them to make their software link-friendly. I’ve decided to start sharing some of these emails on this blog so that the broader community—developers, power users, and productivity thinkers—can join the conversation and help move the ecosystem forward. Below is a

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Demystifying Hookmark’s File links (URL scheme: hook://file/)

We’ve published a web page that explains Hookmark’s file links ( hook://file/ links). Why this matters Robust file linking isn’t just a technical nicety—it fundamentally changes how you work. When links don’t break, you stop worrying about where files live and start focusing on what they mean and how they relate to each other. That’s

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