Unclutter: Partner for the Month of September
We are delighted to highlight Unclutter as our Partner for the Month of September, 2025.
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Quick Note on macOS: Still Limited in 2025
When I exchanged emails with Steve Jobs in 2010, I sent him the white paper he requested, recommending—among other things—that Apple introduce system-wide linking in what was then OS X (now macOS). Years later, Apple rolled out Quick Note, a feature introduced with macOS Monterey (version 12) in 2021. When the Quick Note feature was
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Hookmark Pal for iPhone and iPad
Hookmark Pal for iPhone and iPad is now available on the App Store. Via iCloud sync, you gain access on your mobile device to the bookmarks you created on your Mac. Rapidly access your emails, tasks, DEVONthink items, and more on the go. And add content from your mobile device for later use on your
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Partner of the Month of August: Default Folder X – Supercharge Your File Dialogs
We’re delighted to feature Default Folder X as Hookmark’s Partner of the Month for August 2025. Default Folder X is a beloved Mac utility that does something deceptively simple—but incredibly powerful: it enhances the Open and Save dialogs of your Mac apps, making file navigation faster and more intuitive.
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5 Easy Ways to Resume Working on a Project with Hookmark
We all know the feeling: you’ve stepped away from a project—maybe for a few hours, maybe for weeks—and now you’re ready to dive back in. But where exactly do you start? With Hookmark, picking up where you left off is frictionless. Here are five quick ways to resume your work, each leveraging Hookmark’s powerful bookmarking
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Apple’s macOS Apps Are the Weak Link — A New Article
macOS provides a solid foundation for automation and linking. But too many of Apple’s own apps — including Messages, Notes, Music, and Podcasts — still fall short of supporting even basic inter-application linking. This has real consequences for knowledge workers and anyone who wants to work fluidly across their digital tools.
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