We are delighted to announce that David Sparks & Daniel Gorin have joined CogSci Apps’ board of advisors! 🎉 The participation of Daniel and David on our board of advisors further attests to the significance of Hook productivity software, and helps realize its full potential. Read about it on the CogSci Apps blog Sign up […]
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There’s a great opportunity to learn from @timstringer about getting more out of Daylite with some great automation software and OmniFocus. LearnOmniFocus tweeted: Join us Wed, Apr 27 🕙 10-11am PDT and learn: ✔ The basics of @dayliteapp ✔ How to link #OmniFocus + Daylite with built-in features, @HookProductvT & @keyboardmaestro ✔ How to use
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Create more productively Whether you’re simply filling out a web form, drafting a topic for a forum entry, replying to an intricate email, or creating something quite substantial like an article or even a book … you’ll be more productive if you Hook your BBEdit documents. Fill out web forms without losing your mind (e.g.,
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🎉 Great News! 23 Mac app developers, professors and podcasters have jointly originated/signed The Manifesto for Ubiquitous Linking, which will be published on Dec 6, 2021 EST ! This is a very significant development for everyone who values being able to access information with hyperlinks on any device. Following its preamble, the Ubiquitous Linking Manifesto
CogSci Apps Corp. is a member of VentureLabs. Check out their coverage of CogSci Apps Corp. and co-founder Luc P. Beaudoin: Made-in-Vancouver apps that help you work and sleep better – SFU VentureLabs
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Hook allows you to overcome the limitation of apps that fail to respect your right to properly formatted links to your data. For example, Apple’s Podcasts, Music and App Store apps have a Copy Link share function. The command should honestly be called Copy URL not Copy Link, because it does not even give you
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