I built a new Mac app called PxlShot. It is a native screenshot tool for capturing areas, windows, and displays. After each capture, you can copy it, save it, edit it, or find it again in local history. The app is...
When a Mac sends audio to a monitor over HDMI or DisplayPort, macOS often disables the volume slider. Mac Monitor Volume fixes that by adding a controllable output for your monitor speakers. I wrote about this...
Every time I think about building something new, I can find a reason not to do it. Usually the easiest reason is competition. There are already hundreds of weather apps. There are plenty of URL shorteners. The App...
After building the T.LY iOS app, I started working on the Android version. I expected Android to be easier. I was wrong about that. Maybe this is obvious if you have spent a lot of time in the Android world, but I...
The T.LY Link Shortener extension is finally available for Safari. It has been on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge for years. Safari was always the browser I put off, and Safari users kept asking for it. I finally sat down...
I built a new iOS app called QR Code Scanner & Creator. The idea is simple. Open the app, scan a QR code or barcode, create a new QR code, save useful ones, and move on. No account. No ads. No subscription. No weird...
I have been working on a new iOS app for T.LY. You can learn more on the T.LY iOS app page. Download on the App Store At first, the idea sounds simple. T.LY already works well on the web, and a lot of link sharing...
I built a new free tool for reviewing golf swings in your browser: Golf Swing Analyzer It lets you drop in a swing video, slow it down, step frame by frame, draw simple coaching notes, trim the useful part, and...
I built a new iPhone app called Golf Swing Camera. The idea is simple. Set up your phone, start a session, and swing. The app watches for motion, records the swing in slow motion, trims the clip around the swing, and...
I recently added a small tool to T.LY: What Is My IP Address . It does the obvious thing first. It shows your public IP address. Then it gives you the extra details people usually want after that: location, ISP,...
