Before you dive in: For evenings that need a softer room, I built Light Njoy—turn your screen into an ambient lamp with breathing cues.
The guys from Midnight Inbox, the most polished Mac GTD I’ve ever seen (and this is about how it actually looks, not about how it actually performs) announced today a little teaser about what to expect from Midnight Inbox 1.1 version. Things are shaping pretty well, and I already saw some goodness, like “the dock icon of Inbox show its fulness”, or some serious sql speed improvments.
Always considered Midnight Inbox a sort of Maserati of GTD applications, not from the cost standpoint, but from a visual luxury perspective. On the other corner are applications like Actiontastic, with a minimalist interface. In the beginning of my GTD ramblings, I was quite excited about Inbox, but since I started to use ThinkingRock, no other applications has paralleled its efficiency, despite its, let’s call it, ugleness.
I just launched ShareByLight—transfer files with light only. No Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth, no cables. One device shows a stream, the other reads it with the camera. Free on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
But the latest announcement from Midnight Inbox seems interesting, I will surely give it a try as soon as it is released.
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