Today, in 2011, I released Yoink v1.0 to the public, and it looked like this:
I know, right? Its icon looked a bit different, too:
Anyway, long story short, I’m having a sale over this weekend on the App Stores, where you can purchase Yoink for Mac and Yoink for iPad and iPhone at a discount.
One of these days, I’d like to put some of the still-in-development ScreenFloat 2’s features through its paces (for instance, and most importantly, the migration of a ScreenFloat 1 library into the new format).
So I’m starting to put together a list of heavy-duty ScreenFloat users now, so that, once I’m ready, I can send out TestFlight invitations and get some feedback and insights right away.
If you consider yourself a heavy-duty ScreenFloat user, and/or have a large-ish library of shots and collections in ScreenFloat 1, please do reach out, I’d appreciate your help.
It’s still going to be a little while as I think about what I want to test exactly, and how, but I’ll be in touch nonetheless, you can be sure of that.
From today, November 25th, 2022, to the end of Sunday, November 27th, all my apps are on sale for Black Friday!
Yoink for Mac
Moving files and app-content on your Mac around can be cumbersome. Yoink for Mac makes it so much easier (plus lots of other features, like a clipboard monitoring widget – please refer to the website for more info):
Yoink for Mac currently holds a rating of 4.8/5.0 on the US Mac App Store and has frequently been featured by Apple
Yoink for iPad and iPhone is your place to store snippets and files, and sync them across all your iOS devices; via Handoff, you can transfer them to or from a Mac as well!
Yoink for iPad and iPhone currently holds a rating of 4.7/5.0 on the US App Store
It also features clipboard monitoring, which, via Picture-in-Picture, works even if Yoink is completely dismissed. You can also use its Picture-in-Picture functionality to display images, websites, PDFs, eMails and more (you can even scroll through them).
With Transloader, you can initiate downloads on your Macs – remotely from your iPhones, iPads, and other Macs.
Transloader currently holds a rating of 4.8/5.0 on the US Mac App Store.
With its custom Link- and File Actions, you can automate Transloader to your liking whenever it receives a link (Link Action), or successfully downloads a file (File Action).
With ScreenFloat, you can take your screenshots to the next level. Take a screenshot, and it will float above all other windows and spaces, allowing you to reference their contents wherever you are. Organize shots with tags and categories in its Shots Browser.
ScreenFloat currently holds a rating of 4.9/5.0 on the US Mac App Store.
And don’t forget: ScreenFloat 2.0 is in development and will be a free upgrade for existing customers!
