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by startingpoint 6y ago
Hey there, I've been on the lookout for a self-hosted, privacy-conscious user analytics solution to track mobile apps. This is my experience of using Matomo for that very purpose. I'd love to know if anyone has experience with it
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Using Matomo as a privacy-conscious alternative for user analytics on iOS(worklifewhatever.com)
2 points by startingpoint 6y ago|1 comments
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Hi HN, Benedict the developer here. Timist is an app for iOS that combines time-tracking with a Pomodoro-inspired session and break system. You can use it as a productivity tool to keep your mind at the top of its game by switching between
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Show HN: Timist for iOS – A time tracker with customisable sessions and breaks(apps.apple.com)
2 points by startingpoint 6y ago|3 comments
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Not as of right now. I am considering other distribution channels like Gumroad. Would that work for you?
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Maybe I should consider adding sync and creating MonkeyMind for iOS as well...
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by startingpoint 6y ago
I had the same notes file, and a piece of paper where I would write stuff like that down. I'm glad you like it!
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words. Sync is definitely something I'm considering, but I can't promise any timelines.
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad MonkeyMind is useful to you. Quick question about the right-click: What exactly do you mean? Right click on the settings icon or anywhere in the list? As for Alfred: it's probably simpler to jus
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by startingpoint 6y ago
I like that idea, but I also want to keep the user experience really simple. Would you want to display a single list from Reminders? Or show all reminders alongside? And the other way around: would you add to Reminders from MonkeyMind?
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Great idea. What exactly would you do with that? Simply open up the list and look at the past entries?
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Damn, that's a great name too...
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by startingpoint 6y ago
That's pretty much the same place where I started as well (the RW tutorial). For the library: HotKey is exactly what I used. Simple to set up, works with the Xcode Package manager and does exactly what it says.
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by startingpoint 6y ago
Hey HN, Benedict the developer here. I built MonkeyMind as a scratchpad for thoughts while in deep focus. Whenever something pops up in my mind, I needed a place to put it and get back to work. Pen and paper can do the trick, but something
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Show HN: MonkeyMind – A shortcut-driven to-do list for your Mac's menu bar(apps.apple.com)
99 points by startingpoint 6y ago|51 comments