MindNode introduces new Automatic Layout feature, Capacities calendar integration is here, great software design looks underwhelming, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Height is shutting down after 7 years in the making, having received over $18M in total funding, and doubling-down on a new brand and autonomous project management. | Continue reading
ActivityPub is now in public beta for Ghost(Pro), French and German governments launch open source Notion alternative, Butter gets acquired by Miro, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Docs is a governmental-led initiative by France and Germany, a move towards digital sovereignty, and providing a secure and private alternative to big tech solution. | Continue reading
Bjango celebrates two decades, Strongbox gets acquired by Applause, embrace your dark, from mindfulness to learning something new, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Capacities releases rewritten PDF viewer and new AI editor, Ghost teases larger update for its ActivityPub integration, clear communication, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Tapbots, known for Ivory on Mastodon, announces Phoenix for Bluesky. Discover how this studio is expanding amidst Twitter's changes and the rise of alternative social networks. Learn about the importance of third-party clients and Phoenix's future. | Continue reading
Elicit raises $22M Series A, Perplexity is working on an AI-powered browser, developing taste, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Elicit is revolutionizing complex problem-solving with AI-powered tools. Discover how their innovative platform is transforming research, decision-making, and industries. | Continue reading
SPOILER: It will not. | Continue reading
HP acquires parts of disastrously failed Humane, Affinity ships free extensive 2.6 update, the future is too easy, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Obsidian announced that the previously needed Commercial License to use the app for two or more employees within an organization, now becomes optional, making the app even more accessible. | Continue reading
Amazon delivers yet another reason why you shouldn't give its platform any attention, as it now announced to remove a feature that put users in control over the ebooks they bought through Kindle. | Continue reading
It shouldn't be any surprise, but it still feels insane that a company who raised $230 million, made huge claims, failed to deliver, tried to sell the whole thing for $1 billion, still gets partially acquired for $116 million. The story of Humane. | Continue reading
Your personal touch matters when writing online, Jitter introduced Infinite Canvas, Anytype ships web publishing, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Apple introduces new app called 'Apple Invites', The Iconfactory launches Tapestry, beyond the traditional portfolio, and more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Auttomattic and other back Openvibe, Bookshop.org introduces eBook, how to build something that lasts, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
On why online writing often loses its personal touch in favor of polished prose, exploring how authentic voices like 404 Media and Marisa Kabas are changing the game, and why crafting engaging content that feels relatable and memorable - without sacrificing your unique perspectiv … | Continue reading
Vivaldi ships 7.1 update, Mammoth and sub.club shutting down, how to build a healthier relationship with your screen, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Horse Browser celebrates 1000 active users, read.cv acquired by Perplexity, Sidebar is back, the rise of the generalist, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Sill Beta Update #3, Miro AI starts storing AI interactions from free users, Mastodon transfers to a new non-profit organization, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Polywork shutting down, the end of news, a year of curiosity, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
The next era of design is intent-driven, Capacities end-of-year update, what's next for Play in 2025, quiet leadership, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
As we wrap up 2024, it is time again to gather Creativerly's Favourite Apps of the past year. | Continue reading
I am looking for my next role, Zen Browser got a fresh new look, Flipboard introduces Surf, Campsite shuts down, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Twos introduces TwosPALs, Figma updates its pricing, Bluesky teases paid subscription, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Streamline the discovery process of blogs and podcasts by leveraging feedle's index of independent creators. | Continue reading
Bckgrnd is the all-in-one platform to manage your design projects, Unpacking “Craft” in the Software Interface, Why we worry, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Sill rounds up the best links from your Mastodon and Bluesky network, Apple reveals App Store Awards finalists, The Art of taking it slow, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Systems Over Substance, Anytype's autumn updates, Ghost's progress with its ActivityPub integration, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
The reality behind personal knowledge management: why complex productivity systems fail, how true note-taking thrives, and what remains when the hype fades. A critical look at the PKM landscape. | Continue reading
Reflecting on over five years of Creativerly, Signal introduces Call Links, the science of mental models, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
In this post, I am reflecting on the past five years of writing and building Creativerly, but especially I am touching on the topics of writing, monetisation, and growth. | Continue reading
Meco is now available for Android, Obsidian introduces its Web Clipper, The Future of Design, Existential uncertainty, and a lot more in this week's issue of Creativerly. | Continue reading
Morgen is an incredibly powerful tool that integrates with your calendar and helps you schedule time for your tasks, events, and meetings. Let us take a closer look at it. | Continue reading
If you want to get insights about the traffic happening on your website you probably came across Google Analytics. Let me tell you: it is bloated, hard to use, and scraping user data. In this blog post, I will show you a list of privacy-friendly and ethical Google Analytics alter … | Continue reading