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Daylite Now Syncs With Google Calendar

posted in not-labs, sponsor on September 28, 2026

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Daylite. My calendar is great at telling me where I need to be. It’s terrible at telling me why. The appointment says “Call with client,” and everything I need for that call lives somewhere else. Daylite just fixed…

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Fantastical, Siri AI, and Keeping Every Calendar Honest (Sponsor)

posted in not-labs, sponsor on September 21, 2026

This post is sponsored by Fantastical. Most calendar problems start when you have more than one calendar. Your work account knows about the client call, but your personal calendar thinks the hour is free. That is how you agree to lunch while you are…

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Record Any Audio on Your Mac, with Audio Hijack

posted in not-labs, sponsor on September 7, 2026

This post is sponsored by Rogue Amoeba. This week, my friends at Rogue Amoeba are back to sponsor MacSparky. On September 30, they’ll be marking 24 years of making great audio tools for the Mac. To celebrate, MacSparky readers can save 24% off anything…

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Daylite Puts the Whole Client Relationship in One Place

posted in not-labs, sponsor on August 24, 2026

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Daylite. For years I ran a law practice, and the hardest part of client work was never the work. It was keeping track of it. Where that email went, what we agreed to on a phone call, which…

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A Business Card Worth Keeping

posted in not-labs, sponsor on August 13, 2026

This post is sponsored by Hoban Cards. Sponsorship doesn’t influence what I write. Here’s my take. Every time I hand someone a Hoban card, the same thing happens. They stop mid-conversation, run a thumb across the letters, turn it over. That doesn’t happen with…

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Drafts Adds Encryption and a Command Line

posted in not-labs, sponsor on July 15, 2026

This post is sponsored by Drafts for iPhone and iPad. Drafts is where text starts for me, and has been for years. Any time I have a thought, a task, a phone number, or the first messy paragraph of a blog post, it lands…

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Cotypist Puts Smart Autocomplete Wherever You Type

posted in not-labs, sponsor on June 19, 2026

This week MacSparky is sponsored by Cotypist. I’ve been writing with Cotypist for a couple of months now, and it’s become part of how I work on the Mac. So I’m glad to have Cotypist sponsoring MacSparky this week. Cotypist is autocomplete that follows…

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Turn Your Web Apps Into Real Mac Apps with Unite Pro

posted in not-labs, sponsor on June 9, 2026

This post is sponsored by BZG Apps. My thanks to Unite Pro for sponsoring MacSparky this week. I spend a ridiculous amount of time in web apps. My browser has become a second operating system. The trouble is that browser tabs are terrible containers…

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Record Any Audio on Your Mac, with Audio Hijack from Rogue Amoeba

posted in not-labs, sponsor on June 2, 2026

This post is sponsored by Rogue Amoeba. This week, my friends at Rogue Amoeba are back to sponsor MacSparky, and I want to spotlight their flagship recording tool for the Mac: Audio Hijack. Audio Hijack is the tool the pros reach for. Use it…

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PowerPhotos: The Apple Photos Power Tools You’re Missing (Sponsor)

posted in not-labs, sponsor on May 19, 2026

I’m happy to welcome back PowerPhotos as a MacSparky sponsor. If you spend any real time inside Apple Photos, you know what’s missing. PowerPhotos fills those gaps, and has been doing it for years. Apple Photos was built on the idea that you have…

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