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Posts Tagged → sponsor

Cotypist Puts Smart Autocomplete Wherever You Type

posted in AI, sponsor, writing 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 mac utilities, 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 software, 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 apple, photography, software, 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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Reading in the Cracks of My Day

posted in productivity, reading, sponsor on May 7, 2026

Shortform sponsored this post, but they didn’t tell me what to write. Here’s an honest take from someone who’s been using their service for years. On most days, I am not the person who curls up with a book for two hours. I’d like…

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Capto: One App to Record, Edit, and Share Your Screen

posted in software, sponsor on April 17, 2026

This post is sponsored by Global Delight, makers of Capto. If you’ve ever tried to put together a screen recording to explain a workflow, a feature, or a concept, you know how quickly it turns into a multi-app job. One app to record, another…

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Make Your Mac Sound Better with Boom 3D

posted in audio, sponsor on April 10, 2026

This post is sponsored by Global Delight, makers of Boom 3D. Boom 3D is a system-wide audio enhancer for Mac. It works across every app without any per-app setup. Spotify, Safari, Zoom, Logic, QuickTime. Whatever you’re listening to, Boom 3D improves it in the…

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MailMaven: The Email Client for Mac Power Users (Sponsor)

posted in software, sponsor on March 24, 2026

My thanks to SmallCubed for sponsoring MacSparky this week. When Apple pulled the rug out from under third-party Mail plugins, a lot of power users lost tools they depended on. SmallCubed’s MailSuite (MailTags, Mail Act-On) was one of the big ones. Rather than walk…

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Fantastical Meets AI: Your Calendar Just Got Smarter (Sponsor)

posted in calendar, fantastical, sponsor on March 17, 2026

This post is sponsored by Flexibits. I’m delighted to welcome back Flexibits as a MacSparky sponsor. Their premier calendar application, Fantastical, has been my daily driver for years, and they just shipped something that genuinely changes how I manage my schedule. Fantastical now has…

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MindNode: Mind Mapping Meets Apple Watch (Sponsor)

posted in mindnode, sponsor on March 9, 2026

This week’s sponsor is MindNode, the mind mapping tool I’ve been using for 15 years. Some projects don’t fit in linear lists. They need space to branch, to connect in ways that only make sense when you can see the whole picture at once.…

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