Short, first-person reviews of Mac and iOS productivity apps such as Hazel, lire and iA Writer, often paired with YouTube walkthroughs. Readers get practical impressions of pricing models, support, sync options and ease of use.
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Long-form retrospectives on productivity software from the 8/16-bit era, such as Lotus Improv, AppleWorks and Visual Basic, placed in their historical and cultural context. Each issue examines how the software was actually used and why it succeeded or failed.
A company blog from the Superhuman team covering its AI productivity products, engineering research, and internal culture. Readers get interviews, behind-the-scenes looks at offices and teams, and technical write-ups on building AI agents.
A Denver consulting practice's newsletter covering hands-on work with Jira, Atlassian Rovo and AI agents, plus notes on Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 projects. It shares concrete case notes on what worked and what broke when putting AI agents into real operations workflows.
Personal essays and product analyses from a New York writer on modern work, leadership and life, ranging from reflective pieces to a practical comparison of Airtable alternatives after an acquisition. The reader gets a mix of introspective writing and concrete tool recommendations with clear reasoning.
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