> I'm curious what Mac software you use in 2023 that is only available on Mac. Ulysses, Bear, Things, Reeder, Mela, Alfred, MindNode, just to name a few. These

> I'm curious what Mac software you use in 2023 that is only available on Mac. Ulysses, Bear, Things, Reeder, Mela, Alfred, MindNode, just to name a few. These apps are incredibly well designed, and have no equivalents in the Windows or Linux worlds. I know because I also have a PC and I’ve looked very hard for replacements. Additionally, apps like 1Password, Scrivener, iA Writer, and Arc Browser started their life on the Mac. Some social media networks, like Instagram and VSCO, were iPhone apps before they released on other platforms. Because Apple users are generally not averse to spending money on software, all the really good software reaches the Mac and iPhone a long time before it becomes available on other platforms. iCloud itself is something that no other platform can compete with. I never have to create a separate account for any app in the Apple ecosystem because they just sync using iCloud without me doing any extra work. When I install them on my phone later, my data is already there. The Windows/Android world have no equivalent of this. Apps really are better in the Apple world. I blame Microsoft for underinvesting in native Windows UI toolkits.