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Not sure if they're underrated, but on MacOS: Alfred (of course) and big ups to Shortcat. Shortcat is probably the lesser-known and underrated of the two. It i
by treetalker 1y ago
Not sure if they're underrated, but on MacOS: Alfred (of course) and big ups to Shortcat.
Shortcat is probably the lesser-known and underrated of the two. It invokes a Spotlight/Alfred-type command palette that provides access not only to all commands in the system and application menus, but also allows the user to click on various parts of the screen using only the keyboard.
I'm also a fan of TextSoap and HoudahSpot, which I do think are underrated.
And Keyboard Maestro, of course.
On iOS, Vibration Alarm is a free app that will allow you to easily set an alarm to wake up in the morning but will only vibrate your phone or Apple Watch so you don't wake up your partner or anyone else in the house.
Cross-platform, I love Glossika for language learning. The number of languages it offers is unmatched, and it's simple system of many repetitions of sentences in your native and target languages (paired with spaced repetition of you want it) gets the job done. I use it to keep up my Spanish fluency; I have enough Russian to understand a lot; and basic conversational French with probably 80% comprehension of whatever French I come across.