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by xenodium 1y ago
A couple of ways: 1. Change the storage location to some place outside the app (pick a directory or use iCloud Drive). You can peek at this directory at any time and open the plain text file (Journelly.org). 2. Export a backup archive (zip)
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I appreciate that. Will also be monitoring price. Thanks!
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by xenodium 1y ago
I would say: - No account needed for anything. - Usability (feels more lightweight yet familiar to posting on social media). - Share anything from other apps (Safari, Google Maps, Twitter, Reddit...) and have it rendered in app. I use this
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by xenodium 1y ago
Thank you! Minders looks lovely! Been thinking about the space for a little while https://xenodium.com/an-ios-journaling-app-powered-by-org-pl... Amazing to see how we both arrived to a similar approach cross-pollinating so
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by xenodium 1y ago
Glad to hear it. I was also in two minds about how to position my app. Journaling as a concept may not sound very appealing to many (sometimes associated with keeping a diary). Having said all that, Journelly can be used in all sorts of way
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by xenodium 1y ago
Thank you. This is encouraging to hear from a potential user. There may be a middle ground where new features are sold separately (specially feature requests). Having said that, everything you get today with v1 will remain covered by what y
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by xenodium 1y ago
Nice idea! I keep hearing the app is versatile, with folks using it in all sorts of different ways. Adding Reminders to the backlog and think about.
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by xenodium 1y ago
I really struggled to settle on pricing, but landed on this as one-off payments are far more desireable than where apps are gravitating to (subscriptions). ps. I've now gone full-time indie and hoping to make a living off my projects.
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by xenodium 1y ago
Journelly uses standard iOS file access and relies on iCloud (or third parties) to handle syncing via related infrastructure. Theoretially, any third party app that is a file provider https://developer.apple.com/documentatio
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by xenodium 1y ago
The UX itself is a unique strength. It feels more like a microblogging app. Easy to post, search, and browse your private feed. Also, it feels much less like a journaling app and more of whatever you want it to be. Or as jcs from irreal put
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by xenodium 1y ago
Not sure what country you're visiting from, but it's USD $14.99. One time only. edit: typo
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Show HN: Journelly for iOS: like tweeting but for your eyes only (in plain text)(xenodium.com)
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Show HN: Journelly for iOS: like tweeting but for your eyes only (in plain text)(xenodium.com)
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by xenodium 2y ago
> the switch between local/downloaded and all Apple Music is on the Other side of the Screen I can relate. These days I’m primarily using it to search iTunes for music to buy. Switching back to purchasing (instead of streaming) has
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by xenodium 2y ago
> I chose to make using AI a manual action I also find explicit/concious LLM interaction a happy medium. Building tooling into my editor to expedite this concious usage made it much more enjoyable when I didn't have to context-
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by xenodium 2y ago
While the indieweb doesn't need to take off, I sure would love to see /some/ growth. The internet is a big place, so even a small but active percentage would offer sanctuary to folks wanting out of walled gardens, constant tr
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by xenodium 2y ago
> I’ve been barking up this tree for nearly a decade. I did for some time too. Look into it again :)
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by xenodium 2y ago
It's been a little while since I've worked in the space, but it's worth checking a newer revision as this wording may no longer be present https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Gui...
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by xenodium 2y ago
> It’s impossible for a 3rd party smartwatch to send text messages From Apple's docs: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102842 "Message Access Profile (MAP 1.4) This profile is compatible with iPhone 5s and
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by xenodium 2y ago
I built Markdown to web, drag and drop solution: https://lmno.lol Here's a demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SykbiVweYH8
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by xenodium 2y ago
I built https://LMNO.lol and using it myself https://lmno.lol/alvaro (close to a year now).
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by xenodium 2y ago
While quite a few folks agree blogging is still worth it in the age of AI, please do your bit to support privacy-friendly services (ie. no tracking). Blogs don't /need/ modern web bloat, nor need to resort to adverts / p
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by xenodium 2y ago
Self-promo: I launched https://LMNO.lol blogs recently. They are powered by markdown and render just fine on lynx. You can try my blog https://LMNO.lol/alvaro or https://xenodium.com .
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by xenodium 2y ago
> but eventually people will have had enough As a Venezuelan, I thought so too. 25 years on...
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by xenodium 2y ago
Thank you! Glad to hear it. Hope you enjoy blogging.
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by xenodium 2y ago
I still believe in blogging. For anyone keen on getting started or switch providers, I recenly launched a no-nonsense service: https://LMNO.lol . The experience feels more like taking notes than blogging (low friction). My blog i
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by xenodium 2y ago
I've been experimenting with "paged chats" UX and find myself using it fairly fluidly https://xenodium.com/llm-iterate-and-insert Been experimenting with the same approach but for "paged shells" (so
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A Tour of Ready Player Mode(xenodium.com)
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by xenodium 2y ago
Tangentially related and as an Emacs user, I still see the editor as a platform that bends to my needs https://xenodium.com/a-platform-that-moulds-to-your-needs
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A platform that moulds to your needs(xenodium.com)
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