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Introducing Pastery A clipboard app for macOS that brings up all your previous copied items with a single hotkey No more switching between windows multiple times. Just copy everything at once, and paste seamlessly right where you need them. Supports all file formats, customisable hotkeys, and feels like a... show more

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WorldofAI

47,690 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

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Samsung India

16,429 Aufrufe • vor 18 Tagen

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34,658 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Wild! With the new mention capability for GPTs, I can create an app with Grimoire, and seamlessly ask DesignerGPT to deploy it. No change in instructions needed – it's pure intelligence at work. ✨ You can deploy all your ideas for free, with just a mention of @ DesignerGPT.

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Mac menubar apps I use all the time ⬇️ - - - - - 1) CleanShot – The best screenshot/screen recording app that exists out there 2) PixelSnap – Lets you measure anything on your screen. Helpful for quickly gathering distances between objects in pixels 3) Sip – A very powerful color picker, with history and collections of color palettes 4) Magnet – A tool for snapping your windows into organized tiles 5) PastePal – Super powerful clipboard manager that stores anything you copy/save in your clipboard including images. Also syncs to iPad and iPhone. 6) We Love Lights – An app for controlling Philips Hue lights and scenes 7) Simplify – An awesome little music player that lives in the menubar 8) iTranslate – Menubar language translator app 9) Vivid – Lets you unleash full 1000 nits of sustained brightness (Only on MacBook Pros released since October 2021) 10) Hand Mirror – Awesome little app for showing your webcam preview. Very useful for checking your looks prior to meetings 11) Bartender – Declutters your menubar by hiding the items/icons you don't want to see.

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Most "AI document tools" are just ChatGPT with a file upload button. Felo LiveDoc gives you an intelligent canvas. It's an actual workspace where your entire project lives, research, drafts, data, slides, all connected on one canvas with AI agents that understand your full context. No more switching between 6 tools or re-explaining context every time. Here's what that actually looks like 👇 1/8

Most "AI document tools" are just ChatGPT with a file upload button. Felo LiveDoc gives you an intelligent canvas. It's an actual workspace where your entire project lives, research, drafts, data, slides, all connected on one canvas with AI agents that understand your full context. No more switching between 6 tools or re-explaining context every time. Here's what that actually looks like 👇 1/8

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