LINKDING

> Nautilus is a free, native iOS reader for Hacker News. On-device AI thread summaries, a private briefing, Story Rules, Radar watchlists, offline reading, and hand-tuned Editions — no ads, no tracking, no account required. This is really nice. I never could keep up with Hacker News very well.

Cloakshot by Spawn Lau is a screenshot redaction app for iPhone, iPad, and Android (works on Mac just fine). Scan and edit on your device; export with an eligible trial or one-time Pro purchase. I use CleanShot X for most of my redaction work, but the automatic scanning and simplified redaction in Cloakshot works really well and could be a real timesaver if you share a lot of images that need redaction.

This looks really nice, and I plan to test it out with some teammates this week. You create "rooms" with invited members and then can ask questions or communicate anything from deploy progress to "dinner's ready," with some geofencing and AI integrations.

From Matt Braun, creator of SketchParty TV: StareMaster is the ultimate staring contest for iPhone. Lock eyes with 3D opponents and don't blink. Share your stare-downs and climb the Game Center leaderboards.

> Laytr is a private archive for everything you mean to come back to. Save it from any app, tell Laytr when to bring it back, and it returns that day. iPhone · iOS 17 or later. Everything stays local, no server, no account, just the ability to save articles, videos, and more, and have them surface when you have time for them.

Markdown notes that fold. An interesting notes app for Mac and iOS with section folding, inline tasks, and iCloud sync. Just added support for Bike outlines, too. In beta, as far as I can tell.

PowerHouz is an iOS app that wraps 26 home automation functions in a sci-fi command deck — neon HUD, sound effects, a surveillance “red alert” mode, the whole Make it so energy. HomeKit accessories, Apple Health rings, calendar, sleep tracking, weather — every panel styled like you’re running a starship bridge. Runs on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV.

An iOS app for working with TaskPaper files on the go. Looks really nice.

Xterm/VT100 Terminal emulator in Swift. Possibly to embed a Terminal in a Mac or iOS app.

The Swift package for printing HTML to PDF. Contribute to coenttb/swift-html-to-pdf development by creating an account on GitHub.

> If you’ve been waiting for a real alternative to Instagram, this is it. From a Palestinian-Australian developer and supported by Tech for Palestine, a solid looking alternative to Instagram that allows text updates and no shadow banning/censorship. We'll see how it grows!

I met Max Mellman at Macstock and we became fast friends. His first app is a piano synth with multiple on-screen scrollable keyboards, different piano sounds, and a built in music player with fine scrubbing for learning along with your favorite music.

I've tested this out and it's pretty great. As a side note, there's a brand new app called [Stash](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stash-clipboard-shelf/id6752602271?mt=12) that functions more as an AI-powered [Yoink](https://eternalstorms.at/yoink/mac/) that looks worth checking out (as is Yoink). > Quip is the first clipboard manager powered by AI, built for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Automatically save everything you copy, organize it with Smart Collections, and paste anywhere using Super Shortcuts. Enjoy powerful search, full editing, and seamless iCloud sync—designed with privacy in mind.