The hottest Apps Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Record items to build routines

Venture Prose • 0 implied HN points • 11 Nov 19
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  1. Recording meetings & readings can help build routines and sustainable habits.
  2. Automatically saving recordings of meetings and readings can help in managing tasks efficiently, reducing backlogs.
  3. Additional tips like using Google Calendar for default app, saving tweets in Pocket, and setting Kindle app on home screen can enhance productivity in managing meetings & readings.

Can The French Do It Better ? Tribe, Yellow, Zenly

Venture Prose • 0 implied HN points • 12 Oct 16
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  1. French apps Tribe, Yellow, and Zenly have attracted millions of downloads and hundreds of thousands of daily active users.
  2. These apps have shown resilience, starting as different products and evolving to their current successful versions with investor support.
  3. To truly succeed, these French apps still need to reach millions of daily active users with strong retention rates.

Foursquare is back on my homescreen, not for long but I wish…

Venture Prose • 0 implied HN points • 29 Jul 16
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  1. Foursquare provides great reviews and tips with an authentic tone, useful for checking recommendations and discovering new places on the go.
  2. Even though Foursquare is limited to food, nightlife, and shopping, it works effectively, but lacks consistent and lasting relevance.
  3. To improve, Foursquare could benefit from having local experts for daily updates, community engagement similar to Product Hunt, and coverage of culture and events in addition to its current categories.

Today’s Top 5 HN posts

Top 5 HN Posts of the day • 0 implied HN points • 13 May 24
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  1. The top 5 HackerNews posts are shared daily with interesting topics like GPUs, messaging apps, open-source projects, and gardening zone changes.
  2. Bonus job opportunities from companies like MixRank, Meticulous, and Eventual for software engineers and founders are provided in the same newsletter.
  3. It's a concise and informative Substack newsletter that combines tech news highlights with potential job leads in the tech industry.
Get a weekly roundup of the best Substack posts, by hacker news affinity:

Today's Top 5 HN posts

Top 5 HN Posts of the day • 0 implied HN points • 02 Aug 22
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  1. The post highlights the top 5 Hacker News posts of the day, including job opportunities, new tech startups, apps, and important news.
  2. It emphasizes reader support for the publication and encourages subscription to receive more posts.
  3. The variety of topics covered in the top 5 posts showcases the diverse interests and discussions within the Hacker News community.

Today's Top 5 HN posts

Top 5 HN Posts of the day • 0 implied HN points • 01 Aug 22
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  1. Google Timer feature has been removed as a top post on Hacker News today
  2. Discussion on historical urban planning decisions regarding cars is a trending topic
  3. LinkedIn's automatic importing of job postings into company profiles is a popular subject among Hacker News users

9/16 TBC Insider Digest

Tech Buzz China Insider • 0 implied HN points • 17 Sep 21
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  1. Alipay will be split into separate apps in China, which was widely anticipated due to regulatory changes. This move will require separate licenses and shareholders for different businesses.
  2. Ximalaya, the largest audio platform in China, filed for an IPO in Hong Kong after previous delays. The app is known for its long user engagement time, with comparable figures to Spotify.
  3. NFTs in China have not gained as much traction as they have abroad, contrasting the trend in Silicon Valley where NFTs are popular. The speculation around NFTs is less prominent in China's tech scene.

Mastodon

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 09 Jul 18
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  1. Mastodon is a social media technology that allows creating personal networks and connecting globally. Each network is like a Facebook page or group but independent.
  2. Mastodon is popular in countries like Japan, Germany, Austria, and France with over 1.4 million users. It is maintained by a serious community with over 470 contributors on GitHub.
  3. Mastodon is open-source, non-commercial, ad-free, respects privacy, and does not use content control algorithms. It offers a decentralized network with complete user control.

[Help Page] Joining the subscriber chat

Decoding Coding • 0 implied HN points • 21 Mar 23
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  1. There's a special chat space just for subscribers, kind of like a group chat. You can share thoughts and updates with others.
  2. To join the chat, you need to download the Substack app which works on both iOS and Android. Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can stay updated.
  3. Once you have the app, just click on the chat icon to get started. Say hi and join the conversation!

There is an app for that....

Musings on Markets • 0 implied HN points • 09 Jun 11
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  1. Technology has made valuing companies easier than it used to be. In the past, gathering data was a lot of work, but now apps can do much of it for us.
  2. The uValue app offers different models to help users value stocks and businesses effectively. It includes detailed and simple versions of valuation models, making it versatile for different users.
  3. The app is currently only available for iPads and has some initial errors that are being fixed. Despite being new, it has been tested on many types of companies and seems to work well.

Join my new subscriber chat

Voohy Leadership Insights • 0 implied HN points • 13 Jul 24
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  1. There is a new chat space for subscribers to engage and discuss topics related to leadership. This chat allows for more direct interaction and conversation among members.
  2. To participate, subscribers need to download the Substack app and enable push notifications for live updates. This way, they won't miss out on any discussions.
  3. Joining the chat is easy; after downloading the app, subscribers can find the chat and jump in to say hello and participate in the discussions.

Enable everyone to get things done

Moving the needle! 🚀 • 0 implied HN points • 26 Feb 24
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  1. Questmate helps users set up 'Quests' for daily tasks. These are like checklists that can guide anyone on what to do next.
  2. The app is designed to be user-friendly and accessible for all. It focuses on making navigation and usability simple for everyone.
  3. You can reward family or team members for completing tasks. This might include things like gift cards or extra playtime on consoles.

New App.axie Updates are LIVE!

The Lunacian • 0 implied HN points • 22 Oct 24
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  1. You can now ascend up to 20 axies at once using the new Bulk Ascension feature. This makes it quicker and easier to strengthen your axies.
  2. The Fortune Slip feature has improved by giving you a 20% increase in slips for each evolved collectible axie part. This means you can earn more by leveling up your collectibles.
  3. App.axie now shows how many Fortune Slips you might earn, helping you plan better for your axie's growth and rewards.

Sort Product Update – August 2024

Database Engineering by Sort • 0 implied HN points • 01 Aug 24
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  1. Users can now link to specific rows in their database and create issues directly from them. This makes navigating and managing data much easier.
  2. There's a new feature that allows users to submit change requests smoothly, along with many UX improvements for a better experience.
  3. A new public database enables users to query Zillow listings in San Francisco using SQL, providing updated and useful data for housing insights.

New Ubiquity Setup

laserllama's blog • 0 implied HN points • 24 Jan 25
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  1. Ubiquity equipment is easy to set up and offers a great mesh networking experience. Even if you're not tech-savvy, it's still manageable with just a little patience.
  2. The app used for managing the network is excellent, providing clear stats on device connections and signal strength. This makes troubleshooting and monitoring your setup much simpler.
  3. Make sure to know that the U7 devices need Power over Ethernet (PoE), as the main Cloud Gateway doesn't supply it. But overall, the system offers good coverage and performance.

How I Get the Most Out of Desktop Sync Apps (OneDrive, Google Drive, Apple Photos)

Kartick’s Blog • 0 implied HN points • 28 Nov 25
🕹 Technology Apps
  1. Always use the dedicated apps for syncing files, as web versions can't do what apps can. This makes it easier to manage your files offline on your laptop.
  2. For large file transfers, keep batches under 100 GB to avoid problems. This way, it's simpler if something goes wrong, and you won't use up all your storage or quota.
  3. When needing to downgrade your storage, plan ahead. Make sure to delete extra files and empty the trash a week early so you don't hit overage issues.

Living Without Reliable Internet: What Worked and What Changed

Kartick’s Blog • 0 implied HN points • 14 Nov 25
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  1. Staying offline can be refreshing and help break habits, like constantly watching YouTube. It's a chance to reset and experience life differently.
  2. Working with inconsistent internet means adapting your workflow to async methods. This lets you send messages and uploads at your own pace instead of needing instant connections.
  3. Using tools like AirDrop and understanding your phone's settings can help manage data and files more effectively. A good plan and reliable backup options can make a big difference in connectivity.

The worst productivity app

My Home Office Hacks • 0 implied HN points • 16 Mar 26
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  1. Line makes you assign money to tasks and you forfeit that money if you don’t complete them, with the funds going either to the app or a friend you choose.
  2. That setup can punish procrastination twice — you lose the value of the task and also the money you put up as a penalty.
  3. It’s unclear and risky where forfeited funds actually go, creating trust and fairness concerns, though some people might still try the app.