Skip to content
Standard Reader
Log in
Tag

Apps

Articles and publications tagged Apps across the Atmosphere.

59articles24publications
Sander Muller
Sander MullerSep 9, 2026
There’s an App for That. I’d Rather Have a Button.
Dean Hochman, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons In 2009, Apple launched a major advertising campaign entitled “There’s an App for That”. No matter how far-fetched the idea, there was bound to be an app available for it. Since then, apps have come to play an increasingly significant role in our lives. Now, in 2026,...
AppsDigital minimalism
Given to Tri
Given to TriSep 4, 2026
Rouvy Could Be the Perfect Way to Train for Ironman Races, Except for One Big Flaw
Rouvy, please let me finish my workout routes.
AppsCycling
theoswelt.org
theoswelt.orgSep 4, 2026
Synth/Noise und Grooveboxen: Meine 4 Lieblings-Android-Apps
Nach langer Zeit mal wieder am Handy mit Android-Musik/Noise-Apps herumgespielt und Spaß gehabt 🤩. Zurzeit meine Top 4: Polaris - Pocket Music Maker (metaure.com) Stimulierende Groovebox mit 6 Tracks (Synthesizer und Sampler). Seit kurzem mit einer Scale/Tonleiter-Funktion. Für Android & iOS, Euro 3,99. Polaris (Screenshot) AMB-R Synth (c-ko.com)Synthesizer (FM), gratis, iOS & Android. AMB-R Synth...
androidapps
One Thing I've Learned
One Thing I've LearnedSep 4, 2026
I use Handbrake for converting my WAV video files to MP4
Open-source video transcoder available for Linux, Mac, and Windows.
2
techapps
Build.ms
Build.msAug 11, 2026
Locally AI & LM Link
Running a local model on your phone is neat. Accessing a powerful local model on your computer from your phone is even better.
AIApps
Dana Skallman
Dana SkallmanJul 10, 2026
Finding New Map Apps to Find My Way (And Keep My Data Free)
Reducing my reliance on corporate apps has been a journey, and finding a robust replacement for mapping services was one of the biggest hurdles. I rely on maps daily!
NextcloudOpenSteetMap
digit1024
digit1024Jul 3, 2026
We have reached augmented inteligence before AI
We had that at our fingerprints and we never knew about it
AI programming
Drea
DreaJun 23, 2026
Moment Pro ii and getting back to "real life" photography
I was doing some spring cleaning recently and came across old photos from the pre-mobile-phone-camera days (2000-2004 to be exact). These were photos taken with a very basic digital camera and then developed into actual, real-life photos! On paper! As I went through these “old” photos, there was feel to them that’s just not there with current iPhone photos. My iPhone 17 Pro takes amazing photos, but they come out looking good with little effort because of the computational photography. Computati...
iphoneographyphotography
JustinPot.com
JustinPot.comJun 19, 2026
I built a WisprFlow alternative in five minutes
I call it WisprFree and you can download it if you want (you shouldn't)
AppsCommentary
JustinPot.com
JustinPot.comJun 15, 2026
How to browse Reddit on mobile without installing the app
Don't want to "Get the app to keep using Reddit"? Me neither.
AppsTech Tips
wirres.net
wirres.netJun 14, 2026
ATmosphere apps
liste von ein paar ATmosphere apps und diensten die ich nutze oder interessant finde.
aus dem maschinenraumATmosphere
JustinPot.com
JustinPot.comMay 5, 2026
Sill finds the best links on Bluesky and Mastodon so you don’t have to
I want to read more and scroll less. The problem is I find a lot of good things to read by scrolling. Sill is a potential solution.
Apps
Drea
DreaMar 22, 2026
Obsidian Reader
I was excited to see make this announcement last week: I use GoodLinks for saving most things I find on the web because it does great saving most things (and parsing text from most news outlets, including Apple News), highlighting is very easy in it, and I can easily export my highlights in Markdown to Obsidian (although in my desire to cure my digital hoarding disorder, I’m trying to do that less). However, this new element to the Obsidian web clipper app is really cool and I’ll probably use it...
productivityapps
Stuart Breckenridge
Stuart BreckenridgeMar 7, 2026
Rolling.bike
appscycling
Shouting Into the Void
Shouting Into the VoidMar 3, 2026
Other Apps to Use with Bluesky that Aren't the Social Network We Know as Bluesky
A non-exhaustive list that aims to be slightly more exhaustive but not totally exhausting.
blueskyatproto
Drea
DreaFeb 8, 2026
Taio - a great Obsidian companion app
Someone on Mastodon reminded me that I wrote about Taio years ago. So I thought it would be a good time to revisit my use of Taio because, yes, I still use it with Obsidian. I mostly use Taio to access my .obsidian and .trash folders on mobile. These folders are hidden in the iOS system and not directly accessible via the Obsidian app. In Taio I can easily create and add .css snippets to my Obsidian vault or pull something out of the trash without having to go to my computer.
appsobsidian
Drea
DreaDec 29, 2025
Cleaning up my messy read-it-later workflod
My read-it-later and bookmarking workflow is a mess. Digitally, my stuff is just…scattered. Random tidbits in Apple Notes, links and notes in Obsidian, remnants from when I used Readwise and synced those highlights, articles I clipped to Obsidian using the web clipper and then forgot about, and interesting YouTube videos saved in every corner of my device. 👋 Hello, I’m Drea and I am a digital hoarder. I consume many different types of content from a variety of sources throughout my day. My consu...
productivityapps
Charles Harries
Charles HarriesDec 22, 2025
Not Boring !Camera
A new camera app. Yes I'm reviewing camera apps for the Apple iPhone now. It's a good app ok
PhotographyApps
Blog | Niceygy
Blog | NiceygyDec 2, 2025
The EDDN: How your 3rd party apps work
appseddn
Drea
DreaOct 30, 2025
A trip down app memory lane
Here are a few apps that I once loved, but have since disappeared from the App Store. This app was the juiciest time killer of all time, especially during the workday. Geared towards college students, it had a lot of use in the D.C. area among interns and professionals. The content on Capitol Hill was just 👩🏽‍🍳💋 Obviously there was quite a bit of NSFW content on there, but the posts and exchanges were also frequently deep and wholesome. It eventually made a comeback, but it was never the same Yi...
apps
Stuart Breckenridge
Stuart BreckenridgeJun 29, 2025
Summer Plans
app-updatesapps
Given to Tri
Given to TriMay 28, 2025
I needed a way to track my Endless Pool workouts, so I built one
I mentioned this briefly in my race report about this year's Ironman 70.3 St. George, but for the past few weeks I've been swimming in an Endless Pool, since the Teton County Rec Center's lap pool remains, alas, closed for the foreseeable future. It's been an effective training tool, but one of the annoying things about it is that it's hard to track my workouts---there are no "laps," so all I can do is time-based sets, and even then, I have trouble keeping track in my head of how many sets I've done, at what pace, and for how long. So, I built myself a little tool to do this: I call it SwimSetter, and it's a simple web app to keep track of my sets in the Endless Pool. Using it is easy: Just bring your phone to the pool in a waterproof case, leave it on the side, open the app, set a timer or a stopwatch on your watch, and then just swim. Whenever you stop for a rest, enter how long your last set lasted and at what pace it was, and repeat until you're done with your workout. The app will add up your total time, distance, and average pace, which you can then enter into a workout log or a manual Strava activity or wherever you want. It's a very simple tool that answers a very simple question for me: "Have I swam enough today?" But it might be useful to you too, so here it is.
AppsSwimming
Given to Tri
Given to TriApr 17, 2025
Runna acquired by Strava
Disappointing news. I like Runna---it's the most TrainerRoad-like running app I've used, and Strava is, well... they forbid their customers from disagreeing with their "business decisions" in their community forum, which probably tells you how much they care about their customers' opinions. In the announcement post on Reddit, Runna's CEO says they'll continue to operate independently both as a team and as a product, but nothing in the history of corporate acquisitions makes me think that is anything but temporary. I hope I'm wrong. (Via The Verge.)
AppsNews
Dominik Hofer
Dominik HoferMar 9, 2025
Supercharge your Mac
A great little utility app for your Mac that you didn’t know you needed.
apps