It’s done!

Recipes 2.0 is ready to be submitted for review. It is a major update, featuring a gorgeous library view and the option to operate it with gestures. One can now also print out complete groups or even the whole library. Because it is now iCloud enabled I could already start to write an iPad companion App and because recipes are meant to be shared – one can now do this directly from within the App with just one click.

Here is an example.

I really hope that Apple will directly approve it without any complaints. In the meantime I’ll have to design/write its website and manual…

Recipes on the Mac App Store

I’ve just submitted the last update for Diary without sandboxing. Diary still allows to make use of the Dropbox. I can’t tell how long Apple will allow to submit bug fixes – but I am pretty sure that there will be a deadline…

Diary Website

Apple has rejected CocoaBox because if its iCloud integration. I’ve to figure out how to deal with it and what changes I can and have to make. I’ll keep you in the loop…

Apple has finally approved the Wallet 2.0 update. I’ve added re-ordering of entries (by drag-and-drop), improved the preview of passwords, added auto-copy of selected passwords, drag-and-drop of passwords into other Apps and most important of all – Wallet is now iCloud enabled.

All your passwords on all your Macs. Hassle-free. With just a simple click in the Preferences.

Because we are just moving into a new Home/Office – only 2000 feet away from the Fernsehturm – I didn’t had the time yet, to create a new website. So here is the direct link to its App Store page:

Wallet on the Mac App Store

In line with the style of MOApp and Michael’s suite of applications, you get an app that does what is says, a minimalistic, non-obtrusive set of functions and interface elements, and top-notch support and responsiveness from a developer that owns up to his creations. Recommended without even blinking. MOApp apps are worth way more than there very affordable price.

Review from Greybark Blackcurrant

Apple has finally approved the latest Dammit update, featuring new backgrounds, a polished UI and some bug fixes. Switching between Stacks now also works on older Mighty Mouses …

Dammit Website
Dammit on the Mac App Store

All your notes and reminders in one place. iCloud enabled.

Apple has finally approved the latest update for TaskNotes. And it is a major one. TaskNotes is now iCloud enabled, Markdown supported and yes, I’ve changed the layout. As requested and requested and requested.

I’ve also added a visual feedback for due dates and alarms and yes, it is a complete replacement for the discontinued myTaskNotes and you can, of course, import all your tasks and notes with a single click.

And thanks to iCloud, I can finally finish an iOS companion that actually will sync without problems.

But if you’d ask me – the best new thing is its gorgeous icon :–)

Please note: I simply didn’t have the chance to finish its completely new website and the manual yet. Even a Nerd like I needs some sleep, sometimes.

And of course some quality time with Ollerum :–)

But rest assured – I will finish this as soon as possible and should you have any problems in the meantime – simply drop me a line!

TaskNotes 2.0 on the Mac App Store

I guess I’ve discovered a pattern. Apps without iCloud integration are approved in hours and everything iCloud needs weeks.

However – the latest Write update finally made it into the App Store and the rulers now work again without glitches, creating new documents from templates should also work without hiccups under Snow Leopard now and I’ve also fixed some other boring bugs.

A quick note about Word documents and images. Because Write is now a sandboxes App I had to drop support for exporting Word ‘97 documents with images embedded. But I am already working on a solution…

Write Website
Write on the Mac App Store