
I had an idea! Now I own the domain. And the App is already in the works.
We all use CloudApp, Droplr and Co. Those services are simple, working and free. And that is the problem.
Because it is our content. And I hate it, when my content is stored somewhere else. It is my content. I own it. I created it. I want do decide – what to do with it.
And last night I had an epiphany. I own a server. All I need is an own tool. Lucky me: I know how to write Apps :–)
Dropp.Me

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

Dear Apple and iOS,
I have to confess. I cheated on you. With the enemy. The whole story (in German) can be found here …

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

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

Just wanted to join Dribble. I didn’t know that one has to be invited? So I am starting my own Dribbble here. It will be a shameless rip-off named Dribbbble :–)

No, seriously – someone able to draft me?