When understanding why I am reaching for my phone while on my PC, a common reason is because I want to look up info in the great iOS app Callsheet. What if I had a similar app in my tray for those quick questions in the moment without opening a web browser? That is Tray-MdB … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 9: Tray-MdB
Picture this, you are sitting on your couch watching a show, you want to pause the show but cannot find the remote. Couldn't your computer just communicate with your Roku and pause the show? Well it can now! The next most frustrating experience is enterting text into a search box when you have a keyboard … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 8: Traymote
I love the idea of a handheld personal note recorder that's always ready to click record and capture a thought at a moments notice. That is the spirit of Tray Voice Notes. With a single right-click the app is recording! Once the audio is recorded view a list of searchable transcribed notes, because just raw … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 7: Tray Voice Notes
Where yesterday's app Tray Do embodied a classic software project in tray app form, Tray Radar is the opposite. Taking several heavy experiences: mapping and weather radar, and brining them down into a thoughtfully crafted tray app experience, Tray Radar shows how small experiences doesn't mean technically simple. Inspired by my love of checking the … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 6: Tray Radar
The most classic programming project is always a to-do list, and Tray-tober is no exception with Tray Do. It is a todo list, task tracker, always a click away in your tray. One little delighter is there is a 'hit list' options where tasks can be singled out to be prioritized on a separate list. … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 5: Tray Do
