Reason I pull out my phone number #10,001: to see if the local business is open. Now I reach for quick places when my coworkers and I are trying to find the hours or the phone number for a spot and don't have to open a phone or a web browser! The highest quality Google … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 12: Quick Places
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Tray-tober Day 11: Traysky
What is more appropriate to have as a small app than a micro blogging platform? So send your skeets posts in a jiffy right from the tray! Media too! Drag and drop images, videos, etc. and post away! Having little hooks into the operating system makes a small app even more effortless! Traysky is made … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 11: Traysky
Tray-tober Day 10: Tray 2048
On the second Saturday of Tray-tober, it is another game! Breaks come in all shapes and sizes so why not take a break that is 2048 sized. The classic number matching puzzle game now lives in your tray. Tray 2048 is easy to pick up and put down, perfect for waiting on a file to … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 10: Tray 2048
Tray-tober Day 9: Tray-MdB
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
Tray-tober Day 8: Traymote
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
