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
When I was working as a mechanical engineer, converting units was a common tedious and error prone task. There are a million converters out there but most are web based, which meant using over half a gig of RAM to Chromium. These times when I'd reach for a website I've always wished I had a … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 2: Tray Converter
If you've ever seen a QR code with a logo or icon in the middle and wondered how it still scans, the answer is more interesting than you might expect. I assumed for a long time that the generator was doing something clever, maybe shifting bits away from the center so the logo didn't cover … Continue reading How Logo Images on QR Codes Work
Simple QR Code Maker v2 is live on the Microsoft Store — completely free, as always. A massive update covering batch creation, brand presets, spreadsheet import, advanced decoding, image recovery, and much more. More detailed posts covering each feature are coming soon.
