Matthias

so glad Apple knows that looking at the time during sleep is not good for your sleep #invisibleGlass

MindNode: Capture all your thoughts and turn them into a clear picture | Product Hunt With our app we aim to deliver one of the most simplistic, minimal, and beautiful mind mapping experiences on iOS and Mac. We focus on the things that are most important to fellow mind mappers: brainstorming and organization. MindNode is the most delightful mind mapping app for Mac and iOS. It helps you capture your thoughts and create a clear picture of your idea.

Anyone still on Product Hunt? Would appreciate an upvote 🙏🏻

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MindNode 2025.6 ✨
• Liquid Glass design across Apple devices
• Apple Intelligence: generate, expand, summarise, clean up images — all private & on-device
• Smoother animations, smarter multitasking
More → mindnode.com/post/2025.6

Really proud of this update 😍apps.apple.com/at/app/mindn...

I‘d rather say no codebase should have a modifier like this because this is how the API should be designed in the first place 🫠

#SwiftUI: To present a Popover from a ToolbarItem, you use `.popover(isPresented:)`.

If the Toolbar is e.g. hidden or the item is in the Overflow Menu or has been removed, you might still want to show the Popover Content, but as a Sheet or detached Window.

Is there a good way to solve this?

this blog post is 🤯

Is there a tool that narrows down the involved Pull Requests/branches that contain the first bad commit, while performing a git bisect?

Has anyone managed to recreate Shortcuts’ behavior where a bottom sheet becomes an inspector when there’s enough space on iPadOS or macOS?

I tried using .inspector(...), but it doesn’t match Shortcuts’ behavior out of the box. Curious how others approached it.

Is there a #swift linting tool that marks e.g. NavigationView usage where new APIs should be used?

perfect, see you there and say hi if you spot and recognize me :)

Anyone gonna be in Munich next week for the Apple Workshops?

Friends of MindNode 🤝 🫶
In a world full of “one-size-fits-all” apps, we believe in using the right tool for the job.
Bear for notes. MindNode for mind maps. ⭐
Each with its own strengths — better together.

Read more here: buff.ly/K5ktr07
#MindNode #BearApp #Productivity
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🎨 Personal Themes – New in MindNode 2025.5

Your ideas, your style.

Create your own theme to match how *you* think — from colors to fonts and layout.

Make your mind maps feel truly yours.
buff.ly/b41s8cr

#MindNode #MindMapping #Creativity

I guess the point is he doesn’t really make much substantial claims and his goal is personal gain. But nothing that needs to be discussed (and I mean that non-sarcastically).

I do care a lot about exposing grifting, but that’s me and is not relevant to your thread at all, so sorry for hijacking.

did I dispute? intention is absolutely crucial, everything else is grifting.

Gary Stevenson: The People's Economist - Decoding the Gurus In this episode, Matt and Chris take a look at one of the UK’s most compelling economic crusaders: Gary Stevenson, aka Gary’s Economics. A millionai...

decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/gary... 😬

Personal Themes, Reminders & Image Resizing - MindNode 2025.5 Mind mapping and outlining for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro.

Personal Themes, Reminders & Image Resizing – MindNode 2025.5
Our latest update brings more personalization, better task management, and cleaner visuals:
🎨 Custom Personal Themes
⏰ Sync with Reminders
🖼️ Flexible image resizing

Get the details: buff.ly/WsRoc5f
#MindNode #MindMapping #Productivity

History of MindNode Map

History of MindNode Map

History of MindNode Map

MindNode started as a simple way to connect ideas — now it helps thousands map out anything from simple to-do lists to big dreams.
Still clean. Still focused. Still growing. 💙 

What was your first version?

As seen in the WWDC Keynote

Screen capture from the Apple WWDC 2025 keynote. Person standing in-front of a slide. Slide showing a screenshot of the Spotlight Window with the MindNode logo in the center.

Big news from Apple at yesterdays WWDC keynote! We're thrilled to optimize MindNode for the stunning new Liquid Glass UI. 👀✨

Even more exciting? You might’ve spotted our MindNode logo during the keynote — and it’s also featured in a screenshot on the macOS 26 product page (apple.com/os/macos/)!

holy cow, congratulations Klemens 👏🏻🙌🏻

@hiddevdploeg.bsky.social small suggestion for Helm (which is awesome btw!):

When auto-translating Release Notes, could you append a short disclaimer ("auto-translated, original release notes: ") and the original non-translated release notes?

I love the feature, but sometimes translation is wonky.

Whats New Screen

🚀 *2025.4 is here!*

✨ Dynamic Themes (auto light/dark)

🧩 Flexible Layouts (move nodes freely)

📁 Folders (organize your docs)
Upgrade now: buff.ly/XONVftS

Smarter. Cleaner. More you.

#NewRelease #Productivity

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Cocoaheads Austria Meetup! June 12, 2025 - 18:30 @ @contextsdk.bsky.social ❤️ - Talk by @krausefx.bsky.social about Machine Learning on iOS at Scale 🤖. Come join us for a fun evening of meeting new people, good conversations and free food and drinks! www.meetup.com/cocoaheads-a...

What's New in MindNode Release 2025.3 Screen

🚀 MindNode 2025.3 - What’s New? 🌟

Our latest #update brings powerful new features to boost your productivity!

⬇️ Document Import

🔃 FreeMind & Xmind

🗓️ Document Management

🔍 Enhanced Document Search

Find out more about MindNode 2025.3 in our latest blog post: buff.ly/zgI8jqz

Did you intentionally tint the icons in the menus, or is that an 18.4 change? asking because our items are suddenly tinted and used to be in primary color

The team has been on fire lately, just one of the amazing things to come 🪄

> "but it has been my experience that they tend to take hold in an app’s codebase in a much stronger way than non-visual components".

This is the source for our both decisions I assume, and my experience is quite different here. I can easily rip out code, when no other layers are built upon it.

Regarding your reflection about which Package to choose: It certainly depends on which kind of UI Framework we are talking about, but my rule of thumb is exactly diametrical to yours:

I'm fine with introducing dependencies in higher (i.e. UI) layers, but less so in lower layers.