Authors
Five writers covering mobile, Mac, browsers, notes, and comparisons. Open a profile for the longer version.
Alex ChenBrowsers, reading & the open webLives in tabs. Tries to finish the read-it-later queue. Still thinks RSS is fine.Browsers, extensions, feeds, and reading workflows for people whose internet is mostly links they meant to open later. Privacy tools when they live in the browser, web apps when they replace a native install.
Jordan BlakeHomelab & infraStill mad about Spotlight. Happier when a $5 VPS replaces a subscription.Homelab, networking, and the kind of self-hosting where you actually understand what you just broke. Mac desktop tools when they fix a real friction, not because they're shiny.
Morgan KeatsMobile, focus & quieter defaultsFixes the defaults before recommending another app. Your phone should calm you down.Phones, notifications, Focus modes, and the small settings changes that make tools feel usable again. Also the privacy and password stuff you touch every day from a pocket computer.
Riley ParkPricing, verdicts & what it costs youPicks a winner. Reads the pricing page. Soft "it depends" without criteria is a fail.Head-to-heads across task apps, calendars, browsers, note tools, and self-hosted vs cloud stand-ins. Who should buy, who should skip, which free tier is actually usable.
Sam RiveraNotes, writing & local-firstSuspicious of dashboards that replace writing. Boring Markdown is a feature.Note apps, capture habits, and PKM setups for people who think in links, not widgets. Local-first tools, plain-text workflows, and the self-hosted stuff writers actually keep using.