Liszt is a simple that lives in your menu bar. When you drop an image on it, it uploads the image to your FTP server. The link to the image is copied to your pasteboard as a Markdown image tag. This saves you a lot of hassle when adding images.
You can create a custom list of actions, that will be performed, when you hold your phone close to a specific NFC-tag. NFC-tags are so small, that you can buy them as stickers for little money. Today most phones support NFC to enable mobile payments, but with this app you can...
phoTopics is a note taking app with a focus on efficiently handling many, even hundreds of notes. Spontaneous thoughts and ideas, photo notes, to-do lists or reminders. Everything can be organized with intuitive hashtags to be found quickly with dynamic tag filtering.
Generates HTML code optimal for social media, SEO, and mobile using web standards from Open Graph (Facebook) and Twitter to provide optimal results. Also generates social media posts and displays helpful tool tips.
Add name tag to people in the photo. Display objects with dimension information in the images. Add enlarged details for a particular part in the image. Annotations stored in separate file; original picture file is intact.
MediaInfo supplies technical and tag information about a video or audio file. Supports many audio and video formats, with different methods of viewing information.
An image sorting software that displays images, tags them internally based on your keypresses, and finally separates them into individual folders based on their tag.
ExifPro is an image browser application that can help you display, describe, tag, and manipulate your collection of photographs.
Pingify NFTs link to real-world items using customizable NFTs and scannable tags. Scan a tag to display encrypted information and conveniently message the owner via the browser.
Upon pressing G, Keys for Safari generates & renders shortcuts for every clickable element on the page. It's a much more beautiful and simple alternative to apps that just display a little yellow tag anywhere without much thought to user experience.
