Clear for Mac offers similar functionality (sans alerts and location-based reminders) in a simpler, modern user interface.
OS X comes with a built-in Reminders list, but it wasn’t updated for 10.9 Mavericks and really looks a bit out of place. It’s available for $19.99 on the Mac App Store. But if you want more features like Timeline sync support (position in your timeline) or a gesture-driven user interface similar to an iPhone or iPad, Tweetbot for Mac (pictured below, left) offers those enhancements.
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It’s available for free in the Mac App Store. The official Twitter for Mac (pictured below, right) is a great app and lightyears ahead of using the website with features like streaming and global new tweet keyboard shortcuts. One of the great things about the Mac is its collection of Twitter apps. Instacast for Mac is available for $19.99 in the Mac App Store. It has its own native sync to keep your content up-to-date with the iPhone and iPad apps, and can import your existing subscriptions from iTunes. If you enjoy listening to podcasts and want a few more features than iTunes has to offer like better playlist management, Instacast for Mac is a great app. Check it out for free from the Mac App Store. It’s both a terrific way to keep up with the warranty status of your Apple products and a fun way to browse the history of Apple products. Mactracker is a free app and very useful for referencing specs on any Apple product you could imagine. You can download Day One for Mac on sale for $7.99 on the Mac App Store. Day One syncs with iCloud or Dropbox to make sure you’re data is backed up, and that also means it stays up-to-date with Day One for iPhone and iPad. It’s a very well designed digital journal, and if you ever wanted to export your entries, you can do that too. What better way to write about how excited you are about your new Mac? You can drop in photos, write in full-screen mode, and most importantly secure it with a passcode. Both are available in the Mac App Store for $9.99 so take your pick and find them on iPhone and iPad as well.ĭay One is a cool journaling app for Mac. iA Writer has a cool focus mode that highlights in on the exact line you’re writing, and Byword offers a variety of theme and font combinations that I enjoy. Two great options with iOS apps include iA Writer and Byword (pictured below). Your Mac ships with a free, simple text editor called… TextEdit… but it doesn’t sync your writing to iPhone or iPad, just other Macs. If you’ve got a brand new Mac, you can download your free copy of Pages from the Mac App Store, but for simple text writing it can be a bit overkill.
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