productivity
12 guides tagged productivity.
Spotlight: The Saved — your saved posts, finally searchable across apps
The Saved pulls your Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit saves into one searchable, summarized vault, and lets your AI agent query it via MCP.
Spotlight: XLSX — free diagnosis, paid cure for broken spreadsheets
XLSX.com scans Excel files in your browser for the five errors that quietly wreck spreadsheets, and charges $9/month if you want it to fix them too.
Spotlight: finit — a screen-time app that refuses to block anything
finit skips the lockouts and streaks entirely, betting that a permanent, honest record of your screen time changes behavior better than another blocker ever could.
Spotlight: Zoey OS — a voice-first boss for your AI agents
Zoey OS turns "talk to an AI" into "lead a team of them," routing voice commands to specialized companions that dispatch bots across your tools.
Spotlight: Synced — the calendar tool that skips the booking part
Synced shows mutual availability across Google and Outlook calendars before anyone starts the email back-and-forth. It's scheduling software that's honest about what actually wastes people's time.
Spotlight: ExtraDock — one dock was never going to be enough
ExtraDock lets you spin up multiple customizable docks across every screen on your Mac, each with its own style, position, and behavior.
Spotlight: HostPDF — a one-job tool for a very common annoyance
HostPDF does exactly what its name says: upload a PDF, get a link, share it. No frills, no account wall mentioned, no bloat.
Spotlight: Risly — an alarm you can't snooze, force-quit, or mute
Risly is an iPhone alarm that rings through Focus mode and silent switch, and only stops once you finish a mission like math or push-ups. It has no snooze button, on purpose.
Spotlight: SynaBot — a chatbot library with a librarian, not a bot
SynaBot skips the single do-everything chatbot and instead hands small businesses a curated roster of role-based assistants, each one reviewed by a named human.
Spotlight: Facefame — an ID photo tool whose homepage sells filters
Facefame promises AI-generated passport and visa photos, but the site you land on is selling Retro, Bloom, and Surreal effects. Worth a look, with a few questions.
Spotlight: Arctic RSS — an RSS reader that starts logged out
Arctic RSS is a browser-based feed reader that lets you browse topics before you sign up and keeps analytics off by default. It's a bet that calm beats engagement.
Spotlight: Prose Coach — teaches your LLM to stop writing like an LLM
A system-prompt file that gets loaded once and quietly reshapes every draft your AI writes afterward, instead of editing the output after the fact.