Notes, Release Logs, and News about Apps that I’ve developed.
Continuing the trend of expanding the Markdown editor’s capabilities, we are introducing tables. Additionally, there’s a new web clipper, support for custom metadata, and many canvas improvements.
Math might not be my thing, but it is Altas’s! New LaTeX support allows for full integrated equations in documents. We also snuck in a bunch of other updates including to the image and link editors, writing statistics, ease of life improvements, and several bug fixes across both macOS and iOS.
Atlas 1.2.0 adds several features that have been lacking—true PDF export support, custom styles for HTML, ePub, and PDF support, and Markdown editor find and replace.
Atlas 1.1.3 brings just a few useful features like Canvas Pins and media previews on search, but there is a significant amount of bug fixes and polish as well, ranging from the sketch editor on iOS to general UI interactions across the board. Canvas Pins Added Canvas Pins to notate and navigate quickly around…
Atlas: Write and Collect 1.1.0 is a meaty release with a focus on Customization of the editor and easing the collection of external items! Custom Theme Editor Create your own editor themes with a full three-column Theme Editor. Customize colors, fonts, and styles for every markdown element — headings, bold, italic, lists, code blocks, links,…
Fox 3.1 introduces MCP support for Claude integration, giving you a client to help build out your workflows and drive projects.
I silently launched my collection, canvas, and writing app, Atlas, into App Stores in the middle of last month and have spent a few weeks working out kinks to the point I feel more comfortable talking about it! Yay! It’s only been… 2.5 years in the process, but we are here! A custom markdown engine, canvas system, iCloud syncing with conflict resolution. It’s ambitious!
Fox 3.0.0 represents a huge leap for the app—we are now called Fox Project Organizer instead of Issue Tracker as we expand our horizons.
I spend quite a bit of time developing and will occasionally write about some of my experiences. You can also find my musings @iosdev.space@nemesisprime
At the moment I am not taking on many new projects, but am still available for inquiry or questions.