Lair for macOS 

@DylanMcD8 i wasn't sure why i never used the sidebar tabs/bookmarks then i just realised that the keyboard shortcut to toggle the sidebar is diabolically bad: shift+cmd+L

Safari already basically has vertical tabs via the Sidebar, it's so weird that they haven't gone all-in and let you disable the top tab bar

@nitzukai up there with the OG notes app yellow paper texture

I genuinely hate this more than the Tahoe Finder how did Steve sit in front of a Beautiful iMac G4, see this bullshit, and go “yeah, ship it”

@anshnanda @ErdalToprak fair enough, i thought there was a way to bypass this and that was why Apple had a problem

@lair_software @ErdalToprak our users need to get a developer program subscription to submit the app to the app store they also need to go through review just like any other app never did anyone bypass anything

1/ As the world’s first ever mobile-first vibe coding tool, we at @vibecodeapp_ made it too damn easy to make apps. This led to the creation and submission of tens of thousands of apps to the App Store. And so Apple did this. But don’t worry. We are just getting started. 🧵👇

@anshnanda @ErdalToprak isn't it more that they want native apps that've been properly notarised, vetted and reviewed along with a $99/year dev subscription so they can keep bad actors from spamming?

@ErdalToprak - we were approved for 7 months and scaled to $10m ARR without apple ever complaining - they were native apps, apple explicitly doesn’t want native apps, i don’t think you understand the issue

@DylanMcD8 the metaverse will come (not from facebook lmao) once VR/AR hardware breaks through

So now that Facebook's "metaverse" is dead (not that it was ever alive) what are they gonna rebrand to

@weswinder it's called playgrounds lmao for real though, the App Store's strongest defence against anarchy has always been to review each and every app

prediction: apple will release their own vibe coding app for ios it’s the logical next step if they want to control the ecosystem

@chiragbarjatya @Ajain112 @kushgrwl apple passwords and passkeys are so good as long as you use safari as your main browser leaves 1password etc in the dust in terms of UX

@Ajain112 @kushgrwl Apple pass key and notes app

How are you all handling so many passwords? I have had to make a physical diary that stays only with me that has all passwords cos even I can’t remember them.

@saraaa7447 Auto hide/show menubar is busted since they brought the notch in though Can't use that screen real estate at the top unless you build a custom app with the accessibility apis. kinda wish you could just drag shit into that space either side of the notch

Why downgrade from the already more functional menu bar?

@Conrad_rd If you hide the menubar you can use accessibility apis to create most anything you want to sit in the menubar space btw. if the notch stays i will spearhead this myself if needed as I really dislike the way hidden menubar works at present

imagine...

@gnievchenko @NotionHQ You can have it locally on Mac with iCloud and automatic backups for redundancy, all for a once-off fee Notion is excellent for team workflows but Lair is a private haven (with TouchID wired in)

Used to be a @NotionHQ hater and notepad supremacist but after trying their product for a few weeks, I must admit it's nice having a cloud-backed relational database with intuitive shortcuts and in-built meeting transcription.

@AIGuyHQ @NotionHQ Is there a carousel/slideshow block in notion these days? Tabs are a great addition

@NotionHQ This is actually a bigger feature than it looks. Tabs = • cleaner dashboards • fewer subpages • easier documentation layouts People building Notion knowledge bases will love this.

New block: Tabs 🗂️ Sometimes a page has a lot going on. Tabs let you organize it in a new way… no subpages, no mile-long scroll. Type /tabs to try it out (rolling out now).

@Note_Shell @NotionHQ a nice primitive indeed!

Did you notice? @NotionHQ just introduced a new block: Tabs. It’s like a multi-section callout that helps you organize content without leaving the page. Simple, clean, useful.

@leerob @NotionHQ lmao

@NotionHQ AGI is here

Heading 4 is finally here 😤 The years of “just bold the text and pretend” are over. Rolling out now.

@BrandonButch You love to see it. Lair's on mac only currently but is coming to iOS in the next month

Apple has FINALLY fixed the iPhone keyboard bug! The release notes for iOS 26.4 say: “improved keyboard accuracy when typing quickly.”

@jackfriks Better to just get the XDR if you want an Apple display

also i didn’t realize that nano texture is matte version of the monitor (glossy looks so much cooler)

apparently 60hz is less of a big deal on apple to apple setup cause the way pixels scale at 5k resolution? anyone can confirm it feels good or shit?

@elonmusk Is there a coding variant coming?

What are your initial impressions of Grok 4.20? Major upgrades are still landing every week.

@ParkerOrtolani @eschadiol Is it worth using on Mac too? Have been using safari only since arc was pronounced dead on desktop

finally a new iOS browser worth replacing Arc with

@SpatiallyMe @mattcassinelli Really cool!

Open Mac apps on your iPhone with my new app choclift 🍫 After extending my Mac screen with Vision Pro, I wanted even more connectivity between devices so I explored the advantage of having a separate user interface just for app management. It seems simple but it actually allows for a lot of new workflows and use-cases as you might think. Everyone works differently so we’re building this app as a platform that will support many different workflows, beyond just opening apps. Stay tuned as I’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks.

@Shpigford Where I’m from campy has a different meaning 😭

something kinda campy about building macOS apps