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The bar exam asks you to recall hundreds of rules and their elements. Judge Calico teaches each rule three ways, an animated story, a visual mnemonic and a study game, to help you remember it.
It hides the mess on your Mac before you share your screen.
Shopify Plus stores outgrow basic search and sorting quickly. Layers puts AI search, merchandising, visual search and recommendations in one platform built only for Shopify Plus, with one price and no synonym lists to maintain.
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$9 lifetime right now, before the AppSumo launch this week.
Activity Monitor shows you a thousand processes and leaves the adding up to you. Vitals groups them under the app that launched them, so the answer to "what is slowing my Mac down?" sits at the top of the list.
DOER is a professional network where nothing in the feed is ranked or sponsored, and members keep everything they earn from courses, services and mentoring. This review covers how it works, what it costs, and when a flat fee beats a commission.
It is on Product Hunt today and I could use your help.
Most people are still using a cropped wedding photo because a real headshot costs a few hundred dollars and half a day. Still turns three phone photos into forty portraits for $24, in about ten minutes, without training a model on your face.
Nainly rewrites your resume and then runs outreach to thousands of contacts in your name. The resume work is real and the inbox service is useful. The price is not published, and the outreach carries your name rather than theirs.
Plus a big update shipping tomorrow. Short one this week.
Every dictation app promises to respect your voice. Flit is built so the promise is unnecessary, because nothing you say ever leaves the machine. What it does, where it beats Wispr Flow, and where it does not.
Flit is $19 once, for the first 50 licenses, and you're seeing it before X does.
Plus 100 clicks for the product at #1, and something I built for myself.