It’s a new week, and you know what that means — new deals on awesome tools and tech. This week, we’re rounding up discounts on a massive bundle of apps for creative workflow, a super useful productivity timeline tool, along with a sleek iPhone charging dock and a set of smart trackers for keys and other stuff that’s prone to getting misplaced. This week is a mixed bag of consistently great deals, take a look:
The Creative’s Productivity Mac Bundle – 90% off
When you’re looking for a more productive workflow, sometime you just need the right app to make all the difference. These 9 Mac apps offer a buffet of options for tightening or expanding your creative workflow, perfect for designers, writers, editors, anyone working in a creative industry. From working with Photoshop files to generating JavaScript, syncing devices to decluttering your desktop, there’s almost certainly something in here you didn’t know you could use.
Buy now: Get these creativity enhancing apps for $25, that’s a whopping 90% off.
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iPhone Charging Dock Station (Silver) – 55% off
Your iPhone was designed beautifully, might as well present it that way. This sleek charging station was designed with the same elegant line and curves of the iPhone it docks with, keeping your phone looking futuristic and fancy even when it’s juicing up. Just attach the Lightning cord and you’re ready.
Buy now: Pick up this sleek charging station for $17.98, that’s 55% off the usual price.
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Aeon Timeline 2 for Mac & Windows – 50% off
When you’re working on a big project, keeping track of the moving parts can be a serious challenge. Staying on track and on deadline is what Aeon Timeline 2 was designed for, a tool for managing task-related events, relationships, dependencies and more in an intuitive interface. Filter events based on dates and durations, tags, specific properties, and more, just part of a massive suite of features that will give you a bird’s-eye view of even your most towering tasks.
Buy now: Get Aeon Timeline 2 for $24.99, that’s half off the usual price.
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Nut Find 3 Smart Tracker Set of 4 – 46% off
In this day and age, there’s really no excuse to forget something. That’s because low profile trackers like Nut Find 3 exist — just attach the tiny, portable tracker to anything you’re liable to lose, and it’ll beep and alert you through your phone if you’re walking off without it. If somehow you don’t notice the alert, you’ll also be able to find it on a built-in map, along with a host of other forgetfulness-proof features.
Buy now: Get a single Nut for $19.99, a set of 2 for $32.99, or a set of 4 for $52.99, that’s a discount of 46 percent.
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2 responses to “Get software tools for creativity, productivity, and more [Week’s Newest Deals]”
I can only speak for Tonality in this deal. What I can say for Tonality is: buy it. Granted Google offers Nik Silver Effects for the princely sum of bupkis, nada, free and you do have to pay for Tonality but Tonality is far superior to Silver Effects. The app is just amazing. If you pony up for the CK or pro version you get a truly powerful yet easy to use photo editing suite.
While some of the young whippersnappers might be a little confused by the old school film options “what is this Tri-X of which you speak?” those who remember this film and Ilford Pan F and are very happy to have them back from their long absence.
But not to worry young guns, there are also HDR effects and other options that will make your Millennial hearts go pitter-pat, there are even some effects for all you Hipsters and Hipster wannabes. Plus you can really get under the hood and granular in pro using add on textures and messing around with tone curves.
I now own just about every Macphun application out there, plus a wee bit more and I can say that the Macphun apps are my go to Lightroom plugins. These guys have a raft of photo apps and they are mostly fabulous. I can not speak for all of them but I can say that Tonality is the best Black and White conversion app out there, as far as I know. Only one fly in the ointment, pushing those pixels does hammer a Mac’s resources, this might not be the best choice if you are running a base model anything or a more elderly Mac. You need lots of RAM and a strong video card or things do tend to get a little slow. My Mac does have the RAM, the video card not so much, so things do get a little slow with render times. The only work around is to not have anything else running in the background, no browser, no iTunes, no nothing just the Macphun product and Lightroom.
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