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Note: This post was hastily written on my iPhone while traveling so please forgive the typos.
The personal blog of Charlie Chapman.
Note: This post was hastily written on my iPhone while traveling so please forgive the typos.
Today I’ve released Dark Noise 3.2 with support for iOS 17 and the all new interactive widgets. Dark Noise widgets have been rebuilt from the ground up to support the all new interactive widgets in iOS 17. This means you can start and stop a sound right from your widget without needing to open the app. There are now 8 different widget’s to choose from, each with 12 themes you can configure…
Inspired by David Smith’s wonderful Launch Diary episode of Under the Radar I tried something a little fun last week and recorded an audio diary of my experience launching the big Dark Noise 3.0 update.
Today Dark Noise 3.0 is finally released on the App Store.
I recently added some analytics into Dark Noise using the new(ish) privacy-focused analytics tool TelemetryDeck in preparation for my big update that will be adding a free tier. I want to get an understanding of how many users I might be dealing with going forward and some of my future plans lead me to want to understand what features, and sounds users are using most within the app.
2022 was a bit of a weird year for me that I think kinda breaks down into 3 distinct parts. A break A breakthrough And… a breakdown?
Dark Noise 2.6 comes to the App Store today with full support for iOS 15!
Dark Noise has come to the Mac App Store ! The sleek UI and large selection of ambient sounds you know and love are now easier than ever to use while you work. Mini Player Taking advantage of the Mac platform, a new innovative “adaptive toolbar” UI allows you to shrink your window into a Mini Player to keep Dark Noise quickly accessible while taking up very little screen space. Dark Noise for Mac…
Last week, when I released my new app Overviewer , I honestly thought it was a pretty niche product and was just hoping it would find the few other teachers out there who it could help during this wild year of virtual learning. With that in mind, I didn’t really do much in the way of marketing like I did with Dark Noise . But it turns out, there’s more interest in turning an iPhone into a document…
One year ago today I released my first episode of Launched. While January 2020 feels like a different world than January 2021, I still think 1 year in is a good time to assess how the project is going compared to my initial goals. And just as I did after week 1, I’d like to run through the metrics and see if there are any interesting findings.