My newest application, Path Tracker, is now available on the iTunes App Store! Path Tracker is an iPhone 3G application that displays your path on a map as you move. Save your paths to the web, view your paths in Google Maps, and export your paths as KML or GPX. Check it out:
The price for all this path tracking awesomeness? Less than a buck.
Version 1.2.1 fixes an issue that prevented a small number of users from setting their login screen background image.
Visage Login allows you to easily and safely customize your Mac OS X login screen. Visage Login keeps track of Apple’s default settings for every customization, so you can easily switch back to the original settings at any time. Check out the amazing screenshots!
Visage Login requires Mac OS 10.4+. If you are using an older version of Mac OS X, you can download the appropriate version of the Visage System Preferences pane instead.
Visage Login now lets you change the host information displayed on the login window. The host information can display the current date and time, Directory Services status (network accounts), IP address, system version, host name, and more.
Visage Login allows you to easily and safely customize your Mac OS X login screen. Visage Login keeps track of Apple’s default settings for every customization, so you can easily switch back to the original settings at any time. Check out the amazing screenshots!
Visage Login requires Mac OS 10.4+. If you are using an older version of Mac OS X, you can download the appropriate version of the Visage System Preferences pane instead.
WindowFinder is now compatible with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard.
WindowFinder lets you instantly access any open window from your menubar. Select a window from the menu and it will become the frontmost window. WindowFinder is easier and faster than Exposé, which leaves you mousing over dozens of miniaturized windows that all look alike.
PowerController, the iTunes alarm clock, is now compatible with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard.
PowerController is an iTunes alarm clock that is simple to use and packed with amazing features. PowerController wakes your computer from sleep and plays any iTunes playlist while fading in the volume.
Visage Login and the Visage System Preferences pane are now compatible with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard.
The login background feature now works in Leopard, so you can add a custom background image to your login window. Registration now works on Intel Macs with Leopard, and your serial number from previous versions is still valid.
Visage Login allows you to easily and safely customize your Mac OS X login screen. Visage Login keeps track of Apple’s default settings for every customization, so you can easily switch back to the original settings at any time. You can add custom images to the login window, add a text message, or add an Acceptable Use Policy.
The Visage System Preferences pane has all the features of Visage Login, and it offers even more customization options such as the ability to run screen savers as your desktop background and personalize system alerts.
Here’s what’s new in version 2.1.2:
PowerController automatically recognizes when you change your time zone in System Preferences and reschedules your alarms. You no longer need to log out and log back in after changing your time zone.
This update is ONLY for OS 10.4 (Tiger). If you are using another version of OS X, please download the appropriate version of PowerController from http://keakaj.com/powercontroller.htm.
PowerController is an iTunes alarm clock that is simple to use and packed with amazing features:
PowerController can also be used to schedule times for your computer to go to sleep or wake up (with or without an iTunes alarm).
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Keaka’s SMS widgets have provided the easiest way to send SMS text messages since August 2005. In the last year and a half, users sent over 3 million messages to friends in dozens of countries through my services.
The SMS widget for Apple’s Dashboard ranked high in Apple’s top 50 widget downloads for 9 months straight. Macworld chose it as one of the top 10 Tiger widgets. It was even featured in an Apple email campaign promoting Mac OS X Tiger.
For the next wave of enhancements, I’m handing the controls over to CallWave. As an innovative leader in communication applications, CallWave is in a great position to add cool new features and release more widgets designed to take tasks that are difficult on the phone and make them easier to perform on the desktop.
CallWave has already created new versions of each of the SMS applications:
If you have any questions about the transition, feel free to contact me.
Here’s what’s new in version 2.1:
All of the sub-components of PowerController are now built as Universal Binaries, providing better performance on Intel Macs. Previously, one of the sub-components was not Universal and thus ran under Rosetta on Intel Macs.
This update is ONLY for OS 10.4 (Tiger). If you are using another version of OS X, please download the appropriate version of PowerController from http://keakaj.com/powercontroller.htm.
PowerController is an iTunes alarm clock that is simple to use and packed with amazing features:
PowerController can also be used to schedule times for your computer to go to sleep or wake up (with or without an iTunes alarm).