A calendar sidebar that keeps its strip of screen like the Dock, so no window can cover it. Meeting notes become Markdown files, and one click joins the call.
Dictation is only faster for the words you actually speak. TalkRemind notices a long stretch of typing and nudges you to the dictation app you already own. It never reads what you type.
Free for 14 days, then €9.99 once (50% off for the first 100 buyers). macOS 14 or later.
Works with Wispr Flow, superwhisper, VoiceInk and 14 more.
Four nudge styles, from an icon change to a brief screen dim.
Shows your dictation share for today and the last 7 days.
It notices, then it nudges.
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Thursday review
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ToneCue
Your Mac, with the microphone you meant.
A menu bar app that picks your microphone and speakers by situation: a dock, a calendar meeting, an open app. It tells you why it switched, and you can undo it.
No subscription. After 14 free days the license is yours, for up to three Macs.
Account
There is none.
Nothing to sign up for. You enter a license key and that’s it.
Privacy
Nothing watches you.
No analytics, no telemetry in any app. The only network calls are license and update checks, plus a diagnostic report if you choose to send one. Details in the SideSchedule, TalkRemind and ToneCue privacy notes.
Install
Signed and notarized.
Notarized by Apple, updated through Sparkle. Or use Homebrew:
brew install --cask 4ingoj/tap/sideschedule
brew install --cask 4ingoj/tap/tonecue
What’s new.
The newest release of each app.
SideSchedule1.2.0
The sidebar folds back by itself after an alert or auto expand opened it, and takes the alert banner along.
Automation and alert settings share one card in Preferences.
Auto hide switches on and off from the menu bar menu.
Before that
Hide single events from the collapsed strip, a soft background when a window is docked next to it, and back to back meetings counted as one block.
Alerts before events, quick add in six languages, and shortcuts that run when a meeting starts or ends.
Apple Reminders in the sidebar, click an empty spot to add an event, smooth dragging.
No. You pay once per app: €12.99 for SideSchedule, €9.99 each for TalkRemind and ToneCue.
How does the trial work?
Every app runs for 14 days with every feature switched on. No account and no card.
On how many Macs can I use a license?
On up to three Macs, with every app.
Which macOS do I need?
macOS 13 or later for SideSchedule and ToneCue, macOS 14 or later for TalkRemind.
What leaves my Mac?
A license check and an update check. A diagnostic report only if you choose to send one. No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry.
Can I get a refund?
There is no refund promise, because the 14 day trial has every feature switched on. Use it properly before you buy.
I lost my license key.
It is in your receipt email. If that is gone too, write to hello@didact.digital from the address you bought with.
How do updates arrive?
Inside the app, through Sparkle. SideSchedule and ToneCue are also on Homebrew.
One email when something ships.
A short note when an app gets something worth reading about, when there’s a launch price, or when a new app is on the way. At most once a month, written by me.
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