Panos Tsamoudakis
@tsamoudakis.com
Product Designer focused on creating captivating digital experiences → www.tsamoudakis.com
Ever take a screenshot… then immediately lose it in a sea of “Screenshot 2025-02-18 at 14.22.19”? Yeah. Same here. 😏
As a designer, I rely on screenshots constantly, yet macOS gives them names that are basically useless.
So I fixed the problem with a little help from AI. 👇
As a designer, I rely on screenshots constantly, yet macOS gives them names that are basically useless.
So I fixed the problem with a little help from AI. 👇
November 25, 2025 at 6:51 PM
Ever take a screenshot… then immediately lose it in a sea of “Screenshot 2025-02-18 at 14.22.19”? Yeah. Same here. 😏
As a designer, I rely on screenshots constantly, yet macOS gives them names that are basically useless.
So I fixed the problem with a little help from AI. 👇
As a designer, I rely on screenshots constantly, yet macOS gives them names that are basically useless.
So I fixed the problem with a little help from AI. 👇
😂 Laugh about it later
The worst travel days make the best stories—after you shower, sleep, and stop silently raging.
Pack some patience and an extra pair of underwear. You’ll need both.
The worst travel days make the best stories—after you shower, sleep, and stop silently raging.
Pack some patience and an extra pair of underwear. You’ll need both.
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
😂 Laugh about it later
The worst travel days make the best stories—after you shower, sleep, and stop silently raging.
Pack some patience and an extra pair of underwear. You’ll need both.
The worst travel days make the best stories—after you shower, sleep, and stop silently raging.
Pack some patience and an extra pair of underwear. You’ll need both.
😤 Stay calm
Travel chaos brings out the worst in people. Don’t be that person yelling at the poor gate agent.
They can’t fix your itinerary—but they can decide how much help you’re getting.
Travel chaos brings out the worst in people. Don’t be that person yelling at the poor gate agent.
They can’t fix your itinerary—but they can decide how much help you’re getting.
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
😤 Stay calm
Travel chaos brings out the worst in people. Don’t be that person yelling at the poor gate agent.
They can’t fix your itinerary—but they can decide how much help you’re getting.
Travel chaos brings out the worst in people. Don’t be that person yelling at the poor gate agent.
They can’t fix your itinerary—but they can decide how much help you’re getting.
But here’s the thing: travel never goes perfectly.
What does help is being prepared.
Here’s how I kept my cool (and why I didn’t totally lose it at gate C34):
What does help is being prepared.
Here’s how I kept my cool (and why I didn’t totally lose it at gate C34):
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
But here’s the thing: travel never goes perfectly.
What does help is being prepared.
Here’s how I kept my cool (and why I didn’t totally lose it at gate C34):
What does help is being prepared.
Here’s how I kept my cool (and why I didn’t totally lose it at gate C34):
By the time we landed in Abu Dhabi, I’d already missed my flight to Athens.
The dominoes kept falling:
- Got rebooked on a later flight
- Missed my next one to Rhodes
- Had to pay out of pocket for a brand new ticket
Fun times.
The dominoes kept falling:
- Got rebooked on a later flight
- Missed my next one to Rhodes
- Had to pay out of pocket for a brand new ticket
Fun times.
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
By the time we landed in Abu Dhabi, I’d already missed my flight to Athens.
The dominoes kept falling:
- Got rebooked on a later flight
- Missed my next one to Rhodes
- Had to pay out of pocket for a brand new ticket
Fun times.
The dominoes kept falling:
- Got rebooked on a later flight
- Missed my next one to Rhodes
- Had to pay out of pocket for a brand new ticket
Fun times.
It started with a perfectly on-time boarding. We all sat down, buckled up… and waited.
And waited.
Four hours later, the plane finally took off.
No updates. No snacks. Just the sound of collective patience thinning in real-time.
And waited.
Four hours later, the plane finally took off.
No updates. No snacks. Just the sound of collective patience thinning in real-time.
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
It started with a perfectly on-time boarding. We all sat down, buckled up… and waited.
And waited.
Four hours later, the plane finally took off.
No updates. No snacks. Just the sound of collective patience thinning in real-time.
And waited.
Four hours later, the plane finally took off.
No updates. No snacks. Just the sound of collective patience thinning in real-time.
My return trip from a company retreat in Thailand turned into a full-blown travel mess:
✈️ 3 flights
🕓 4 hours stuck on a plane
❌ 2 missed connections
💸 1 surprise ticket purchase
Here’s everything I learned (so you don’t suffer like I did): 🧵
✈️ 3 flights
🕓 4 hours stuck on a plane
❌ 2 missed connections
💸 1 surprise ticket purchase
Here’s everything I learned (so you don’t suffer like I did): 🧵
July 22, 2025 at 9:24 AM
My return trip from a company retreat in Thailand turned into a full-blown travel mess:
✈️ 3 flights
🕓 4 hours stuck on a plane
❌ 2 missed connections
💸 1 surprise ticket purchase
Here’s everything I learned (so you don’t suffer like I did): 🧵
✈️ 3 flights
🕓 4 hours stuck on a plane
❌ 2 missed connections
💸 1 surprise ticket purchase
Here’s everything I learned (so you don’t suffer like I did): 🧵
But let’s not get carried away. Vibe coding isn’t a magic wand. 🪄
There’s nuance, risk, and a lot of messy AI output to clean up. Knowing when to vibe and when to verify is quickly becoming a skill in itself.
There’s nuance, risk, and a lot of messy AI output to clean up. Knowing when to vibe and when to verify is quickly becoming a skill in itself.
March 25, 2025 at 11:16 AM
But let’s not get carried away. Vibe coding isn’t a magic wand. 🪄
There’s nuance, risk, and a lot of messy AI output to clean up. Knowing when to vibe and when to verify is quickly becoming a skill in itself.
There’s nuance, risk, and a lot of messy AI output to clean up. Knowing when to vibe and when to verify is quickly becoming a skill in itself.
I’ve been playing with a new way of building products—one where you don’t write every line of code…
You just describe what you want, and let the AI do the rest.
Yeah, it’s called vibe coding. And it’s very real. 🧵👇
You just describe what you want, and let the AI do the rest.
Yeah, it’s called vibe coding. And it’s very real. 🧵👇
March 25, 2025 at 11:16 AM
I’ve been playing with a new way of building products—one where you don’t write every line of code…
You just describe what you want, and let the AI do the rest.
Yeah, it’s called vibe coding. And it’s very real. 🧵👇
You just describe what you want, and let the AI do the rest.
Yeah, it’s called vibe coding. And it’s very real. 🧵👇
The best part? Customization.
🔹 Choose from multiple switch sounds (thocky, clicky, deep)
🔹 Adjust volume & playback speed
🔹 Toggle it on/off instantly
It’s like giving your MacBook a sound mod. 🎛️
🔹 Choose from multiple switch sounds (thocky, clicky, deep)
🔹 Adjust volume & playback speed
🔹 Toggle it on/off instantly
It’s like giving your MacBook a sound mod. 🎛️
March 11, 2025 at 10:13 AM
The best part? Customization.
🔹 Choose from multiple switch sounds (thocky, clicky, deep)
🔹 Adjust volume & playback speed
🔹 Toggle it on/off instantly
It’s like giving your MacBook a sound mod. 🎛️
🔹 Choose from multiple switch sounds (thocky, clicky, deep)
🔹 Adjust volume & playback speed
🔹 Toggle it on/off instantly
It’s like giving your MacBook a sound mod. 🎛️
Klack is an app with one purpose—to make your Mac sound like a mechanical keyboard. 🎧
It doesn’t change the feel, but it tricks your brain into thinking you're typing on something way more premium.
It doesn’t change the feel, but it tricks your brain into thinking you're typing on something way more premium.
March 11, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Klack is an app with one purpose—to make your Mac sound like a mechanical keyboard. 🎧
It doesn’t change the feel, but it tricks your brain into thinking you're typing on something way more premium.
It doesn’t change the feel, but it tricks your brain into thinking you're typing on something way more premium.
Ever wished your MacBook keyboard had the satisfying click & thock of a mechanical keyboard? 🎧👀
March 11, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Ever wished your MacBook keyboard had the satisfying click & thock of a mechanical keyboard? 🎧👀
Adding reminders is one thing, but quickly viewing them without distractions is another. Constantly switching to the Reminders app just to check tasks? Not ideal.
Luckily, there’s a way to keep your reminders right where you need them without opening the app at all.
Luckily, there’s a way to keep your reminders right where you need them without opening the app at all.
February 11, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Adding reminders is one thing, but quickly viewing them without distractions is another. Constantly switching to the Reminders app just to check tasks? Not ideal.
Luckily, there’s a way to keep your reminders right where you need them without opening the app at all.
Luckily, there’s a way to keep your reminders right where you need them without opening the app at all.
Apple Reminders is preinstalled on every Mac, iPhone, and iPad. No setup, no subscriptions, just a to-do app that works across all your devices. ✅
But once you start using it seriously… you will hit some walls. 🚧
But once you start using it seriously… you will hit some walls. 🚧
February 11, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Apple Reminders is preinstalled on every Mac, iPhone, and iPad. No setup, no subscriptions, just a to-do app that works across all your devices. ✅
But once you start using it seriously… you will hit some walls. 🚧
But once you start using it seriously… you will hit some walls. 🚧
I’ve tested way too many to-do list apps, and I always come back to Todoist. But every now and then, I give Apple Reminders another shot.
It’s simple, free, built into every Apple device, and syncs seamlessly. But is that enough? 🤔
Here’s what I found after using it for a while. A thread 🧵👇
It’s simple, free, built into every Apple device, and syncs seamlessly. But is that enough? 🤔
Here’s what I found after using it for a while. A thread 🧵👇
February 11, 2025 at 2:15 PM
I’ve tested way too many to-do list apps, and I always come back to Todoist. But every now and then, I give Apple Reminders another shot.
It’s simple, free, built into every Apple device, and syncs seamlessly. But is that enough? 🤔
Here’s what I found after using it for a while. A thread 🧵👇
It’s simple, free, built into every Apple device, and syncs seamlessly. But is that enough? 🤔
Here’s what I found after using it for a while. A thread 🧵👇
Here’s a #wallpaper idea I’ve been playing with lately. Thoughts? Should I finalize and release it? 🤔
January 15, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Here’s a #wallpaper idea I’ve been playing with lately. Thoughts? Should I finalize and release it? 🤔
So when I saw this post on X from Mimestream's creator, I couldn’t contain my excitement:
January 14, 2025 at 9:55 AM
So when I saw this post on X from Mimestream's creator, I couldn’t contain my excitement:
I've been using Mimestream on macOS for the past year, and it’s been an absolute game-changer for email. The native macOS feel, seamless Gmail integration, and thoughtful design have made it my go-to client. 💌
January 14, 2025 at 9:55 AM
I've been using Mimestream on macOS for the past year, and it’s been an absolute game-changer for email. The native macOS feel, seamless Gmail integration, and thoughtful design have made it my go-to client. 💌
I recently switched back to Safari as my default browser on macOS, and it’s been great… mostly. But there’s one thing I really miss from using Arc: the ⌘+⇧+C shortcut to instantly copy the current tab’s URL. Turns out, muscle memory doesn’t forget so easily. 😅
January 8, 2025 at 9:47 AM
I recently switched back to Safari as my default browser on macOS, and it’s been great… mostly. But there’s one thing I really miss from using Arc: the ⌘+⇧+C shortcut to instantly copy the current tab’s URL. Turns out, muscle memory doesn’t forget so easily. 😅
Proof that practice makes… slightly better? ☕❤️ My latte art journey is officially on its way. Next stop: flawless hearts (or at least something vaguely symmetrical). #CoffeeLove
December 19, 2024 at 10:59 AM
Proof that practice makes… slightly better? ☕❤️ My latte art journey is officially on its way. Next stop: flawless hearts (or at least something vaguely symmetrical). #CoffeeLove
After years of bouncing between Safari and Arc, I thought I’d seen it all when it came to browsers. It turns out I haven’t met Quiche Browser yet!📱
It’s an indie browser built by ONE developer, and it’s a game-changer. Here’s why 👇
It’s an indie browser built by ONE developer, and it’s a game-changer. Here’s why 👇
December 6, 2024 at 1:07 PM
After years of bouncing between Safari and Arc, I thought I’d seen it all when it came to browsers. It turns out I haven’t met Quiche Browser yet!📱
It’s an indie browser built by ONE developer, and it’s a game-changer. Here’s why 👇
It’s an indie browser built by ONE developer, and it’s a game-changer. Here’s why 👇
User feedback = design magic ✨ Diving deep into Todoist user insights with a little ChatGPT analysis to refine the Deadlines feature I've been crafting. Iteration is where the real design happens. 🛠️ #ProductDesign #UX
December 6, 2024 at 7:57 AM
User feedback = design magic ✨ Diving deep into Todoist user insights with a little ChatGPT analysis to refine the Deadlines feature I've been crafting. Iteration is where the real design happens. 🛠️ #ProductDesign #UX
1/ After 5+ years of relying on FaceID for my iPhone and iPad, I made a surprising discovery recently. I got the new iPad mini (hello, perfect size!), but guess what? It doesn’t have a FaceID. Instead, it’s rocking the good old Touch ID… and I think I like it more. 🤯
November 21, 2024 at 10:38 AM
1/ After 5+ years of relying on FaceID for my iPhone and iPad, I made a surprising discovery recently. I got the new iPad mini (hello, perfect size!), but guess what? It doesn’t have a FaceID. Instead, it’s rocking the good old Touch ID… and I think I like it more. 🤯
Inbox Zero achieved. 📭
Bags packed.🧳
Now, if I could only find ‘Brain Zero’ to fully disconnect, that would be great. Off to vacation stress-free! 😎✈️
Bags packed.🧳
Now, if I could only find ‘Brain Zero’ to fully disconnect, that would be great. Off to vacation stress-free! 😎✈️
November 14, 2024 at 6:24 AM
Inbox Zero achieved. 📭
Bags packed.🧳
Now, if I could only find ‘Brain Zero’ to fully disconnect, that would be great. Off to vacation stress-free! 😎✈️
Bags packed.🧳
Now, if I could only find ‘Brain Zero’ to fully disconnect, that would be great. Off to vacation stress-free! 😎✈️
Big news—I’m excited to share that FineBits just made it to the Ghost marketplace! A huge thank you to everyone who’s already jumped on board; it means a lot. If you’re curious, check out the demo and let me know what you think—I’d love your feedback! demo.thefinebits.com
October 28, 2024 at 3:27 PM
Big news—I’m excited to share that FineBits just made it to the Ghost marketplace! A huge thank you to everyone who’s already jumped on board; it means a lot. If you’re curious, check out the demo and let me know what you think—I’d love your feedback! demo.thefinebits.com