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WWDC Interview: Clickable Bliss
Victor Agreda, Jr. (Editor-in-Chief, The Unofficial Apple Weblog) interviews Michael Zornek of Clickable Bliss at WWDC 2011. Michael was kind enough to tell us about his thoughts on the announcements on WWDC, and how it will affect their plans moving forward. Clickable Bliss makes ProfitTrain (an invoicing app for Mac) and Dex (a Pokemon browser for iPhone) and recently released a very clever and slick game called Twiz Show, a sort of game show based on your Twitter friends for iOS devices. If you're looking for a fun game that ties into your Twitter buddies, give Twiz Show a look. TUAW and MacTech Magazine teamed up to speak to developers at WWDC 2011 about the keynote announcements and how Apple's new technologies will help them and their customers. We'll bring you those videos here, at MacTech.com and at MacNews.com. Also, check out the free trial subscription offer for MacTech Magazine here.
Billable 1.1
Clickable Bliss recently took the wraps off of Billable 1.1, a nice update to their billable hours tracking app. New in this update: Tax support (both US and International) Custom Invoice numbering New footer area for customizable notes Many bugs smashed There is even a nice screencast that walks you through all the new features (something I wish more developers would do). All in all, not a bad update at all. Billable costs $24.95, and there is a 30 day full feature demo available.
TUG interviews Billable creator
Colin, of the Uber Geeks, has just posted a nice chat he had with Mike Zornek. Who is Mike Zornek? He's the mastermind behind the recently launched Billable, which helps you track services that you might be rendering.If you're interested in the way an application goes from thought to reality, check out the interview.
Billable 1.0
If you need to track billable hours and you want to do it using a client with clear UI, then Billable is for you. Clickable Bliss' first product lets you keep track of clients, has a built in timer to keep track of your time (duh), and support for different billable rates per client. It can also create PDF invoices with your information already filled in.Until October 31st you can get Billable for $19.95 (after that it goes up to $24.95), and there is a 30 demo available.Still not convinced? Check out the screencast.
