Gabe Perez
A big fan of anything that makes my Mac more fun and useful to use - TabTab does exactly that. I find it really useful when I have a ton of Cursor tab/files open and I'm referring to documentation on a browser. It also looks great and pairs really well with NotchNook!
I've tried my fair share of Japanese learning apps - one thing I will say about Kana is it's the prettiest. I'm a sucker for design and if something looks good, I'm more likely to revisit it. Aside from the design form, it takes a different approach to learning Kanji and Japanese allowing you to explore each one instead of trying to unlock them which is great if you're learning practically alongside movies, Anime, or even in Japan.
