OSP  I simply love Glims. It turns Safari into a better Mac experience.  
(Version 1.0b23)

OSP  Again, a great piece of craftsmanship by MOApp.

Everyone who's tired of writing his blog entries online must give myBlogEdit a chance. It gives you a chance to focus on what's the most important thing on the block, again: the content.

You can write the text like in TextEdit. Entering the special tags full links and the like is easy enough for newcomers, while professionals have full control over the look and feel. Inserting pictures is a snap.

myBlogEdit is for everyone: For newcomers and professionals. Specially the lack of certain features is to your advantage.

With myBlogEdit editing your blog will never be the same for good.  
(Version 2.2)

OSP  It is my twitter client of choice.

Tweetie has found the one hand the sleek user interface and on the other hand a huge number of functions under the hood. Thus, as a newcomer to Twitter it does not stand in my way and as I'm growing up in Twitter it has the pro-tools at hand.

I highly recommend it to anyone using Twitter.  
(Version 1.2.4)

OSP  Still one of the best news readers available for the Mac.

No matter if you follow just one blog or 200 blogs NetnewsWire does the trick for you. The user interface is built to cope with hundreds of news.

As a long-time user it bothers me that I have to buy a new license to get rid of the ads. But this is really the only thing.  
(Version 3.2.3)

OSP  To me it is still one of the best outlining tools on the Mac - an evergreen.

It scales brilliant from the most simple outlining to very sophisticated ones. To get a feeling on how good it really is you have to try it as well as other outlining tools.

One of the things I have to mention is that the framework seams to be a bit dated. Maybe it is time to cut some old compatibility to get rid of some display problems.

All in all I can only highly recommend it to everyone who is looking for an outlining tool the first time or who is looking for an alternative.  
(Version 3.9.3b2)

OSP  It's a wonderful tool for any chef.  
(Version 2.0)

OSP  Great software. Other offline editors never felt that comfortable.

Best of all I supports custom fields.  
(Version 0.9.3)

OSP  I've been working with it since version 2.

It has become my main task manager. I switched from omnifocus. 100% compatible with David Allen's Getting Things Done.

What I really love is its ease of use. No unnecessary features you love to see on the feature list but never use in real life.

Can't wait to see the iPhone integration (that is the missing star).

Wonderful work Michael!!!

Awesome,

Olli  
(Version 3.1)