— Yurii Ugarov - Founder of Another Good Way

Yura relaxing with a laptop, looking toward the studio’s words.

Daybind

The calendar way to take notes.

Give each day its own page for notes and tasks. Unfinished tasks carry over to tomorrow, so nothing gets left behind.

macOS
Daybind as a thin stack of paper with a pastel glass sidebar and a floating formatting toolbar.

MailPill

The postcard way to do email.

Arrange conversations, newsletters and notifications as cards on your Mac. Keep important mail close and set the rest aside for later.

Meet MailPill & support ↗
macOS
MailPill’s spatial inbox with paper letter cards and grouped newsletters and notifications on a transparent glass surface.

TodoCanvas

The mind map way to get things done.

Turn tasks into a map you can move, nest and connect. See the small steps and the bigger picture, together on one canvas.

macOS
TodoCanvas with nested glass task cards, completed steps and connections to the next tasks on a transparent canvas.

FewLines

The TikTok way to read a book.

Keep a few lines of your book on your Lock Screen or desktop, ready for the moments you’d usually scroll. Read or listen, one small passage at a time.

About fewlines & support ↗
iOSiPadOSmacOS
A transparent glass iPhone with a paper reading card below the time, flashlight and camera shortcuts, and a swipe-to-unlock indicator.

RightTab

The bird’s-eye way to organize tabs.

See tabs from every Chrome window in one place. Group them by site, search by name, and jump straight to the one you need.

Meet RightTab & support ↗
Chrome
RightTab’s browser interface in rose and aquamarine glass, with groups of tabs arranged on separate translucent cards.

Dictation

The hands-free way to write.

Hold Option and speak. Dictation turns your words into text in the app you’re already using — from a quick reply to a longer thought.

macOS
A glass chat window with dictated text in the message field and Dictation’s glowing microphone indicator above it.

Command Center

The cockpit way to navigate your Mac.

A Spotlight alternative for what’s already open. Find and switch to an app, a window, or a browser tab with one shortcut.

macOS
Command Center on a transparent glass laptop resting on its screen lid, with raised glass cards for mail, chats, browser tabs, and apps.

About the studio

There’s room for
another good way.

I start with things we do every day — making notes, finding tabs, typing a thought. Then I make an app to try a different way. That’s what brings these products together.