Day 26 - Profitable MVP in 30 Days - The Same Old Song
Day 26 of the profitable MVP challenge where I introduce a new idea - an app to automatically open and arrange applications on Mac screen. The idea came from personal need when constantly opening multiple apps together for different tasks. Also sharing new knowledge about using Apple Scripts for automation.
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