Yist

Hello Indie Hackers community!
I'm thrilled to announce the release of Yist v1.1, bringing some exciting new features and improvements to our GitHub Gist client for macOS.

🆕 What's New in v1.1:

CloudKit Sync: We've implemented CloudKit synchronization for Collections and pinned Gists. This means you can now access your custom organization across all your Apple devices seamlessly.

Performance Optimization: We've significantly improved the app's performance when handling large numbers of Gists. You'll notice faster loading times and smoother overall experience.

🔍 Why These Updates Matter:

CloudKit Sync addresses a key user request for cross-device consistency.
Performance improvements ensure Yist remains fast and responsive, even for power users with numerous Gists.

📈 The Journey So Far:
Since our launch in September, we've seen steady growth in our user base. Your feedback has been invaluable in shaping Yist's development.

🙏 A Big Thank You:
To all our early adopters and supporters - thank you! Your feedback and suggestions have been crucial in making Yist better.

🔮 What's Next:
We're already planning our next update. If you have any features you'd like to see, let us know!

As always, I'm here to answer any questions. Looking forward to your thoughts on this update!
Download the latest version:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yist-github-gist-manager/id6673888557

Hey fellow indie hackers!

I'm excited to announce the launch of Yist 1.0, a native GitHub Gist client for macOS. After months of development, it's finally ready for prime time!

🚀 What is Yist?
Yist is a powerful macOS app designed to enhance your GitHub Gist experience. It allows you to create, edit, and manage your Gists with a sleek, native interface.

✨ Key Features:
Seamless sync with GitHub Gists
Offline access to your Gists
Custom local collections for better organization
Syntax highlighting for various programming languages
Quick search and filtering options

👨‍💻 Why I built it:
As a developer, I found the web interface for Gists limiting. I wanted a more robust tool that integrates well with my macOS workflow. Yist is the result of scratching my own itch.

🔮 What's next:
I'm already working on new features and improvements based on early user feedback. Stay tuned for updates!
I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback. Feel free to ask any questions!
Check it out: https://wanyi.dev/yist