Meet GrandTotal.

Feature rich but not too much of a hassle. Exactly how I like it. A great intuitive invoicing app.

About this episode:
You Mac nuts all remember the wonder that was Delicious Library, not? It set the scene for an era of Mac Apps that were developed with an eye for detail and looks.
Vinoteka is a classic example of that art! Not only is it extremely userfrienly, it also looks stunning. It's apps like Vinoteka that made me start this podcast, and frankly, I'm glad I found out about it.
As for it's purpose? It's a wine management app. You can store references, actual bottles you own and tastings in it, and there will be an iPhone app for it soon. Have a sip!

Application name: Vinoteka

Developer: Vinotekasoft

Promotion in podcast:
yes, win one of 3 licenses

Brought to you by:
This episode of NeatLittleMacApps is brought to you by Vinotekasoft, creators of Vinoteka, the best wine software and cellar manager on your Mac! Find out more on Vinotekasoft.com

About this episode:
This show is filled with me, begging forgiveness for being so late, and generally trying any excuse in the big book of excuses.
Oh, and there's also a review somewhere in there ;)
This episode also announces the winner of the Photomatix contest. Enjoy!

Application name: StockMenulet and TwitMenulet

Developer: Phil Chignon

Promotion in podcast:
yes, a 15% discount code for Photomatix.

Simply the best Webcam software package there is!
Oh, you don't agree? Prove me wrong (take your time).

Take your chance to win a Photomatix Pro license!

Hurry up and send us your HDR picture at [email protected]. For more info, just listen to NeatLittleMacApps episode 53.

No luck? Get 15% of the purchase price of Photomatix Pro by using coupon code NLMA15 at checkout.

Take your chance to win a Photomatix Pro license!

Hurry up and send us your HDR picture at [email protected]. For more info, just listen to NeatLittleMacApps episode 53.

No luck? Get 15% of the purchase price of Photomatix Pro by using coupon code NLMA15 at checkout.

Screenshot based on Wikipedia article.

The Timeline 3D contest is still running.

Hurry up and send us your timeline at [email protected]. For more info, just listen to NeatLittleMacApps episode 51.

For those of you freeloaders who refuse to pay good money for an app that allows you to create Icons... Here's your chance.

It appears our friends at Apple have all the tools you need, all at your disposal, for free. Isn't that nice?

And what is more. It works (what else are we accustomed to from Apple) in the most simple way possible.

Screenshot based on Wikipedia article.

Timeline 3D offers for a great way to display... wel... events! But these aren't the dull grey timelines one had to make in school. These aren't the numbing presentations where all the stuff just turns into one big pile of dates and facts.

Timeline 3D will offer you a visually stunning overview of all your timelines. With the various export features, this app will deliver you the goods, for teachers, writers, business people or students.

This episode is brought to you by Bee Docs. Again, we all know that I only review applications I personally find worth reviewing, so I dearly appreciate it when developer goes ahead and sponsors the show anyway. That said, be sure to pay a quick visit to the site of beedocs at www.beedocs.com. Visit the site not just for dowloading the demo of Timeline (which you'll need to win a free license in the episode) but also check out all possible areas where Timeline 3D really shines (education, at work, for writers and businesses). Thanks for supporting the show.