Chatology For Mac Review

Showing the relationship to Messages and Chat was an important element to the design but we also wanted to incorporate science and the idea that Chatology is an extension of the chat experience. Most of the concepts revolved around science and the history of chat. The experiment beaker ended up feeling really strong to everyone so we got attached to that pretty fast and stuck with it. The challenge was rendering the icon with transparencies, glows and glass materials which are generally quite difficult. After some experiments of our own, we produced an icon that Flexibits really loves and, which has received very positive reception from the app community.

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  • Chatology is a standalone application, but it uses Messages app database for its basic function. This said, you can use CMD+F while you’re in Messages app to start Chatology and use its powerful search function. Communication between these applications is instantaneous and always up to date.
  • 1 of 2 If you need a more extensive search of iOS messages, check out Chatology for Mac. You can focus on a specific date range or search by images and links. It can also search through more than just iMessages, linking multiple accounts for easy searching in one place.
  • 5 reviews for Chatology Communications, 4.2 stars: 'The description of my experience with Chatology Communication can be summed up in a plethora of words however I will use only one. And that word is.
  • How to Access the Messages App Raw Attachments File Directory in Mac OS X. Using the ever useful Go To Folder command, you can jump immediately to the Message Attachments folder, which is located in the user library directory of all versions of Mac OS X.