Just got a 1st gen iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, Apple matching keyboard - all secondhand - as my ideal mobile writing set up. It’s great but it is SCREAMING for Scapple for iOS.
Come on guys! Take a look at what Morpholio have done with their app. Scapple would be AMAZING on the iPad Pro. And with some of Morpholio’s features it would be a killer! Anyone agree??
Scapple for iOS
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xiamenese
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If you search the forums you will find that KB has said—in different words—that he would love to develop an iPad version of Scapple, but as a single developer responsible for Scrivener for Mac and iOS as well as Scapple for Mac, for which he already has improvements he wishes to make, setting about developing Scapple for iOS is more than he can currently contemplate without finding a developer to work on it. And his experience in the development of Scrivener for iOS, which he ended up having to take over himself, no doubt induces further caution.
Mark
Mark
The Scrivenato sometimes known as Mr X.
iMac 27" (late 2015) 10.15.7, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSID
2017 iPad, iPadOS 14.3, 128GB, Apple Pencil
Scrivener, Scapple, Nisus Writer Pro, Bookends …
iMac 27" (late 2015) 10.15.7, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSID
2017 iPad, iPadOS 14.3, 128GB, Apple Pencil
Scrivener, Scapple, Nisus Writer Pro, Bookends …
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TheThousandfoldTh
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LorenzoGB wrote:Just got a 1st gen iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, Apple matching keyboard - all secondhand - as my ideal mobile writing set up. It’s great but it is SCREAMING for Scapple for iOS.
Come on guys! Take a look at what Morpholio have done with their app. Scapple would be AMAZING on the iPad Pro. And with some of Morpholio’s features it would be a killer! Anyone agree??
I agree & I check back at least every few months to see if it’s in the works.
He really should put the word out to find a developer that would make an iOS version a reality. It’s just money waiting to be made.
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Daniel P. EspinosaDa
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TheThousandfold wrote:LorenzoGB wrote:Just got a 1st gen iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, Apple matching keyboard - all secondhand - as my ideal mobile writing set up. It’s great but it is SCREAMING for Scapple for iOS.
Come on guys! Take a look at what Morpholio have done with their app. Scapple would be AMAZING on the iPad Pro. And with some of Morpholio’s features it would be a killer! Anyone agree??
I agree & I check back at least every few months to see if it’s in the works.
He really should put the word out to find a developer that would make an iOS version a reality. It’s just money waiting to be made.
Totally agree with that. I've being years waiting for an iOS Scapple, to work on my documents on both platforms. I wish one day it could be possible. And great idea about looking for another (good) developer.
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pieemmepi
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I will add my voice to this request too, for all it's worth. I am another one who keeps checking for Scapple for iPad every couple of months. Scapple just seems like the ideal companion for Scrivener and in fact looks rather designed for the immediacy of the iPad, than for a desktop computer.
Thanks to Lorenzo for the mention of Morpholio; I just downloaded all apps and they look great.
Also agree with Daniel that the absence of a mobile Scapple is a considerable lost business opportunity. Mark explains that the developer can't get to it with so many other duties. But the result is that many will walk right on by Scapple because it's not portable. Not meeting your customers' needs is a precarious business plan. As in any business, you have to keep growing to stay current. Hire on or contract out if you need help, or your customers will go elsewhere. Especially in this market, where scores of apps, even companies, come and go daily.
I just spent a series of evenings exploring a wide range of mind maps and other creativity/productivity apps/programs, and tried several free and trial products. Many have the eye candy factor down--esthetics matter to me because I do photography/graphics/art.
Some look cool, but they all lack the flexibility and speed I need as a writer to quickly capture multiple ideas. Scapple exceeds them all as a creative idea board: it lets you drop ideas anywhere, cluster key aspects, string together topics, pull together hierarchies, and easily rearrange it all as new data points come in. And when things start to take shape, it’s easy to clean it all up into a presentable chart. And only Scapple can be transferred to Scrivener.
But just as my creative workspace seems to be falling into place, with Scapple and Scrivener at home and Scrivener on the iPad...no iOS Scapple. My muses cannot be held back all day: their voices demand to be heard and recorded at any time. So I add my voice to the chorus and implore Literature & Latte to address this essential tool missing from its offerings.
Also agree with Daniel that the absence of a mobile Scapple is a considerable lost business opportunity. Mark explains that the developer can't get to it with so many other duties. But the result is that many will walk right on by Scapple because it's not portable. Not meeting your customers' needs is a precarious business plan. As in any business, you have to keep growing to stay current. Hire on or contract out if you need help, or your customers will go elsewhere. Especially in this market, where scores of apps, even companies, come and go daily.
I just spent a series of evenings exploring a wide range of mind maps and other creativity/productivity apps/programs, and tried several free and trial products. Many have the eye candy factor down--esthetics matter to me because I do photography/graphics/art.
Some look cool, but they all lack the flexibility and speed I need as a writer to quickly capture multiple ideas. Scapple exceeds them all as a creative idea board: it lets you drop ideas anywhere, cluster key aspects, string together topics, pull together hierarchies, and easily rearrange it all as new data points come in. And when things start to take shape, it’s easy to clean it all up into a presentable chart. And only Scapple can be transferred to Scrivener.
But just as my creative workspace seems to be falling into place, with Scapple and Scrivener at home and Scrivener on the iPad...no iOS Scapple. My muses cannot be held back all day: their voices demand to be heard and recorded at any time. So I add my voice to the chorus and implore Literature & Latte to address this essential tool missing from its offerings.
Have you looked at iThoughts or Cmap Tools? iThoughts can export to Scrivener...
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
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kellyruxerke
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What is Morpholio? I fell IN LOVE with Scapple and began using it like crazy, then realized there is no iOS version, nor will there likely ever be based on the explanations and limitations of the developer. So I would love to find something that works just like it for when i very very frequently must do my planning, plotting, brainstorming, creating from home.
I use Notability for all kinds of note-taking, annotating pdf's, brain-storming, etc, using iPad and Apple Pencil, and I use Paper by WeTransfer for similar free drawing and toying with ideas.
But I also use an app called Cardflow+, which can be used for a lot of stuff, based on cards with different kinds of background structure, and which can be linked.
https://www.qrayon.com/home/Cardflow/
But I also use an app called Cardflow+, which can be used for a lot of stuff, based on cards with different kinds of background structure, and which can be linked.
https://www.qrayon.com/home/Cardflow/
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
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Jamie HatzisJa
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Until this dream is realized..what iOS app is recommended for use on iPad Pro and which can be imported into Scapple for Mac at a later date?
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fastwriterfa
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Ditto. I’d love to know if there’s any iOS mind-mapping software that will open a scapple file or accept a scapple export.
fastwriter wrote:Ditto. I’d love to know if there’s any iOS mind-mapping software that will open a scapple file or accept a scapple export.
I export to OPML from Scapple and import into MindNode.
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scappleipadossc
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[quote="pieemme"]I will add my voice to this request too, for all it's worth. I am another one who keeps checking for Scapple for iPad every couple of months. Scapple just seems like the ideal companion for Scrivener and in fact looks rather designed for the immediacy of the iPad, than for a desktop computer.[/quote]
Absolutely, it would be more than a pleasure to work with!
Absolutely, it would be more than a pleasure to work with!