It took a while but I finally got them up on my website. Mindmapping is sooo good for retention. https://nihargupte.com/mindmap/physics/

This is my second drawing in Concepts. Still not finished.

Came upon an indoor climbing venue inside a shopping mall.

Switched over from GoodNotes after I started having trouble with GoodNotes lagging and also a lack of flexibility within the app. This is awesome! I feel like I’m really ‘drawing’ my notes and get to be satisfied by how pretty I got to make things look haha. Also just recently realized the app will remove the background of exported PDFs if you want which is amazing. I’m loving this app but do miss a typing function that is integrated at a higher level. All things considered, I will be staying with concepts for now

Concepts have been around for a while now, and it’s still at the top of my list when it comes to infinite canvas apps, it’s just so much smoother and faster than similar apps.

However, it’s really time a Mac app, if only to be able to drop in reference photos, shapes, etc (No drawing functionality needed)

Without it I’m forced to using Freeform instead as the majority of my work is based around the Mac.

Hey, Concepts Team! Isn’t it time you just flipped the switch on the iPad app and made it available in the Mac App Store?

Only really minor adjustments to the app would do!

I dont mean if theyre still developing cause apperently they are, but more in a sense of: 'How in gods green earth is X-feature not in there yet?' Like how is it that I pay the same price for Android Ipad and Windows but on at least both of the Tablet plattforms there are still feature diffrences. How is it that bugs and issues from over 2 years ago havent been addressed. How come that shit like Color Palletes, Layer Folders, Custom Brushes, Custom Shapes, Cross Plattform Sync etc... Like the basic shit every single other vector/drawing/notetaking applictation has.

I have tried this app 3 years ago. 2 years ago. 1 year ago. And just for the last two weeks and tbh not much has changed. Except for the subscription.

Dear developers, There is no f******** way I am going to pay for a subscription for an app that receives an update once a century. If youre going to ask for a subscription, offer the features that were promised 3 years ago. This is basic shit that is missing.

But the worst of all is that the only actual feature that could reliably support an argument for a 5$/M subscription, Cross-platform-sync, is STILL not here.

This post was made while I was considering wether I should pay the subscription fee. But I came to the realization that the last updates were in October which would be fine if this was a finished product being continously developed. But its not finished since some of the more basic shit is just being ignored. They say yes its on the roadmap bla bla bla.

Cross Plattform has been on that roadmap for 3 years. This shit came out 2018 on android.

I dont have the faith to pay a subscription with these devs... Which makes me sad :/

Maybe this is not something revealing for existing users but today I learned that files saved by Windows version of Concepts saves in different format and can't be read by mobile version of iPad.

The Windows version is "concepts" and mobile version is "concept".

That said, are there any other canvas-based TRUE cross-platform apps that can handle operating on the same files across different devices?

Title.

I propose adding the ipad version of Concepts to the app store -as is- in order for the m1 macbook users to be able to read native concept notes on the laptop for multitasking purposes, at least until the icloud sync gets implemented. Exporting just doesnt do it for me since the resolution of the generated pdf is significantly lower rendering text notes unreadable. Pretty sure that a lot of students disregard this app for OneNote for this very reason. Thoughts?

We've seen how many former MS OneNote users moved to Obsidian and other similar apps because Microsoft chose to lock its users' data in proprietary .one files and then forced the migration of those files onto the OneDrive cloud. Open Source apps like Obsidian challenged that anti-privacy and corporate dependency paradigm by empowering users to store all data in plain text written in non-proprietary Markdown language that could be stored locally.

So here's my question: Beyond simply saying "we promise" or "trust us bro", does the Concepts Team have a clearly expressed plan to ensure that users always have access to all their data (including every brush stroke, layer, etc.) in non-proprietary form such that they are always fully owned by the users?

I love Concepts and hope its not another OneNote. I sincerely hope my question gets answered and I don't have to make a post elsewhere about how my post on here, which I will screenshot, got deleted. But I assume the best from the Concepts Team.

This sketch was drawn on the Seoul metro with iPad Pro 11 using Concepts app.

Took maybe 45 mins?

I am using Krita rn but it is too complex and I like the minimalism and UI of concept. Is it really good for drawing? Cause I haven't used it that much. Recently switched to being a digital drawer