Well Keith -
It’s often said that the reward for good work is more work. Now you’ve found the right iOS developer (who turned out to be you) and have Scrivener for iPad up to alpha, maybe it’s time to take another look at whether the time is getting to be right for Scapple for iOS. I should probably qualify that as iPad because I think that even the biggest Apple phone screens aren’t big enough for it, but I’m circling around an iPad Pro and think that Scapple would be a really nice took on it.
I’m not always patient with people who want to tell me what to do with my time but don’t want to pay me to do it and I don’t expect much patience from others when the roles are reversed, but it might be a nice thing to turn to. I would buy it in a heartbeat (and my heartbeat is pretty quick).
I think it’s time for Scapple for iPad. Scrivner3 has been released,
The performance of iPad Pro and iOS11 is so amazing.
and Apple pencil will be the best tool for Scapple.
Recently I have been moving a simple task to my iPad Pro 12.9.
I still look forward to Scapple for iOS
Simply to reiterate what is already being said, I would love to see Scapple come to iOS! My iPad is increasingly replacing my computer, and this is one program I can’t find a suitable replacement for. That’s the price you guys have to pay for simply being too amazing at what you do.
I found a really nice work-around: Scrivener on my MBA with Scapple on my iPad Pro via a Duet link.
Sadly my MBA is now dying, but it was fun while it lasted.
I love to work with scapple on my mac. but now often I travel only with my ipad pro. sadly I cannot even read my scapple files. it seems that there is now plan for an ios app. but at least, would it be possible to get a reader app - or some plugin for scrivener ios to read scapple files? would be great!