Launched: Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09 iPhone app!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Hooray and hallelujah!
The iPhone app I demoed in June and have been working with the folks at SXSW and SixVoices on, has launched! Get it for FREE in the iTunes app store or directly via your iPhone or iPod Touch:
Download Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09
The SXSW and SixVoices teams worked with me the last few months to get the details right and to work through the entire process of submitting this app to the iTunes app store for approval.
I'm pleased with how the Sketchnotes Tapstack app turned out. It feels snappy on my iPhone 3GS.
Tapstack Demo Video
Here is a brief demo video of the pre-release app (I'll update this shortly):
Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09 Tapstack App Demo from Mike Rohde on Vimeo.
The final release adds a new 'double-tap' feature that jumps back one card at a time, so you don't need to turn the iPhone or iTouch sideways to access the nav menu.
Thanks SXSW and SixVoices!
Thanks to the staff at SXSW (Shawn, Scott, David, Pete & Melissa) and the SixVoices crew (Mark, Samuel & Jonah) for your help and guidance. You were all so great to work with. Thanks for helping make this app happen.
I'm already excited about an opportunity to sketchnote SXSW Interactive 2010 next March and creating a follow-up Tapstack app of those sketchnotes.
Get your free copy of the app today for your iPhone or iPod Touch, add reviews to the app in the iTunes store and leave comments here. I'd love to hear your feedback.
Download Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09
Related Links
SixVoices: Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09 Tapstack
SXSW Interactive Festival - March 12-16, 2010
SXSWi '09 Sketchnotes Tapstack iPhone app: Demo Video
Flickr: Sketchnotes of SXSW® Interactive '09 Screenshots
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Reader Comments (7)
... now only if I had an iPhone.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rohdesign/sets/72157615703262704/
@Jeremy, thanks for your encouragement and kind words! Never thought an iPhone app could make a Moleskine jealous! :-)
I am experimenting with using only 3x5 system cards. The reason I like this is that if you put a complete idea on a single card them you can do card sorts and mix and match ideas in different ways. Also, you can share a single idea rather than having it hidden on a page. I suppose I can glue them in a particular order on A4 or in a notebook for reference once I put them in the order I like. I also like the idea of keeping them in little stacks. I'll see what works in the end.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks in advance....dave