There doesn’t seem to be a good way to ensure you navigate to different secrets every time you open the app, so you see a lot of the same ones over and over. It’s an interesting design and it makes the app much more than even an iBook in terms of layout, but it isn’t that practical. The navigation is also far beyond what you can get out of a book: Secrets are arranged in a grid layout superimposed onto a sphere. In addition to the postcards, the app includes voicemails and other audio clips, which makes it a nice expansion on what is possible in the print collections.
Postsecret Universe is a new app that features a ton of secrets, much like the books, alongside a unique interface and some multimedia options. Postsecret was a neat idea for a site: It lets you fill out postcards with your secrets and send them in, and it has spawned a few books.
#Calcbot for ipad download#
Download it from the Mac App Store for $29.99. Easy to set up and use all from the same pane.īuy it? If you miss Bento and don’t need anything too powerful, check out Records. What’s Good: Really simple database program. I would at least like the option to specify where to save files so I can hack together my syncing. Instead of letting me save my database on Dropbox or One Drive, Records doesn’t seem to let me do anything but import and export my database. While I think that omitting some of the reporting features is a calculated move to appeal to more casual users, the lack of file syncing across Macs is a bit of a miss. If you’re looking for reporting and more advanced database features, though, you will need to buy something like FileMaker Pro. Records is a simple database application that you can use to keep track of collections or other simple records. Records attempts to fill the space in the ecosystem left by Bento since it went off the market in 2013.
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