iChartFlow

The use doesn't stay only in the flow chart, and be able to be drawn on the screen freely by the idea of your figure making though is flow chart making software iChartFlow.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Utilities	$3.99	Atsushi Morita	iPhone, iPad, iPod

The thing that you imagine that it writes before forgetting the thing like the idea etc. of the character diagnosis that the memo and the friend of the working line of the program code and the work that flashed when going out test hit on only from worth and drawing the line might be expressible.

The usage extends infinitely by your idea.

It’s very easy.
The symbol of the flow chart is chosen and the screen is done in the tap.

The symbol
Process, Decision, Document, Data, Predefined process, Display, Loop Limit Start, Loop Limit End, Terminator, Manual Input, On-Page Reference and Off-Page Reference.
The text in addition to it is arranged, and it draws in the line, and the arrow can be arranged.

Because a snap (Each 40px is arranged) function is attached to arrangement, the symbol, the line, and the text can be beautifully arranged.

It is possible to edit the title and details of the symbol.
The imagination might extend by changing the color, the background color of the symbol frame, and the thickness of the line.

Always it makes to feeling that the shape of the symbol is additionally pop, and the change in the pattern of the background is always also always possible in feelings.

Let’s try, iChartFlow for your comfortable life.

Reviews

Very bad; frustrated
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I spent 5 dollars on this app and it kept crashing. When I also typed large amounts of text, it only managed to display the first 3 words and put the rest in dots. Don’t bother wasting your money

Solid; great job - please add export features!
My Nickname you ask? It's John.

Works well. I would very much like to export my models, however.

Frustrated
StevenMcF

The requirement to accept the end-user agreement each time the app is activated is simply annoying. From past experience I fully expect to constantly tweak my drawings as my thoughts develop. With this app I could select shapes for repositioning or deletion. However, lines and arrows (L&A) could not be anchored to shapes and had to be deleted and redrawn each time the associated shapes moved beyond the range of the existing lines. L&A cannot be directly selected from the drawing. Instead L&A are removed by deleting from a list of objects that is maintained in another screen. The effort required to maintain clarity of the drawing was distracting and frustrating.

Great App
Taley117

Definitely worth the $. Love this app

Waste of money. This thing does not work
zchaine

Trying to simply draw a line between 2 shapes is close to impossible: believe me. The snap feature DOES NOT work. The erase feature does not work. This piece of junk is at pre-beta stage at best... Apple should enforce a strict refund policy or a mandatory trial period in order to prevent such scam-like apps from fleecing suckers unsuspecting app buyers like me...

Do or Do Not... There is no try.
Dreamerv3

I bought this application for the purpose of creating flowcharts and quick process diagrams while away from the office. From the screenshots it was evident that the author knew what a flowchart is and what the symbols mean, etc. I took this to mean that the author had experience in creating flowcharts and made the erroneous assumption that they had software design experience. The author "tried" to make a solid flowchart app. They did not succeed. I'll reserve the judgement that they've. "failed" until the next version. Then it will be clear if they can learn from a mistake. If the author does indeed have software engineering experience, then it's for vertical "locked away" development far from the everyday auspices of any intuitive software user, and since touch is an intuitive interface any IOS app author should learn the design of IOS touch based apps, otherwise why code for IOS? This app is an example of good intentions trapped by in-the-box thinking. Without balancing the app's capabilities with intuitive widget-controls, I give this app a thumbs down. Examples of user interface problems: 1.) I touch items in the work area and... nothing happens. Upon repeated taps, occasionally a "title & description" screen emerges. Other than this sort of frustratingly repressive operation, the app does nothing. 2.) Any positive, assured operation of the app is made possible through modal boxes that take my eye off the workspace. 3.) NO direct touch controls (move, rotate, scale) no color, no direct text editing. 4.) Connectors don't auto-connect boxes, and they don't have easily snap-able assignment nor do they have curve-able controllers. Using this app is like trying to drive write a letter by calling up a 1990's era voice recognition PBX and speaking words in a singular manner into the handset, then waiting for a confirmation. This reminds be of O'Brien's re-conditioning of Wilson in the film "1984". Is this ok? Should we all lopp off our hands and make things happen through a robotic voice-recognition-prompt interface for every aspect of daily life? Then why is it ok to make an ANALOG of the same experience a pervasive aspect of flowchart creation? Why when we have the technology and API's to do things brilliantly do apps like this exist? This app won't help you make FLOW charts, it will help you make BLOCKED charts. Give me an excellent app or give me nothing, I'm quite happy and content NOT making flow charts on my iPhone 4, rather than try to squeeze into the author's cramped mental boxes. Apps speak for their authors like books do, and so based on this experience I would be inclined to think author has little to no knowledge of touch, or intuitive interfaces, not to mention the imminently more egregious error of a modal, wizard like, interface, which is quite un-useful. This sort of design pathology (yes pathology) is what I see day-in and day-out in my line of web application design. It indicates to me a technically ADEPT (An expert technician) individual handicapped by a lack of creativity, i.e. their right brain is highly stratified and shackled. Here is my constructive requests as a user who has paid for this app: 1.) Widgets, add them onto every item in the workspace but only show them when the item is tapped. Nonetheless DO indicate that a control IS present for further editing capabilities. 2.) Please use common sense and make the widgets have move, rotate, scale implemented consistently on ALL objects. I'm stating this in advance because, simply asking for widgets means nothing to a technician unless they are spelled out in detail. 3.) Make the text DIRECTLY editable not in some box off in the dark tower. Add font formatting using the "format text" inspector in OS X as an example. Implement at least the fit family selection, size, bold, italic, underline, and strikeout styles. 4.) Make the arrows and connector lines snap-able and add a bezier modifier to the line in order to add curvature editing. The 4 requests above will make the app useable and intuitive. The 2 below will make it attractive. 1.) Make EVERTHING color-able. Make sure your color picker is a circular HSB, and include hex-code copy/paste as well as RGB sliders. The color must update in realtime. Add transparency via a slider, to all objects including the background 2.) Add PDF generation capability at 300 dpi and normal printing sheet sizes. This means 8.5 x 11 inches as well as 11 x 17 inches. Include a metric units option Extra Credit: Add a transparent PNG export capability, with resolution presets AND the ability to add custom resolution sizes and save them for future re-use. Do all of the above, and implement it cleanly and carefully. Then the app will not only be worth it's current price, it will be worth a dollar more. As Yoda once put it: "Do, or Do Not... There is no try."