The Stickyboard 2 app is free today, but only for a short time, it is usually $9.99.
Stickyboard 2 is an awesome whiteboard app that allows you to capture your ideas, record your notes in sticky notes form, just like paper sticky notes. The app provides a tons of features that make iPad sticky note taking very simple simple.
Nothing beats a whiteboard and sticky-notes for capturing lots of loose information and seeing the big picture. Stickyboard 2 takes that flexibility and adds the convenience and power of your iPad. Don't worry about losing notes after a meeting again. It's much easier to carry around, and a lot friendlier for the environment.
Use any color coding system you like. Effortlessly move and group your notes - unlike paper sitcky notes, they don't fall off after too may moves.
The most exciting feature of Stickyboard 2 is
something we call Magic Arrange. One of the biggest pains of working with lots of sticky notes is having to arrange and rearrange them. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just wave your hands and have them neatly arrange themselves? Well, with the magic of the
iPad and Stickyboard 2, now you can!
Just select a bunch of notes, then swipe with 3 fingers to instantly arrange them into neat piles, or fan them out into a grid, columns, or rows.
Just select a bunch of notes, then swipe with 3 fingers to instantly arrange them into neat piles, or fan them out into a grid, columns, or rows.
SIMPLE YET POWERFUL
- Stickyboard 2 sports an elegant and intuitive interface. Double-tap to add a note. Select and drag notes around with your finger.
- You have a large, zoomable board to capture all your ideas. Zoom by pinching, and pan with 2 fingers.
- It's easy to rearrange ideas, capture their relationships, and discover important patterns.
- Use four standard colors (yellow, blue, pink, and green), plus 2 special ones (lavender and sunrise).
- Draw free-form with the marker tool. Write, outline, and sketch around your notes.
- Stickyboard 2 is infinitely flexible. Use your favorite real-world sticky-note and whiteboarding techniques.
Tutorial:
Magic Arrange tutorial: