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[ronaldmason]

[rkpetko]

A true iPad version and the ability to sync across devices would put this app at the top of every must have list!

[NightStalker]

+1 for an iPad version - preferably one that will work on all iPads, or at least the iPad 2 onwards.

Ability to use one of the many styli available for freestyle drawing and/or scribbling

Ability to sync between Mac version(s) and iPad essential, including linked Evernote notes. I'm currently using Dropbox to sync Curio between an iMac and a MacBook Pro - but I can only run Curio on one OR the other. I can't have them both running Curio at the same time.

Have just upgraded to Curio 8, and yet to explore how the Dropbox syncing works. But I do miss the list of Curio projects that used to be down the bottom left in previous versions. Yes, I know I can open the Project Manager or whatever it's called, but I'd prefer the option to merge that Project Manager into the bottom of the left column where it used to sit, rather than having it as a separate window, which gets lost behind other windows too easily.

[zenmaster]

Don't forget you can Option-click the Projects (briefcase) toolbar button to see a quick jump list.

[NightStalker]

Ahh - didn't know that. Thanks George

[PBS]

I have to add my support for an ipad version - urgently.

Although I like very much what curio offers (in fact I have been an avid fan and advocate) and have used it for many years, I have unfortunately had to make the switch to circus ponies notebook. It is not as capable by a long way but the fact there is an ipad version, allowing me to carry my notes around with me makes all the difference. The times when an app could be successful on only one platform have now gone.

The ipad market for notebooks is very fluid at the moment, however, an ipad version of curio plus the ability for using a stylus (and perhaps text recognition) would in my opinion clean up. A no brainer as my US colleagues would say.

I'll keep coming back periodically to see if an ipad version is forthcoming, however, if Zengobi doesn't do a curio for ipad, somebody else will - and i'll be one of the first customers...

[Macrolide]

A subscription based curio made in HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery for iPad and Android would make curio for iPad possible for users and reasonable for the developer won't it?

Besides, including support for javascript would allow us users to customize scripting in curio.

It would have been possible to use javascript to dynamically modify the appearence of mindmaps, do calculations on nodes and jquery based animation to nodes.

[kimaldis]

There's no doubt that some form of Curio on iOS is a no-brainer. Porting it, though, that's probably another story. I'm in favour but for me I'd be happier with something simple right now than with something comprehensive in a couple of year's time.

It might be something as simple as an extension to the Evernote tab in the library but two way, letting you drag Curio figures into Evernote as well as out, as it is now. Even if it were limited to text figures it would at least allow me to get stuff quickly over to the iPad and back.


I'd also be happier with something other than Evernote. Evernote on iOS is a bloody awful thing, maybe Simplenote would offer more use. Add Markdown to Curio and you'd be laughing, at least until something fuller came along.

Or maybe a plugin API for piping data in and out of Curio. I'd love that.

[maikr]

Please partner-up with MagicalPad (or iThoughtsHD) and make direct Dropbox-syncing possible between this app and Curio. Both are great tools but the current import-export and manual synchronisation between Curio and iPad sucks big time... sorry for this, but please focus on workflow!

Thanks.

[espitzner]

Any updated on this front? At least let us know if this is something that you plan on or not. Been a long time since we have heard anything on the iPad front. Thanks.