Scapple
macOS / Productivité
scapple: to work or shape roughly, without smoothing to a finish.
- The Chambers Dictionary
ROUGH IT OUT
Ever scribbled ideas on a piece of paper and drawn lines between related thoughts? Then you already know what Scapple does. It's a virtual sheet of paper that lets you make notes anywhere and connect them using lines or arrows.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Join up your thinking however you want. Scapple doesn't force you to make connections—every note is equal, so it's up to you which notes have connections and which don't. You have complete freedom to experiment with how your ideas fit together.
IT’S SCAPPLE SIMPLE
Creating notes is as easy as double-clicking anywhere on the page; making connections between ideas is as simple as dragging and dropping one note onto another. And unlike real paper, in Scapple you can move notes around and never run out of space.
FEATURES
• Simple—and fun!—to use
• Write notes anywhere
• Connect notes using drag and drop
• Move and arrange notes easily
• Stack notes in columns of related ideas
• Label connections
• Create background shapes to group notes
• Customise the appearance of notes
• MathType support
• iCloud syncing
• Full screen mode
• Export to popular formats or print your ideas
• Easily drag notes into Scrivener for further development
SUPPORT
If you have any questions or feedback, you can contact us by email on scapple.support@literatureandlatte.com or via our support forum at http://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
• Fixed an issue where stacked notes opened from earlier versions of Scapple could lose their saved positions.
• Addressed an issue where autofitting was sometimes applied to incorrect notes when loading boards.
• Restored functionality for copying and pasting note styles.
• Improved note style sorting; styles now appear in the correct alphabetical order when loaded or added.
• Fixed an issue where thumbnails could fail to render due to high memory usage.
• Corrected a layout issue where notes could be partly obscured beneath the title bar.
