Tiny Chalkboard vs Boxes And Arrows Utilisation & Stats

Boxes And Arrows (B'nA) provides the most simplistic usage to create graphs of boxes and arrows. Ideal whenever you need to track or develop ideas or structure your thoughts. A tool that allows you to work in the flow because it provides the flexibility of graphs and a gesture-centric lightweight usage. With B'nA you can concentrate on your thoughts, not on the tool. You may use it like a classical mind mapping app or go beyond: - You can structure your graphs by using the background layer thus forming diagrams. - You can keep a lot of information in a well-arranged way by using the subgraph feature. - You can use the 'export graph to text'-, 'copy text into a map'- or 'snapshot'-features to incorporate it into your work. Basic Gestures - to add a box: tap - to edit the text of a box: double tap - to move a box: drag it. - to add an arrow between two boxes: tap first box, than tap second box. (The tap of the first box is indicated by a thicker box-frame, it times out.) - to delete an arrow, slash it out: one finger stroke from bottom left to top right crossing the arrow. (A red line will indicate your gesture.) - to delete a box, slash it out: one finger stroke from bottom left to top right crossing the box. (A red line will indicate your gesture.) - to select boxes: draw a line around them (A blue line will indicate your gesture) - to jump inside a box: tap, wait, double tap. - to drag one box inside another: drag it over another box and hold Typical usages - take and organise notes - keep an personal KANBAN - capture and rework an argumentation during discussions - sketch business-charts - prepare workshops and capture results - visualise your own thoughts - keep a simple and flexible to-do list - build a storyline - sketch an org-chart - create cause-and-effect graphs ...