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while the app works indeed (i tested the results against an actual oxymeter) it is not free, despite the claims. it just gives you 5 free measurements to see that it works. this is a very misleading practice that should be abolished from the appstore

while it supports gliding in greek, making it useful for single hand typing, it has the question mark(;) at the top row of the keyboard: This completely throws off autocorrect, so the keyboard is useless for tap-typing. Please remove the ; from the ;WERTY layout. one positive thing is that the keyboard doesn’t need permissions to function decently.

the social media ads (both the text and the included images) give you the impression that the app can really take a photo and make an impressive artwork out of it. when you actually install the app you realize that the images you saw were actually created by human artists and not the ai of the app which is doing pretty much the same as any similar other app in the store. one star for blatant misleading advertising, call me old-fashioned but i don’t find this this cool.

Over the years certain apps have appeared that are so good in what they are doing, that one might be convinced to buy an iPad for the single task of running that app. Nomad is one of those. It’s an amazing sculpting and vertex painting tool (polygon based with some voxel tools) that additionally supports PBR and has a very rich real-time rendering engine (lights, shadows, refractions, dof etc), making it the closest there is to an actual rendering tool for the iPad! I no longer need to stage my meshes in blender; I can do everything on my iPad. It’s also very actively developed which is ver

It’s awesome that it’s free and so function-packed, but the ipadOS version is very unintuitive and hard to work with a hardware keyboard