iPad Paul

Recent update makes meteogram a multi-step multi-tap back and forth process. It used to be all on one scrollable screen and it fit just fine. But now the developers make it clear they don’t care that users don’t like it - they just tell you you’re wrong and it’s better for small screens. I use it on an iPad and an iPhone - maybe they’re using it on something smaller than an iPhone? Meteo: LISTEN to your users instead of telling them they don’t understand what they like. The meteogram is what set this app apart - if I’m going to have to click and click and click I’ll just use the native Apple

The camera is excellent and this app makes good use of it. It is, however, extremely frustrating when viewing video recorded to the sd card that there is no 30sec skip forward and back buttons. Trying to wipe forward and back small jumps with the progress bar is pretty much impossible. Every other camera app I’ve used has this.

I’ve been sailing on-and-off since about 1965 and I’ve using this app on my iPad for only a few years but I now can’t really imagine sailing without it. It can be quirky to learn initially, but it is astounding what it can do and worth the time spent at home learning how to use it. I believe the company and its new customers would benefit from a mini video course using a series of short videos to train people how to best use the app. I’m sure there are many things I’ve yet to learn. Here’s a tip: When you’re at home playing with the app, learning it, turn off location services on your iPad s

Apparently my iPad's sensors don't exactly match my camera's centerline resulting in this app being a little off. I wish there was a way I could "zero" the app at a true level.