Concepts
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Concepts is the digital design sketchbook of the future. It’s powerful, flexible and smart, so you can go from quick sketches to beautiful and precise illustrations in a single app. Enhance your creative capabilities with our infinite canvas, flexible multi-touch shape guides...
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- Freemium • Proprietary
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- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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- Xaephare added Concepts as alternative to Stylus Labs Write, Xournal++, Bamboo Paper and GoodNotes
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- Updated Nov 20, 2024
- 4.74 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
Really intuitive and great for prototyping ideas or presentations. Really useful for architecs. Its export files are fully functional.
Android, I was and have been looking for a Vector etc. app... *TL/DR: CONCEPTS was and seems LEGIT when i test drove it and vetted it for my use case (geometric, vector work ideas i think (i have not studied graphic design so i do not know very much if at all (presumably) regarding appropriate apps or lingo for my use case). PROS: PRIVACY RESPECTING - NO TRACKERS ADS ETC. - The Company responded to my review on Google expressing their value importance in respecting User Privacy etc. - they seem motivated by tgeir Craft, Quality, and doing & providing Transparent work/app & service. No hidden agendas from what i read, sensed, and gathered per that Concepts Employee or Dev...
UPGRADES - PAY OPTIONS: -NOT SUBSCRIPTION LIMITED -Various Sets of tools one can purchase a la carte (as needed); IIRC $2-$12± (tool bundles)
$50 seems like a (relative) STEAL–
I am Looking up Inkscape for Android right now and realized Concepts was not.listed as an alternative and, I dont know why Injust really like the app and company and devs based on my little experience. *[TL/DR FINISHED]
...AutoDesk is cool and great and fantastic for what it is, i dont think it is geared for Vector work primarily at least (i am not versed in Graphic Design, was trying to get some geometric ideas with ratios etc. Down on "paper" and, I imagine Inkscape is probably a more-fit-for-purpose app for that(/my) use case.
Allows quick sketching for concepts
being able to edit strokes is killer
Super flexible, infinite canvas. Natural-looking vector strokes can be manipulated anytime, even pencil, watercolor, etc. Really freeing. Fast and stable.