On the other hand there are only a few developers who were able to adapt an application to a touchscreen in such a perfect way and to internalize many of the intangible assets of Apple and it’s innovative leader of the past. Well, in some way this might be an inappropriate connection between people and products. Steve gave us the iPad and Craig the app iThoughts. Seemed apt somehow – software that sets you free. Toketa is a term used in Judo to describe when a person has escaped from being pinned down i.e. In addition to the iThoughts mindmap products, toketaWare also builds/maintains makeDoc and makeSlides (iOS apps for converting Markdown, OPML and text into MS Word and PowerPoint files). ToketaWare is a small software development business based in the UK (just outside York.) When I say small, I mean really small. It’s still an application which can be used intuitively and users migrating from the predecessor will not have problems to immediately continue working on maps. To make it clear, re-everythinged doesn’t mean that users have to learn it all again. Let’s say it with an Apple slogan for marketing the MacBook Air … Craig got bills to pay, kids to feed and more.
So it’s understandable that the new version is not free but comes up with a really fair price (80% off). It took him 9 months of reviewing the new features of iOS 7, testing them (even Apple isn’t perfect), and redesigning the old version. On May 13, 2014, Craig Scott, the developer of the mind mapping tool iThoughts released a new version designed for iOS 7.
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