Visual-Note app for iPhone and iPad

Napoleon Bonaparte coined the phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” and in todays information packed world this couldnt be more true as the abundance of information grows every day however the number of hours in those-same days remain the same. In addition, its not about just having “information” its about understanding and making use of it in constructive and profitable manor. This is where Visual-Note comes to the rescue.

With this your first question will be “why Visual-Notes” and the answer is “every picture tells a story” as “Visual Note” taking is like “Sketchnoting” both being nonlinear, providing for pictorial hierarchy along with creating visual mnemonics making it easy to assemble complex ideas from disconnected components.

Visual Noting is also spontaneous and agile removing the limiting order of outline formats making it the preferred tool as no more top down outline worries or did I miss something there. As here its all about making connections by brining two or more things together to create a third “new thing”. Here is where the real power of the Visual-Note App shows as we provide you with over 100 thought provoking templates to start with to get the creative juices flowing.

Also its not about picking-and-choosing shapes, its about getting ideas down on (virtual) paper with the fewest encumbrances. Once you’ve capture your ideas the next step is sharing them and here again Virtual note allows you to eMail them to colleagues, save to the camera roll and even print them out. Couple Visual Note with an overhead projector and you will have the ultimate group brain-storming tool for group interaction and idea capture!

Unlike other sketching or handwriting applications, Visual-Note uses a powerful Ramer-Douglas-Peucker engine to smooth out the jagged lines helping improve the readability. Additionally a user selectable positional puck is also available to help with drawing and touch location when annotating on screen. So what are you waiting for? Isnt it time you gave Sketchnoting a try with Visual-Note?