![]() ![]() The home page itself is a pretty self-explanatory window displaying all of your projects (which you can illustrate with an image from your device’s memory, if you’re that way inclined), including a pre-loaded ‘tutorial’ project which you can edit and tinker with to your heart’s content (don’t worry! If you make a total mess of the tutorial project, it’s easy to generate a new one from the menu on the home screen). After that, you go straight to the home page and - as far as I can tell - you never get the little introductory lecture again. The first thing you will get when you open the app for the first time is a little spiel explaining how to use the app. ![]() It won’t make your breakfast for you and it certainly won’t make you the next John Steinbeck, but it has all the basic functionality needed to help you get you from a plot bunny to a complete chapter outline with little fuss. Is it a good app? Yeah, I would say it is.
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