View your UX diagrams created with Screenshot Flow on mobile.
Screenshot Flow Application
Screenshot Flow diagrams illustrate how an app works by assembling screenshots taken on mobile into a clever user journey sketch. The process is ridiculously easy and it can be done under a minute!
The Android app can be downloaded at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.connectedtribe.screenshotflow
(iOS will be supported at a later date, stay tuned!)
The app works in two modes:
SIMPLE SCREENSHOT MODE:
📲If you only need screenshots use this. The images upload to Google Drive immediately. No fiddling, seamless, it just works!
SCREENSHOT FLOW DIAGRAM MODE:
💡Take multiple screenshots and mark the touch interaction points between them. When you are done the app will show the newly created diagram which will upload to your Drive after saving it. At this point you can share your new diagram with others via a link. Alternatively the file can be opened from Google Drive directly by installing this Drive app.
Don't forget to give us feedback (by using the 💡button in the mobile app). We'll jump right on fixing issues if any, and keen on adding new features to make it even more useful!
tl;dr - Why this app was built:
It's an unnecessarily strenuous activity taking a snapshot of an app design with its user interactions, be it for discussions with developers, marketing/sales heads or end users. It should be such a simple thing taking screenshots of an app and edit them into a diagram, yet it takes unnecessary amount of fiddling to get there. Well, not anymore, with Screenshot Flow it can be done under a minute, and if you need more you can edit your ScreenshotFlow diagram to your heart's content with supported third party apps such as draw.io online.
www.screenshotflow.com
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The Android app can be downloaded at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.connectedtribe.screenshotflow
(iOS will be supported at a later date, stay tuned!)
The app works in two modes:
SIMPLE SCREENSHOT MODE:
📲If you only need screenshots use this. The images upload to Google Drive immediately. No fiddling, seamless, it just works!
SCREENSHOT FLOW DIAGRAM MODE:
💡Take multiple screenshots and mark the touch interaction points between them. When you are done the app will show the newly created diagram which will upload to your Drive after saving it. At this point you can share your new diagram with others via a link. Alternatively the file can be opened from Google Drive directly by installing this Drive app.
Don't forget to give us feedback (by using the 💡button in the mobile app). We'll jump right on fixing issues if any, and keen on adding new features to make it even more useful!
tl;dr - Why this app was built:
It's an unnecessarily strenuous activity taking a snapshot of an app design with its user interactions, be it for discussions with developers, marketing/sales heads or end users. It should be such a simple thing taking screenshots of an app and edit them into a diagram, yet it takes unnecessary amount of fiddling to get there. Well, not anymore, with Screenshot Flow it can be done under a minute, and if you need more you can edit your ScreenshotFlow diagram to your heart's content with supported third party apps such as draw.io online.
www.screenshotflow.com
Source Manifest.json
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