Communication: The company is promoting a no-bs culture, however, if you don't want to be a controversial figure, you have to keep your head low and do as told. Roadmap: The roadmap isn't constant, it is constantly changing even in one quarter, as the executive team pleases. I’m certain that the iPad Air2 could easily provide the computing power needed to run your app.There are major issues happening at this company: - Knowledge: Despite making a tool for industrial designers, mechanical engineers, no one in the higher management has engineering background, no one understands what real problems/pain points are for them. I currently use several different drawing apps including Morphello, 53, Concepts and Procreate.

I realize that you are targeting a smaller market by so did SketchUp when they first came out and now it’s being used by many millions of non Architects and Engineers since Google purchased it. I would prefer in-app purchases instead that extends features. Even if I were to purchase an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, I am not sure I would be willing to pay you annually or monthly for access to your app. Honestly, I find your membership business model a bit troubling as well. There must be a technological distinction with the iPad Pro that is not present in the iPad Air. The only response I get is the background grid moves when I use the stylus and does not allow for the creation of any content whatsoever. Therefore an Apple pencil is preferred though not mandatory.

I did see one video where someone was using a stylus like the one I have (MEKO) though I will assume it was an iPad pro they were using. Apparently there is a technical difference with the iPad Pro versus the iPad Air 2. Istvan, I am an Architect in the States, a Mac expert and very experienced with CAD and Modeling applications, namely Vectorworks and Cinema 4D (OSX / Mac OS).

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