WorkVisual App

IMPORTANT: The WorkVisual App will be taken offline in September. We're just supporting it until end of September 2019 and keeping it in the Appstore for existing users to able to use it until then and back-up their files.








The WorkVisual App is a niche Application for Visual Practitioners which are working on the iPad Pro to make things digitally visual. It's aim is to be as simple as possible to make working digitally on events and workshop easier.

Please keep in mind, that this is a pixel-based application. Zoom-in will show you pixels, but the drawing performance is way better than in a vector-based app.
The App is optimized for the iPad Pro. All other iPads are not supported.



If you are a visual practitioner, a sketchnoter, a graphic recorder, a visual facilitator, a keynote speaker or an ambitious manager - this live drawing app is made for you.

Every detail is designed to speed up your drawing process. Unlike any other existing drawing app, you can choose between a Full and Follow Mode. Your drawing will be projected at a whole as well as zoomed as you wish to - with the innovative split-screen technology.

///// This is, what makes the WorkVisual App special:

# Full/Follow Projection Mode - Splitscreen
# Saving projects related presets of brushes and colors
# Saving a default picture with your preferred brushes, colors, layers and background images
# Having shortcuts to your favorite brushes
# Using brushes that remember their color
# Having a perfected drawing experience without any lags
# Being able to change layers in drawing mode
# Enabling filtering in search
# Being able to organize your drawings with tags
# Having a simple to use User Interface


///// This is, what you can do as well:

# Import pictures from camera roll
# Duplicate drawings
# Lock the transparency of a layer (Alpha-Lock)
# Export to camera roll or Mail-App
# Customize your color palettes
# Change the dynamics of your brushes
# Transform, Merge, Clear and Fill Layers
# Reorganize Layers
# Adjust Layer Modes and Opacity