Gathered - Collect Inspiration Hack 2.20 + Redeem Codes

I cannot express how many times I’ve dreamed of this exact app existing. And by “exact”, I literally mean there is nothing about it I would change… but there is one thing I would add, and that is GIF file support.

Upon testing if GIF files were compatible with this app, I cannot express how disappointed I was when I found out that—while you can import GIF files themselves no problem, they never actually move at all, for the app will only display the first frame of the GIF—and I was only as disappointed as I was because it felt like I was so close to having the perfect application that I’ve been seeking out for so long.

For the sake of comparison, if we take Google Photos, for example (a very similar photo/album management app), within each album you have on it, GIFs are are not only compatible, but they move as they are supposed to. This is the case not only upon expanding the image, but also upon the entire photo grid view. In other words, I can scroll through all of my photos, and the GIFs will still constantly loop live.

If there is any possibility of this being an added feature/ability regarding the future of this app, then this app will deserve five stars in my book. (Maybe even six!) Otherwise, it is phenomenal regardless, and I can’t thank you enough for it!

Part of being a creative is being inspired and I have alot of images ive saved up over the years that I would rather keep into organized tabs and this app does it perfectly. Ive wanted something like this since forever.

The only thing i would suggest is letting us share our tabs with other people because right now you cant send your stuff to any other app or person currently on ios.

Overall good job And super affordable subscription

Overall this app concept was exactly what I was looking for and purchased a month trial on my MacBook. Unfortunately I’ve already canceled my subscription because of the app lacking some important features.
1. Not being able to share your boards is the main missing feature that made me switch to another app. This feature is extremely important for anyone collaborating on a group project.
2. There were also a few bugs within the app that were beyond annoying. Anytime I’d try to save one of the images to my photos folder, it wouldn’t let me save another image until the program was closed and reopened.
3. My account wouldn’t sync to the app on my iphone which is feature that’s a must for busy on the go people who aren’t able to take their laptops with them.

Have to say this app is one of my favorites, it’s invaluable for keeping track of assets and inspiration for graphics and design work. It’s like a personal pinterest. I like that the app interface is super polished and instantly intuitive to anyone familiar with iOS. It’s especially great how the native markup tool is integrated right into the app as well.

If I had a critique, I wish the markup annotations would show all the time, not just when the full image is viewed. But it’s not a huge deal.

Awesome that it’s a single purchase for the iPad, iPhone, AND the Mac versions.. Since most apps would charge a separate fee for each, it’s a steal for something that flawlessly syncs between all my devices.

I use Dropmark and a few other methods to organize images, inspiration etc. This is really close to being a replacement since it’s native and minimal. Only thing I’d Ivone is the ability to save reference websites along with images. I currently screenshot sites and add them into the info, but it’s not super efficient. I do web design so saving inspiration sites etc would be super cool along with my general reference/mood images.

It looks a lot like pinterest and it’s pretty attractive scrolling through completed album. Free version only allows you 20 photos though which is basically nothing.

Suggestions:
•You can only add one by one which isnt very effective.
•You should be able to add tags to better organize.
•When clicking an image you should be able to swipe left and right based on sequential upload.
•When holding image and dragging you should be able to re-arrange location/change sequence

Finally, a true successor to Ember!

Doesn’t really do much. Was pretty surprised to see such a basic app have a monthly subscription built into it.. i’d much rather something this simple allow me tonuse all the features for a one time fee.

I haven't a use case for mobile but desktop only and the app is pretty troubling sometimes as a mac app.

This app is not useful to me. I lost all my images due to it crashing.