If your brainstorming sessions tend to result in a bunch of disjointed notes and half-cooked thoughts that look more like a Rorschach test than a collection of ideas, chances are good that your big-idea concepts aren’t getting the chance to reach their full potential.
To help eliminate the chaotic clutter and provide some clarity to your new ideas, Scapple offers a simple way to keep your thoughts organized. It’s a program for both Mac and PC to write down ideas, move them around and connect one concept to another with ease.
And at $8.99 from TNW Deals, an organizational assistant has never been easier on the wallet.
Skip the random scraps of paper full of disjointed thoughts – Scapple allows you to make notes anywhere on your page and connect them in a variety of ways, building a virtual web of interconnected ideas and projects to suit your needs.
While most note-taking software is prohibitively clunky and unshareable, Scapple is a simple, sparse app that’s free of unnecessary frills. Simply double-click anywhere on the pad and start typing. You can then attach new ideas with arrows, lines, or just leave them on their own.
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Scapple was designed by the team at Literature & Latte, the developers responsible for the hugely popular Scrivener word-processing and writer’s management app.
With a finger on the pulse of what professionals need most, Literature & Latte have offered a new way to turbocharge your workflow, whether you’re a blogger, entrepreneur, tech aficionado or beyond. Get organized with Scapple, now 40 percent off on TNW Deals.
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