I love StoriesOnBoard, but the lack of touch support and/or a native mobile app is a huge issue, and in fact it means we are already considering alternative options.
You can imagine your target personas, such as Product Owners, Product Managers, Senior UX people, etc. are often on the move, not sat at our desks. iPad Pro is a popular platform in the professional environment now, and the very nature of Story Mapping should be tactile, easy and interactive. It's a HUGE gap that I can't use SoB on my iPad pro.
Great product, but please catch up. It's 2019, after all :-)
Anonymous
Guys,
I cannot begin to tell you how important this is.
I love StoriesOnBoard, but the lack of touch support and/or a native mobile app is a huge issue, and in fact it means we are already considering alternative options.
You can imagine your target personas, such as Product Owners, Product Managers, Senior UX people, etc. are often on the move, not sat at our desks. iPad Pro is a popular platform in the professional environment now, and the very nature of Story Mapping should be tactile, easy and interactive. It's a HUGE gap that I can't use SoB on my iPad pro.
Great product, but please catch up. It's 2019, after all :-)