AppCooker

What do you like best?

This app makes defining workflow and screen layout a breeze. It is quick and easy and packed with a full set of features at a very fair price. Support is ultra responsive. It's great for presentations and allows you to pitch it to take it to the next level. You also get a feel for how much detail your app is going to need. I highly recommend this.

What do you dislike?

the tutorials could be much improved.

First, it would be good to have narration that is less accented. I had to replay several times to understand what was being said.

Secondly, the tutorials are very misleading when referring to pop-overs. They make it look like pop-overs are part of the feature set (which would be great!), but in fact require a tedious work-around to simulate.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

It's intuitive to use, the mockup editor is superb, there's plenty of useful and relevant features, and overall when I'm using it, the phrase "Someone pinch me because I must be dreaming!" comes to mind.

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What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

the app is really useful in mocking up a proposed new app.App Cooker allows you to export mockups and prototypes using the following formats: .apptaster (of which more in a moment), PDFs, PNGs, and JPGs. You may do so using either iTunes File Sharing, Email, Photo Library, Box, or my personal preference, Dropbox. I have used it to mock up my MathLingo app.