Hobbies (17 programs)
Pros: Searchable, categorized trick library for targeted study. High-quality video references for timing and finger positioning. Combo-builder tool to arrange sequences into routines. Compatible with Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Cons: Niche focus may not suit casual viewers. Community-specific terminology can confuse absolute newcomers. Mac-only availability excludes non-Mac desktop users.
Pros: Great range of books from various authors. Constantly updated. Short and helpful descriptions. Downloadable audiobooks.
Cons: Audio quality could be better. Controls aren’t very intuitive. Design isn’t the most modern. Developer support isn’t the best.
Pros: Lots of customisation options, with extensive text formatting tools. Multiple coloured themes to choose from. Lets you create security passwords to protect privacy. Backup and restore capabilities mean you won't lose precious memories.
Cons: Nicely designed physical journals are available for a similar price. Some toolbar icons can be confusing and vague. Too many options for those who aren't good with computers. Writing by hand can be what makes journal entries therapeutic, which this digital version loses.
Pros: Rich, advanced multimedia editor. Tracks location, health, mood and other life data. Option to store data locally for extra privacy. Included templates provide writing prompts.
Cons: Expensive collection of services available free elsewhere. No new feature development. Requires saving to iCloud for data sync. No support for third party cloud storage.
Pros: Extremely snappy. Unlimited hierarchical journals. iCloud synchronization. Complete encryption.
Cons: Doesn’t let you delete pre-installed notes. Lacks external share features. Free version isn’t fully featured. No context menu.
Pros: Various card spreads. Provides reading help. Multiple deck options. Stores readings and notes.
Cons: Requires high resolution. Only one white book. Doesn't provide an intro. Slow on older devices.
