Inboard helps you organize your screenshots and photos like your own private, desktop-based version of Pinterest. It helps you to organize images that otherwise get lost in Finder and serves as an inspiration you can browse through to get inspired for your next project.
“Inboard: Finally A Screenshot App That’s Simple Enough To Be Useful” -Cult of Mac
“It’s the simplicity that stands out.” -AppStorm
Inboard is built creative types - great for designers, photographers and developers:
“I’ve tried around 7 of these type of apps, but none of them allowed me to view high quality images in masonry and folders. Very well designed.” -Caleb Amesbury, Senior IA Designer
Key features:
• Beautiful Pinterest-like display of your images
• Capture webpage screenshots of websites that you love
• Import your Dribbble shots
• Import/export library as a .zip for easy migration
• Organize images by using tags and folders
• Masonry image grid for maximum screen space use
Get Inboard today for a straightforward easy-to-use image organizer app.
Supports most popular file formats:
• PNG, JPG, GIF, PSD, AI, PDF, EPS, TIFF, MP4, MOV, M4V
Email us at support@inboardapp.com or tweet us @inboardapp with your suggestions and questions.
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has so much potential but does not work
Bezalel Nebari
The app doesn't function on mac ventura (although they said they updated it to fix that issue). The program crashes upon opening so it's totally unusable. It didnt function when I used Mac Catalina before Ventura. It is not possible to get in touch with the developers.I would look for alternatives that are actually functioning and actively being kept up to date.
Almost there….
sketchypictures
The Pinterest style thumbnail view is great for viewing lots of images at once. At it’s really fast, almost scary how fast the app responds and runs. There’s only a few things missing to make this a 5 star rating:1. It needs subfolders, you can only add one folder which makes it hard to organize image. If you’re coming from Ember or another image orgainzier app a folder is same as a “collection”. So it technically doesn’t have folders, smart folders, or anything like that. If you have a lot of folders you use ot organize with then you’ll be scrolling down the list for awhile.2. Multiple library or sync options. You can only create one library, which isn’t a huge deal, but you can’t chose where it’s stored. The only reason this might make a difference for some is if you want to keep the library on Dropbox to sync between computers. There’s no sync option so having the abilltiy to keep the library on Dropbox is a nice workaround.3. More account syncs. I acutally like to see an option where Inboard could sync with my Pinterest, Behance, and other accounts. Dribble is nice but it would be great to have more options.
it’s a clean job, but someone's gotta do it
David Pádua
lovely app, fast and beautiful. i like the fact that the developers didn't attempt a subscription model, it makes no sense for this kind of tool. it could be more finder-friendly though. [1] if the image folder mirrored the app’s two level structure, it would make it simple to browse them anywhere, either from the finder or apps that don’t touch the file structure like plex, for example. [2] live folders would make it even more flexible. [3] if it used finder tags instead of its own database, it would make it possible to search from outside the app. [4] image credits (title, author, year) could be clearly labeled with exif tags instead of generic ones. [5] sorting relies on filenames and dates, but there’s no way to manipulate them from inside the app. when you have tags, there’s no reason to worry about those things anyway, so it would be nice to be able to just drag them to reposition. the pinterest-like layout makes the positioning a little unpredictable, but the trade-off between control and beauty is inherent to the style.
Good update and app - needs a watch folder
AmyColton
It’s fast! even with thousands of images, which is very important. There’s one item that needs to be addressed soon to become truly a utility. Must have a “Watched Folder” or even multiple watch folders. The screen capture is fine, but I have several other apps I like better for capturing the screen in various ways - and don’t want to change those. If I’m forced to manually import each time I want Inboard updated, each time having to remember where I left off, I cannot use this long term and will continue to rely on Finder instead. I really hope you make this update because this is a useful application. Thanks!
• Fixes compatibility issues with macOS Tahoe and macOS Sequoia
• Improves image loading performance and stability
• Updates app icon
Version 1.1.9
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