We have used Trace since it first appeared! KAPD use Trace daily and constantly in a professional capacity to develop freehand and scale preliminary concepts, through to final presentation works. Trace has proved to be a highly stable platform to develop projects and store detailed drawings on file. Files are revisited, switched, erased and altered constantly with layers absorbing more and more levels of input and detail. Trace is intuitive and allows the user complete freedom to work. Had a glitch recently that required an email to the Morpholio support team. The response was by return. It identified the problem and a resolve was forwarded. Clean, efficient, prompt, professional. It is important that Morpholio Trace, doesn’t lose its original baseline - the simplicity of use of a drawing pad, but there are important updates that Morpholio may make to Trace that will make it an even sharper, fine tuned, drawing instrument in the future. KAPD.

We asked and you delivered. Thank you for listening. The image opacity is a brilliant new tool and much needed for tracing and general architectural concept work. I’ve used this app for more than two years. In the beginning, going through the learning curve I would go over to the dark side and try and do the same work on the ‘Concepts’ app, but always I return. Morpholio is for those who want to bash out a quick architectural drawing. Site development plans, sketch floor plans, details, sketching over site photographs. It works excellently for all of the above. Like any software it takes a bit to get your head around it, but once you have have set up and established your own templates, pens, layers...you’re sorted.Two additional functions which would be useful. 1: Layer naming - can we have an abbreviation of layer name ...maybe shown semi-opaque over the thumbnail so you don’t take up any more screen space. It would be handy when dealing with multiple layers. Recently reached the layer limit in a sketch and had utter chaos keeping track of which layer was which. 2: The ability to alter the smoothness of the line from freehand to rigid vector. The ruler jumps too much when you lift your finger ...i have temporarily overcome the problem by moving the ruler around with the pencil point, but not an ideal solution. Also there is too much parallax on the ruler edge so the line doesn’t draw on the front edge of the ruler. In frustration I have sometimes reverted to using a plastic ruler on my screen. But overall an excellent product. Keep up the good work.

I’m a few days in. I survey rooms for kitchen installations and have put some projects through Trace. After watching tutorials and reading up on its use, I’ve found Trace to be a very useful addition to my toolset at a very reasonable price when compared to many other apps I have considered. There is - so far - one problem I have found nd that is the inability to manually enter the length of a line numerically as can be done with SketchUp or AutoCAD. I want to start drawing a line, type a number, and for the line to become that length. Surely that’s not too difficult a thing to add? Using the ruler (which is otherwise great) is troublesome when trying to draw a line which is 1437mm long. Especially at scale.Give me this and I’ll give five stars and become a long term subscriber!

Clients LOVE Architects hand drawings, but this sellable ‘magic’ gets lost in a world of CAD. Trace Pro has enabled me to exploit this skill again, but direct to the digital realm and in a sustainable way, cutting out paper, copier and scanner. I import pdfs of CAD drawings for mark-up and overlays and sketch over photos with perspective support. I’ve had the Pro version for 18 months but I’m still just scratching the surface of its capability. When I found something it couldn’t do I emailed and Support replied instantly- the functionality was already built in- I just didn’t know where to find it. They are adding a user guide for that now. Support like that is rare these days. It’s worth every penny, not comparing apples and apples, but a fraction of what we pay for our CAD license. Andy L. Architect. UK