Vectora app analytics for October 25

Vectora is a vector drawing tool built for play. Skip the steep learning curve of design suites — draw, bend, and explore shapes with your fingers or Apple Pencil. No subscription, no setup. Designed for mobile from the ground up. Every gesture, every interaction is tuned for the way your hands actually move on a screen. Made for iPhone Duo: closed, Vectora is a focused pocket sketchbook. Open it and the document re-centers into a full tablet workspace with tool panels, layers and modifiers. What you can do: - Draw freehand with smart shape recognition and taper - Illustration Mode: trace, PATH FILL and BUILD new shapes from overlapping regions - Draw precise paths with the Pen tool - Algorithmic LINE brushes: outline, 3D, spray, noise, camo - Combine, subtract, merge and blur shapes - Repeat shapes in linear and radial patterns - 2D and isometric grids, symmetry-aware erasers - Layer, group, and organize your work - Apply gradients, fills, text and stroke effects - Apple Pencil pressure and tilt on iPad - Haptic feedback on every snap and action - Import and export SVG, export PNG, or share directly Who it's for: Designers who want a sketch-grade vector tool in their pocket. Illustrators experimenting on the go. Built by one person who got tired of stretched iPad apps pretending they were mobile. No accounts. No cloud lock-in. Your designs live on your device.