SKRIBBLOR is an app for creating drawings, sketches, and notes with a stylus on either a desktop computer or a tablet. It is a vector-based program, and specifically it creates SVG documents.
SKRIBBLOR is NOT a full-featured SVG editor, and it is not intended to become one. For precise design work and full control over paths, groups/layers, and all of the many features of SVG, use Inkscape!
SKRIBBLOR is being created by and for an illustrator/cartoonist, and so its features are oriented towards that kind of work.
IMPETUS
I really enjoy vector-based sketching and note-taking apps like Chrome Canvas, Squid, and especially Concepts, which I've been a paying user of for a while now. However, I hate the fact that all of these apps only allow you to export rasterized image files or to use their own proprietary document formats which can't be edited in any other software.
Furthermore, I don't think that any of the existing apps in this space have a pen engine that behaves the way that I want one to – that is, a pen engine that is suitably analogous to the behaviour of a fountain or dip-pen.
I'm making SKRIBBLOR to have what I feel is a good pen engine, and to export SVG files which you can open-up and edit in Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer (maybe?), and... perhaps others? And, importantly, you can stick 'em in a Web page.
Don't have a logo yet, but here's a first crack at a mascot: SKRIBBLOR!
