Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Maurizio Nitti · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
This is excellent. Simple and straightforward yet incredibly powerful. The more realistic proportions are just more helpful compared to more stylized apps like MagicPoser (though I’ve enjoyed that too!). There are so many small details here that just speak to being built for artists who need a quick pose reference. Sticky feet for fast foot posing (feet automagically flex the toes to make contact with the ground if the foot isn’t posed flat); the unique touch interface system; being able to save custom poses ?? I’ve seen paid apps that don’t offer this! Being able to lock/pin specific body parts is also FANTASTIC. Also you can create more stylized proportions in pro using the modified mannequins like HELLO? If you didn’t know, you can pick any movable body part from any of the mannequin presets and mash them together, in addition to SCALING each part however you like and then saving it as a preset! I tend to draw my heads larger than realistic so this was so so helpful. It took me a couple minutes to set up a scene to my liking, export it to photos and then drop it in my art app as a reference. The cherry on top is that the dev only charges a flat rate for the app—I’d pay it twice over happily! If I had any dev suggestions, I’d say maybe more props, or possibility to import low-poly .obj files. Also! Not sure how hard it is to separate limbs into their own rigs with the figure rigging setup, but that could be a fun way to add multiple limbs etc.
This is seriously a very underrated app. It’s easy to use after you get used to it, and the free version is actually usable unlike a lot of other similar apps. The pro features are locked behind a one time payment of $5 rather than a monthly subscription which is even better and helps it stand out from other apps like it. I’ve already seen an improvement from my art since I started using it, and am considering to buy the pro plan. The biggest downside to this is that there isn’t much options in the pro plan. I would like to see more options added, such as more creatures and animals, and more props. I would gladly pay more money for to unlock more options. What helps this app stand out is the user friendly interface and the fact it’s cheap yet good. Many other similar apps lock everything helpful behind expensive monthly subscriptions most people can’t afford. I believe that this posing app can easily be a go to for thousands of people if there were more options and it kept its one time fee for unlocking the other options. One other quick thing I do enjoy is that the female body model is part of the free plan. Many other similar apps lock the female body behind a paywall for some reason, so I was so happy to see that there is both a male and female body option!
I love this app and I use it for my art all the time, there are some things that stop it from being 5 stars in my eyes and thats just the limited selection of props and body parts. The werewolf is cool but it’s missing it’s tail etc. Having a devil or some winged critter would be cool. And maybe more firearms or a backpack or something along those lines. Make it a pro selection if you must, I’d pay money for a Dog model lol. Small suggestion? How about custom props? Like using the shapes to make something then having it be its own solid item that you can save and re-use? For example, I took the Lever action rifle you have as a prop then used the cubes and cylander to make a Fallout Laser rifle! I was proud of how it looked but was disappointed I couldn't give the other models the same thing because even if the shapes and rifle are attached to the character’s hand, they’re still individual shapes. TLDR. Love the app, wish there were more options in models and props, suggest custom prop maker similar to the custom model maker system! God bless.
I like to think about this app as a natural evolution of the traditional drawing mannequin. As artistis around the world started supporting it and app...
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