JigSpace

Thank you for the personal reply & assistance, hugely appreciated! What a fun & exciting app! Both of my kids love exploring on here! (1st grade & K-5) This is a great tool for explaining, showing kids the “inner workings” of so many things. So cool! Thank you for creating an educational & fun experience... well worth the $, no doubt. [previously written: It’s a bright sunny day, I’m using a brand new iPad outside, I’ve used every “flat surface” I can think of (including an 8’ slice of clean plywood, laid flat on the ground with sunlight pouring down on it - also tried a clean, new sheet of white poster board laid flat on the white sidewalk with sunlight pouring down - etc etc). I’ve moved the iPad around slightly as the app keeps suggesting, there’s no MORE lights to turn on, not a cloud in the sky & I swear it’s bright enough for sunglasses. The app won’t accept ant flat surface no matter what I try. I’ve worked on it for an hour. For the record, yes I first tried every flat surface inside the house (with every light on, despite the ridiculousness of it). What’s the problem? Can anyone help? There’s 2 kids & 2 adults here, who’d love to explore this app.]

So I got pretty bummed when I went to pull my first jig up and saw nothing but the background frantically moving from left to right. It’s the middle of the night so I had the time to shoot a quick email. Well with in the hour I realized I had already gotten a cheery response asking for a picture and a promise they could fix with no problem. Turns out I’m not so smart and had my camera permission blocked. :) they were great and the app was even greater !!! I feel like this will become huge once they had the ability to create your own jigs. ... fully recommend

Wow! Thank you for such an incredible tool! I can see where this is going for education and I’m impressed and grateful. As a geology teacher, I look forward to seeing what is produced in the future! One of the most difficult aspects to teaching geology is getting my students to think about long, slow, 3D processes that happen underground where they can’t be seen. It is crucial for the student to grasp these concepts, but can be an agonizing journey for those who have a hard time piecing together the 3D from a bunch of 2D pictures and the flailing body language of their crazy prof. I imagine one day what would have taken me weeks to teach will take one lab session with an app and the right bundles. Wow! In the mean time, I’m keeping myself pleasantly occupied with the Jigs on hand. I get this feeling poking through your app like I had as a kid when I’d pull out one of our encyclopedias and flip through it, grazing on knowledge and feasting my eyes on sketches and photographs of all from machines to mammals. Thank you for touching that same old place of delight in me - the joy of discovery!