This: Simple Photo Annotation App Reviews

Ive always wished there was something like this. Not really looking for it, I was looking through the featured apps and noticed Tin Rocket. I love the other apps by them. Waterlogue, Popsicolor and especially Percolator. Love that one! They are so well done, easy to use and feature packed and although this was more than I like to pay for apps, I didnt give a thought, just on the their name. This is not an artistic app. Its simple and straightforward and usable for everything. Im a real fan!

Love this app!

I love this little labeling app for photos but I cant figure out how to delete an arrow once its been added. Ive tried lots of ways I thought would work. Is it even possible?

The app is top rate. Really enjoying it. For me it is missing two things: 1.) The sharing menu needs to allow sharing via message 2.) Need to be able to put a circle or box around things Thanks so much for creating this app. It is appreciated.

Basic, yet smooth and does the job well. It is like having a pointer.

Does as advertised in a slick and minimalist interface. Love using this to help friends find me by snapping shots of my maps and then annotating them with this app! So useful!

Well, not quite perfect but darned close. It does just one thing - puts callouts and labels on pictures. I wasnt entirely sure I needed that but I like Tinrockets stuff, so I got it. I found myself using it all the time. I use iThing photos as notes, send them to people to ask questions about the item, etc., and being able to indicate a specific part and say something about it, or ask about it (especially if its multiple elements) is invaluable, especially given that Id otherwise be trying to describe it with a keyboard the size of a cracker! I use it constantly. Being able to point out something instead of trying to describe it is so useful that Ive started to wonder how I ever got along without this. Also, its polished, elegant, and extremely simple to use. Id give it six stars if I could.

Easy to use- precise, nice font and intuitive.

A pictures worth a thousand words. But then you put words on a picture, and you find clarity. Cant explain in words? Client doesnt "get it" over the phone? Husband wants to know which brand of yogurt was that you wanted???! boom.