The app provides emergency response plans on smart phones, iPads, and desktops. It offers alert notifications, crisis checklists, communication messaging, building maps, and video communications for those responsible for others during a crisis.
Place bulbs in empty cells to illuminate all cells. beams spread in four directions and stop at walls or other bulbs. Complete stages by ensuring all cells are lit and no bulbs are in each other's paths.
Create screencasts by writing and speaking. Annotate images and sketch with smooth ink. Resize and move elements freely. Zoom in for detailed focus. Describe and explain content visually. Export and share recordings directly.
Convert documents, web pages, videos, and text into maps with AI. Summarize PDFs, websites, YouTube videos, and prompts into visual outlines. Edit and expand maps using AI assistance. Share and organize maps for study or work projects.
Design RC beams with step-by-step calculations and detailed results. Input dimensions and material properties. Select ACI 318 code standards in US or metric units. Save and export design reports.
Create animations and games using coding blocks and personal artwork. Capture photos and record sounds to integrate into projects. Share finished work with friends and family.
Watch video tutorials on iOS, Mac, and development. Download or stream episodes. Use iPad Picture-in-Picture and Multitasking features. Access past and current content for iOS developers.
Allows users to calculate equations and formulas. Input variables to solve for unknowns in mechanics of materials. Access force-displacement relations and moment calculations. Retrieve reference materials for formulas.
Calculate parameters and convert units between metric and imperial systems. Access tools for critical bending moment, maximum stress, and deflection. Input loads and dimensions to determine structural properties.
The app allows users to create interactive presentations and demo videos. It offers features like freehand sketching over live video, adding pictures and shapes, and picture-in-picture recording.