Sticky Studio Plus

A collaborative canvas for untangling complexity

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Love Sticky Studio, and excited for this new release! StickyStudio is much more than just a whiteboard, it is a really helpful tool for systems thinkers and complexity practitioners to do the fuzzy front end thinking that is vital to letting go of the cerebral clutter, and externalising the elements of the system in a collaborative space so we can see the patterns and make sense of the signals. Great tool from the Kumu folk who have been working on tools for systems and complexity practice for over 10 years! Give it a whirl. @jeff_mohr, would love for you to jump in and share the story behind Sticky Studio!

Sticky Studio Plus is a fun and creative platform. How can users make the most out of its sticky note features? Congrats on the launch!

I'm really excited about using Sticky Studio, looks easy and intuitive. Big fans of the team behind it!

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 Excited to explore Sticky Studio Plus and its new features. Way to go, team! 👏👍

This app reminds me a bit of Miro. It's quite handy for brainstorming and visualizing ideas but I'm just wondering, was this app inspired by Miro in any way?

Very cool application for stickies, it's very easy to use which is most important for an application of this kind. One thing I'd love if you added is the ability to change fonts, I don't like the default font when it's small, when I zoom out.

Having been a long-time user and enthusiast of Kumu, a revolutionary app that brought correlation mapping to the forefront of collaborative and visual planning tools, I recently decided to give Sticky Studio Plus a try, eager to see what the developers had been working on. Sticky Studio Plus is promoted as a collaborative canvas designed to help teams untangle complexity and find clarity in their projects. However, my experience left me with mixed feelings. On the positive side, Sticky Studio Plus maintains the user-friendly interface that made Kumu a favorite. The layout is intuitive, and users can quickly start adding sticky notes and creating connections. However, the tool seems to fall short when it comes to innovation and functionality, especially when compared to its predecessor, Kumu. Sticky Studio Plus essentially offers a single feature from Miro, allowing users to create sticky notes and link them together. While this can be useful for basic brainstorming and planning sessions, it lacks the depth and versatility that Kumu provides with its advanced mapping and data visualization capabilities. One of my biggest disappointments was the inability to connect multiple notes using keyboard input alone, a standout feature in Kumu that significantly enhances efficiency and workflow. This lack of keyboard shortcuts and advanced linking options in Sticky Studio Plus feels like a step backwards, making the tool less appealing to power users who are accustomed to the rich feature set of Kumu. Moreover, the focus on developing Sticky Studio Plus seems to have come at the expense of further improving Kumu. While Kumu is already a groundbreaking tool, there are areas, particularly in UI/UX, that could benefit from refinement and updates. It's perplexing why the developers would divert resources to create a new, less powerful tool, rather than building upon and enhancing the existing successful product. In conclusion, Sticky Studio Plus may be suitable for teams seeking a basic collaborative canvas for simple planning and brainstorming activities. However, for those looking for a tool to truly untangle complexity and facilitate deep analysis, it falls short of expectations, especially when compared to the capabilities of Kumu. The developers at Sticky Studio have demonstrated their ability to innovate and create powerful tools in the past, and I hope to see them refocus their efforts on enhancing Kumu, a tool with proven potential and a strong user base.