TouchDesk is the leading app (by far) amongst alternatives in Freeform, Crayon, SketchPro and AirDraw. I use this app with Logitech Muse on the latest beta OS, which works well. My only question to the developer is - how feasible would it be to control the start and stop of writing upon detection of the Muse’s tip making contact with a hard surface? Currently, start and stop of writing are determined by position relative to the horizontal canvas placement - if above the canvas, then don’t write. If in or exactly on the canvas, then write. However, it is very difficult for the user to consciously control the lift-height of the Muse when lifting during writing (next letter/word, multi-stroke letters). The Apple Pencil (for iPads) solve this using contact feedback readings from the Pencil - likely a pressure sensor on the Pencil’s tip to feedback in readings that the Pencil is making contact with the iPad screen. For the use-case of Logitech Muse - could something similar be achieved provided there is a way to read pressure feedback from the Muse?

Right now there is a bug that it makes you draw with your left and pan with your right. No way to swap back. Other than that its a lot of fun to paint. Hope to see a option to swap between left and right hand

This app is a great proof of concept and shows what is likely coming in the future of VisionPro with regard to note-taking. However, in its current state, the controls are just too finicky and words look like a preschooler drew them no matter how carefully I try. I think if the app could recognize the tip of a pen or pencil and only use that for drawing input, we might be getting somewhere.

This is so cool and I can’t wait for more. Left hand mode please.