LittleSnapper

This app works fine, and the interface is okay, but it doesn't really have much in the way of purpose: 1. It doesn't do anything you can't already do. 2. It doesn't facilitate anything you can already do In fact, it makes taking pictures a bit more difficult. The iPhone camera app is terrible, but at least you can go from home screen to saved photo in two clicks. With LS, it's four. So.. it's not particularly useful for snapping pictures. What else does it do? Well, the description touts web-page captures like they're really handy, but I can already snap webpages in Safari by using the screen capture function, so that's nothing this app brings to the table. Unless, I suppose, you have a pressing need to snap them without the safari interface showing, which if that's worth $2.99 to ya, be my guest. You can upload to QuickSilver, their photo-hosting website, but I'd prefer to use Flickr (via MobileFotos or Flickup or some other cheap/free app), which has a community, an api, and more sharing options, so that lacks appeal. And... well, that's it. A pretty app designed by a reputable company (I love Rapidweaver) that... doesn't do anything of any particular value. It's not bad, it's just doesn't do anything worth $3.00. Or worth the icon space on my phone, come to that. Maybe if future updates add some actual features I'll have occasion to be glad I downloaded this; at the moment, I wish I'd bought a sandwich instead.

The app has a nice solid feel to it and works perfectly (no crashes), however there are a couple of features I would like to see.<br/><br/>It would be nice if the built In browser had more capabilities, such as history and favorites. That would make finding and taking screenshots much easier. <br/><br/>Also, after snapping a screen and uploading it to QS, why not return to the browser rather than the start screen?<br/><br/>I'm a big fan of Littlesnapper on my Mac, so it's cool to have a miniature counterpart. Thanks!

Great app -- had a picture uploaded to QuickSnapper and then posted to Twitter less than 5 minutes after buying. Just amazing.

Pros: Beautiful icon, was free.<br/>Cons: Useless, clunky. The dial can't be spun from top icon to bottom icon or vise-versa without lifting your thumb and spinning again.<br/><br/>Would be neat if it supported all of the picture hosting providers. Very pretty ui.

Without any of the annotation tools that the desktop app has, this version is extremely limited. As others have already stated, it's good at taking images and uploading them to the Ember site, but that's all. Hopefully more features will be added in an update soon.

I'm a huge fan of littlesnapper on the desktop and the companion service quicksnapper. <br/>This app is very stable and it start up pretty quickly, didn't ran into any crash or bug, the experience is very polish. I recommend it.

I was VERY disappointed when I realized that I actually couldn't view the pictures directly on my phone. That is absolutly riduculous to charge 2.99 for an app when the main premise just launches safari.

This seems to be like Evernote but with much less functionality. And I can't get the demo on the website to play?