Status Board 2 review: Update iPad dashboard app still has a sea of untapped potential<article>
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<p>Panic didn’t conceive the original incarnation of Status Board for its customers. Developed in 2010 as a tidy way to keep track of support queries and development projects, it was a essentially a specialized webpage for employees, projecting a continuously updated list of the company’s email queue, projects, revenue, countdowns and calendar appointments on a 46-inch screen, a way to communally visualize all of the data the company was juggling.</p><p>When it landed on the iPad in 2013, Status Board took on a new form. With an array of at-a-glance panels and color-coded graphs, Status Board represented a solution to iOS’s lack of personalization and widgets, the hyper-customizable, up-to-the-second dashboard app that brought all of the disparate elements in your mobile life onto a single screen, cutting down on the amount of apps you needed to visit on your iPad. With the second incarnation, Panic looks to build on that foundation. With new panels, a friendlier pricing structure and a fresh new design, the app looks to expand its reach and usability—-and hopefully live up to its enormous potential.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2981793/ios-apps/status-board-2-review-update-ipad-dashboard-app-still-has-a-sea-of-untapped-potential.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Status Board 2 review: Update iPad dashboard app still has a sea of untapped potential
