The interface.

I find it to be very unintuitive. Admittedly, once you get into grips with what does what, the speed of your work process will get (sort of) faster. But (!)—here’s the caveat, in my opinion—if I’m not using this every other day or so, I find it that I will quickly forget what did what. A lot of which is due to the interface and in my opinion (I might be the only one with this opinion, though), ambiguous differences (or relations) between the application’s terminology; Manuals, Lessons, Instructions, Sections, and so forth… There’s just too many terms and no obvious, crystal clear workflow path to me.

Maybe that’s related to what you intend to do with it? I don’t know. My intentions were to have a simple tool to quickly make quick instructions for my friends and peers—not necessarily Manuals, per se. I’m somehow sceptic to preset terms that wants to suggest what the user will actually use the program for. What if I want to make travel descriptions, for example? Would that result in me making a manual intead of a simple instruction? I think I may know the answer to that: no, of course not. (And I believe the developers have all the intentions of making an app that’s open for just about any kind of utilization you can think up, but again, something needs to loosen up.) As it stands right now, I find myself using the much more efficient app, Skitch. And should I need to include any copy/paste-able text, I’ll just paste the image(s) into a TextEdit document and save it as a PDF or similar.

All this complaining aside, I’m keeping an eye out for improvements in this app, and I still have faith in that it might become an easier application to use, both for computer illiterate folks, and experienced users on the look out for streamlined power tools.