Arborea App for iPhone

[mrharris]

I found a pretty decent pipe app in the App Store and gave "Arborea" a try. It's a nice app and lets me digitally file my collection and track any storage that I may want to do. I also like it because it's a simple to navigate and use application. You can post reviews, catalogue your pipes, etc. It's not another forum; it's only intended for personal use. I mean, come on, we already have access to the best forum in the world anyway. If you're looking for a good app, give it a try. Let me know if you've heard of this or have other suggestions. If you are OCD like me, you'll love the ability to track your collection.

 

[tuold]

Interesting. Does the pipe data include a picture as well as dimensions?

 

[jvnshr]

Does the pipe data include a picture as well as dimensions?

I've just checked the screenshots of the app (didn't want to install it, costs $2.99 on Android), I think you cannot add the dimensions, but only a picture of the pipe, its shape and rating. I might be wrong however.

 

[nevadablue]

I can't find it in the app store.
But a google search turns it up and it then shows in the store. Odd...
I figured it out. Apple has blocked updates on the app, so the i-version is out of date and doesn't show in searches in the store. Oh well.

 

[aquadoc]

I own the Android app. For the pipe section of the app/database, you take a photo which is displayed at the top once you click on the pipe in your list. So for my Curvy it has my Curvy's photo, followed by the name "Curvy by Al Pascia. Then it has a fields in order: Bowl Shape, Bowl Material, Bowl Finish, Stem Shape, Rating, and then a Comments section. In the comments section you can put the dimensions or whatever you would like. There are no fields specifically made of bowl or other dimensions.

 

[0qubit1]

I used to have Pipe Smoker Unleashed on my old laptop that I lost, but can't reinstall it because it no longer exists, apparently. Paid $30 for that. Anyways, so I read this thread and went ahead and installed Arborea (Android). It's good, nothing fancy, just a way to keep track of your stuff. It doesn't have an accessories tab, smoking journal, or random pipe/tobacco combination picker like PSU, but that's ok. I haven't added anything to it yet but I took a few screenshots. Good to have an app for pipe enthusiasts, though there could be so much more. I do electronics and programming, though I've never messed with Android. Maybe I should give it a go. What would your dream app feature?