CoralScape - digital reef designer web app - now Mobile Supported!

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Hey everyone, my free digital reef designer app, 🪸 CoralScape, is now mobile-supported 📱✅!

www.coralscape.app < check it out

Thanks to everyone who has given feedback, keep the suggestions coming either below or by PMing me 😃

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Going to try this out tonight now that the tank is up and running
 
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nice! how'd you find it? any feedback?

also, if you export you can save to your device for the full quality image 😃
It was fairly easy to use. You can scale and rotate the coral sizes to fit your image it was very cool!
 
Very cool app. This is the first thing I wanted to do once I had pictures of my scape. I tried the webapp on desktop, not mobile.

Some feedback:
- I am a noob, I have no idea what I am doing, still learning what SPS, LPS, Soft etc. is. It would be really neat to have a "beginner set" of easy coral for newcomers to play with, these are probably commonly what they would grab first as they are learning to get their tank up and running/stable.
- the scaling was a bit confusing as I would scale from top left corner to bottom to scale down, but it would not shrink.
- when placing one at the top of the picture, it would cut off the rotate control, I would have to drag down rotate, then drag to my desired position.
- Having some fish to choose from would be neat as well.
- It would be neat to have a randomize option to randomize placement on the rock. Probably a large effort to do this though.

Had fun playing around with it, will be returning once I get closer to getting my first coral.
 

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