eVis Beta description

Flowchart making app
Core idea — combination of automation and flexibility so that at least it would not fall behind even distant alternatives.
“Bringing desktop capabilities to a mobile device”.
Features:

Line handling is the most flexible among all flowchart-making software including desktop ones (and soon it will be extended even more). At the same time it preserves and even extends level of automation: Intelligent Lines algorithm allows lines to go around obstacles in real time. It also provides a number of different ways to create and manipulate lines.

Word processing capabilities are more advanced than in any other similar iOS app levelling with such in Visio.

Emphasis on synchronisation: due to a tiny size of project files and other optimisations it is made possible to save and open projects hosted in Google Drive even at very low internet speed whereas in normal conditions projects are downloaded and opened instantly.

Thanks to cleverly designed data format even HUGE (8 pages * 1024 figures with text inside each) projects are opened in a matter of couple (literally) of seconds (//*and further as tested on iPhone 6s and iPad 5).

Ability to autosave guarantees that users’ work is not to be lost under any circumstances (//*iCloud synchronisation is to be added in near future).
And combined with instant loading time it creates an impression that app is never quits opening last project at a very place it was left.
(Time to open same* project (256 sequentially connected figures with text inside each) in:  The_Alternative: 15 seconds, eVis: <0.1 second)

In UX attempts are being made to compensate the lack of physical keys what results in common activities to be accomplished quicker and more conveniently.

Advanced hierarchy: it is possible to create:
-workspaces containing
-projects containing
-pages containing
-layers.
So it is made convenient to work with all information system’s schemes simultaneously.

Performance: so far the best alternative is The_Alternative, yet the performance drops are noticeable at only 150+ shapes (and before the very recent update it was much worse), when some actions (like moving numerous objects) are almost impossible to accomplish, so that panning and zooming are extremely slow and furthermore it is affecting the smoothness of the UI.
In eVis all navigation and all other actions are smooth*(//*without shadows) even at 1000+ objects on screen.
Moreover the performance on a relatively old iPad is actually higher than of a desktop version of The_Alternative run on a latest MacBook Pro 13. (//*Power efficiency so far is similar to The_Alternative).

And there is a number small yet significant details where eVis surpasses The_Alternative: e.g. in The_Alternative it is impossible to copy/paste objects between different projects whereas in eVis copied objects are kept independently during entire session; also The_Alternative lacks redo capability which is present in eVis.