FlowVella for Mac

FlowVella for Mac lets you create all types of interactive presentations that you can share directly or use as a visual aid during a lecture or other demonstration. With tons of template options for various purposes and the ability to integrate all types of media, this app gives you all the tools you need to effectively and efficiently communicate your ideas to your audience, no matter who or where they are.

Pros

Template designs: The templates available through this program are much more than just basic outlines that you have to flesh out and fill in on your own. They are specifically tailored to the type of presentation they're meant to support, and the variety of options ensures that you'll have no trouble finding one that perfectly suits your purpose.

Intuitive controls and shortcuts: Once you've chosen a template, you'll have no trouble adding your own content to the mix. That process is made as smooth as possible by the intuitive controls that let you add text, images, videos, or links to each slide, as well as the available keyboard shortcuts that put all tools literally at your fingertips.

Cons

Bugs and delays: While it's nice to be able to preview each type of template before you make your selection, the previews did take quite a while to load. We also had a hard time actually making a template selection, as not all of the options were responsive.

Bottom Line

FlowVella for Mac gives you an excellent set of tools to create beautiful Web-based presentations for a wide variety of purposes. Its controls and processes are smooth and intuitive, and the minor glitches we encountered during testing did little to take away from the many benefits the app provides.

• Auto-advance now supports looping when reaching the last screen
• Can now pause an auto-advancing presentation by pressing spacebar
• Flowception! You can now create links to (public) Flows from within your Flows
• Users without a second monitor can now open Presenter Notes
• Added diagonal arrow shape
• Improved stability
• Auto-advance progress bar now shows properly in presenter notes
• Red spellcheck underline no longer shows in screen previews