This is only my second post. I was blown away by the response to my first so I thought I’d try again.
This time it’s more niche.
I’m a lawyer in the UK. For a number of years I have been on the hunt for decent case analysis software for Mac. I’ve used CaseMap on Windows and anyone who’s used it will know how clunky it is and, let’s be honest, dated.
What I’m after is software that will easily permit the input of data to create chronological documents for analysis (chronologies and sub-chronologies based on certain criteria) and link that to things such as a witness list.
There’s a suite of iPad apps that many people really like, but they aren’t macOS AFAIK.
Do you want legal-specific software? Because Aeon Timeline could probably do this, but then so could Tinderbox (trick answer, Tinderbox can do anything if you know how).
I believe that Curio is being used by some lawyers. The recent version 15 has made a great improvement in the ability to show in presentation mode through an iPad (not USING an iPad). I’m somewhat keen on this advancement as it improves my ability to do lecture demonstrations where I can a) create in Curio, b) display from Curio, and c) annotate over the presentation using my iPad. The latter happens using an app called EpicPen.