Pro Kontra - Listen für Vorteile und Nachteile app for iPhone and iPad
4.4 (
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Developer: Tim Trinkies
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 5 years agoFirst release : 19 Jul 2014
App size: 13.75 Mb
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Shall I accept Angelina Jolie’s proposal and leave my wife? Is the new job the right thing for me? Should I buy the new iPhone or sit this one out?
This app is your decision aid, it’s a Lucky-8-Ball. Making a right decision calls for weighing the pros and cons. Pros and Cons analyzes every argument and finds the correct conclusion.
Features:
+ Create pro contra lists and add your arguments
+ Define priorities and valence
+ Intuitive usability to capture the essence
+ Extensive analysis and results for your decision
+ Share your lists with friends and familiy
Pros and Cons helps you accurately making good decisions!
Latest reviews of Pro Kontra - Listen für Vorteile und Nachteile app for iPhone and iPad
I like Concept but not User Friendly
Very Complicated and Frustrating to Use I love the concept of a graph but its not organized in a way I can easily use
Very Complicated and Frustrating to Use I love the concept of a graph but its not organized in a way I can easily use
How does this calculate anything?
The app is simple enough once you get the hang of it, although a simple t-chart layout might be simpler. The real problem with it is how things are determined, I have created a few list that end up having a much stronger pull to one side than the other yet are still listed as neutral or on the opposite side. The number of how many pros or cons there are is what I usually go with as they instead seem to have some math formula that alters the results. This wouldnt be a problem if it were explained anywhere but instead its simply left as it is.
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The app is simple enough once you get the hang of it, although a simple t-chart layout might be simpler. The real problem with it is how things are determined, I have created a few list that end up having a much stronger pull to one side than the other yet are still listed as neutral or on the opposite side. The number of how many pros or cons there are is what I usually go with as they instead seem to have some math formula that alters the results. This wouldnt be a problem if it were explained anywhere but instead its simply left as it is.