Reporto vs Padoo Trackpad

דרך REPORTO יוכלו חברות בדק בית ליצור ולהפיק דו"ח ליקויים ישירות מהנייד בעת הבדיקה בבית הלקוח בצורה נוחה ומהירה. התוכנה מאובזרת במגוון רחב של תקנים מעולם הבניה ולצד רוב הליקויים מותאם מספור מהתקן וציטוט אשר יכנס לדו"ח לצד הליקוי הנבחר באופן אוטומטי. לצד כל ליקוי ישנה אפשרות לצרף תמונה וכן לבצע סימון על גבי התמונה שצולמה. לחברה תהיה אפשרות להוסיף ליקויים חדשים בקלות ושמירתם לשימוש חוזר לפי פורמט העבודה שלה. בסיום הבדיקה ניתן להפיק את הדו"ח ולשלוח אותו בלחיצת כפתור לדואר אלקטרוני לפי בחירה.

Padoo turns your iPhone into a trackpad for your Mac or Windows PC. It isn't a remote desktop app. The phone's glass becomes the pointing surface, and your computer's cursor responds in about 2ms over a direct wireless link. Setup is one QR scan. After that the two apps find each other on their own and pick whichever connection is fastest: USB cable, direct phone-to-Mac Wi-Fi, or your normal network. TRACKPAD Works the way your MacBook trackpad already works. One finger moves the cursor. Tap to click. Two-finger tap for right click. Two fingers to scroll, with acceleration and coasting like a real trackpad. Rest a finger to stop a page mid-glide. Three-finger swipe between desktops. Tap-and-a-half gives you click and drag. If the defaults don't suit your hands, every threshold is adjustable from the Mac: how far a tap can travel and still count as a tap, how long the drag window stays open, how much movement commits a swipe. TRACKPAD DOCK Up to five apps of your choosing sit along an edge of the trackpad. Tap one and it comes forward on the Mac, without leaving the trackpad. The dock shows which of them are already running, and you can arrange it separately for portrait and landscape. Drag an app onto a slot to put it there. AIR POINTER Aim the phone at your screen and the cursor goes where you point, like a TV remote. It sends absolute position rather than relative movement, so nothing sits between your aim and the screen. A quick relative mode works straight away. There's also a calibrated mode if you want it mapped to your actual display. The Mac draws a soft ring around the cursor while you're aiming, so you can see what it's tracking. APP DECK A grid of keys, one per app in your Mac's Dock, in the same order, using the real icons. Press one and that app comes forward. Brightness and volume sliders sit on either side. The Mac reads its own Dock, so there's nothing to configure. MULTI-COMPUTER CONTROL An optional one-time purchase lets one iPhone stay connected to up to three computers. Switch between them with a tap, or lay out your screens and slide the pointer off the edge of one computer onto the next. Trackpad, Air Pointer and App Deck all follow the computer you choose. ABOUT THE CONNECTION Wireless input can stutter, and it's usually one of two things. Either Wi-Fi channel contention on the Mac's single radio, or Low Power Mode on the iPhone cutting the capture rate in half. Padoo checks both and tells you which one you're hitting, in plain language. If the link drops while you're mid-drag, the Mac lets go of the button within about 1.5 seconds. You won't get stuck holding something you can't see. PRIVACY No account. No sign-in. No analytics. No server. The phone talks to your computers and nothing else. Pairing keys stay in the keychain. YOU'LL NEED THE COMPANION APP Padoo does nothing on its own. It works with a Mac or a Windows PC, and the companion app for both is a free download from taltools.site/padoo. On a Mac it needs macOS 15 or later. It runs in the menu bar with no Dock icon, and it needs Accessibility permission so it can move your cursor.