Stage Plan Master vs Flux+

"Stage Plan Master" helps you create clear and legible stage diagrams to communicate your band's technical requirements to a sound engineer! You can build a collection of stage plots for different kinds of situations, then print or send them by email/whatsapp/other, directly from your mobile device. The app includes graphics for the following items: - Inputs: vocal mic, instrument mic, area mic, clip mic, kick drum mic - Outputs: wedge monitor, spot monitor, fill monitor, in-ear monitor, headphone amp - Instruments: drums, keyboards, grand piano, guitars, etc. - Other: stairs, riser, stool, chair, guitar stand, guitar rack, power outlet, mixer, etc. and more and mores can be added, I wait for your suggestions! NOTE: If you have a problem or a suggestion, please contact me before writing a bad review. I promptly reply to all emails and posts!

Flux is a system insights app for people who care how their device behaves over time. Instead of live dashboards and constant numbers, Flux focuses on patterns, drift, and change — the quiet signals that usually get lost in real-time noise. Track how your device evolves throughout the day and across longer periods, with carefully designed visuals that prioritise clarity over clutter. What Flux shows you: - Battery behaviour and long-term drift - Connectivity changes (Wi‑Fi, cellular, Bluetooth) - Thermal state patterns - Background activity trends - Timeline-based system events Designed to feel different: Flux avoids the typical system monitor aesthetic. No flashing charts. No aggressive colours. No unnecessary alerts. Privacy-first by design: Flux does not collect, track, or sell your data. All analysis happens locally on your device. Built for today — ready for tomorrow: Flux is designed with future features in mind, including widgets and deeper long-term insights, while staying fully compliant with Apple’s platform guidelines.