Additions in the Flow 2 updated included real-time collaboration, vertical documents (ideal for the iPhone's screen) and a pencil case feature that puts your drawing tools on your iPhone while you use your full iPad screen as a canvas. Users can draw or take notes on an infinite-width canvas that lets you customize everything from your writing tools (virtual pens, pencils and markers in a variety of colors and sizes) and paper (from Moleskine's traditional ivory paper to black, white, and blue, with options for grids and more). Flow is ideal for the iPad's more expansive screen, but you'll find a solid iPhone version, too. The company has made a strong push into iOS apps, highlighted by Flow, an impressive drawing and note-taking app that does justice to Moleskine's notebook roots.
Moleskine isn't just about physical journals and notebooks anymore.
