Tapbots Post First Details On ‘Secretive’ iPad Project


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@Tapbots, developers of the conversion app ConvertBot, weight tracking app WeightBot, and more recently the clippings inbox PasteBot, have today announced the first information on a new iPad application they are working on.

Posting the vaguest of vague screenshots on social sharing network @Dribbble, lead designer Mark Jardine unveiled the company was in fact working on an application for Apple’s iPad.

Previous releases from the company have gone down extremely well with the App Store crowd, with many believing them to show both pioneering user interface design, and user functionality.

Lips are sealed for now. All I can say is this is something small, something new (for us), and something iPad. Not the most interesting screen, but pretty much all I can show without giving anything away.

So far, all we know is the app will have options for sounds.

[via @Tapbots and @Dribbble]

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