SankeyMaster – Ultimate Sankey Diagram
SankeyMaster app on Apple Store creates Sankey charts for iOS, macOS, and visionOS. Features include easy data entry, drag-and-drop adjustment, rich colors, and privacy measures. Priced at $5.99, supports multiple languages.
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SankeyMaster is an app available on the Apple Store that allows users to create complex Sankey charts on iOS, macOS, and visionOS. The app offers features such as easy data entry, data file import, drag-and-drop node adjustment, minimalist design, rich color representation, and high-quality export options. It is tailored for iOS and macOS to provide a seamless user experience. Whether you are a data analyst, student, or anyone interested in visualizing data, SankeyMaster aims to revolutionize the way data is communicated. The latest version of the app includes fixes for image format errors and support for more languages. Users have praised the app for its file import feature, making it quick to generate visually appealing Sankey diagrams. The app developer, 辉章 何, ensures data privacy practices are in place, with collected data not linked to individual identities. SankeyMaster is priced at $5.99 and is compatible with various Apple devices, offering support for multiple languages and family sharing options.
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