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They seem to have removed Affinity from the Mac App Store. For those who want a lifetime license instead of freemium, Amandine* is similar to Affinity ($30 on
by insane_dreamer 1y ago
They seem to have removed Affinity from the Mac App Store.
For those who want a lifetime license instead of freemium, Amandine* is similar to Affinity ($30 on Mac Store).
(I have no connection to either app).
* Edit: It's Amadine, not Amandine (my typo)
- osxman 1y agoGreat tip, will give that a try! To find it in the Mac Appstore it is called 'Amadine' (without the 'n') It seems alright at first glance, thanks again for this tip. Feels also more European since it is from Ukraine, supporting them feels good!
- presbyterian 1y agoAnd if you want just a photo editor, not a vector software, I really recommend Pixelmator Pro. I've had it and Affinity Photo for years, but I find myself sticking with Pixelmator more often than not.
- p_ing 1y agoApple bought Pixelmator. What is it's future?
- JKCalhoun 1y agoPossibly free also.
- presbyterian 1y agoWhy would you assume this? None of their other pro apps (Logic, Final Cut, Motion) have done this.
- grougnax 1y agoBecoming free trash like Affinity.
- presbyterian 1y agoWhy would you assume this? None of their other pro apps (Logic, Final Cut, Motion) have done this.
- latexr 1y agoI got interested in Pixelmator Pro after Canva acquired Affinity, and then lost interest again when Apple bought them. They aren’t exactly good stewards of their own pro apps.
- latexr 1y agoI have been curious about Amadine for a few years, but honestly at this point it feels that if I’m going to invest any time in learning a new vector drawing tool (for like the fourth or fifth time), it’s probably a good idea to try Inkscape first. They were working on Affinity Designer file imports a few versions back.