The same suite, on a smaller screen
aukimi runs in a browser, so it already runs on your tablet. What changes is the interface: a layout built for touch rather than a desktop UI squeezed down.
A third layout, not a squeezed desktop
Most web apps have two states: desktop and "small". aukimi resolves a real third variant. A tablet gets its own interface where one exists, and falls back to the mobile layout where it does not — so a module is never left broken while its tablet UI is still being built.
Dedicated tablet interfaces, module by module
The rollout is deliberate rather than announced all at once. Three modules ship a tablet-specific interface today; the rest render their mobile layout on a tablet and are migrated one at a time.
- Inkwell — image editing
- Vectra — vector graphics
- Composer — 2D animation
Built for fingers and a stylus
Canvases take pinch-zoom, pan and gestures. Panels become drawers you swipe up, with snap points instead of a hidden scroll. Where the hardware reports it, stylus pressure drives the brush.
Open it on your tablet
Nothing to install from a store — sign in and the interface adapts to the screen you are on.
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