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TouchOSC Editor vs ExcalidrawZ

Side-by-side comparison for macOS

TouchOSC Editor

7.0
Media & Design

Modular touch control surface editor for OSC & MIDI

ExcalidrawZ

8.0
Media & Design

Excalidraw client

Metric TouchOSC Editor ExcalidrawZ
Category Media & Design Media & Design
AI Score 7.0 8.0
30-day Installs 1 227
90-day Installs 6 660
365-day Installs 40 2.5K
Version 1.8.9 2.4.3
Auto-updates No Yes
Deprecated No No
GitHub Stars — 1.0K
GitHub Forks — 50
Open Issues — 50
License — MIT
Language — Swift
Last GitHub Commit — 9mo ago
First Seen Jun 5, 2015 Sep 29, 2024

Reviews

TouchOSC Editor

TouchOSC Editor is a powerful tool for creating custom touch control surfaces using OSC and MIDI. Its modular design and visual interface make it ideal for artists, developers, and anyone needing precise control over digital instruments or applications.

Creates and edits modular touch control surfaces for OSC and MIDI.

Pros

  • + Ideal for artists and developers needing custom control surfaces.
  • + User-friendly visual interface for designing controls.
  • + Supports both OSC and MIDI protocols for versatility.

Cons

  • - Lacks auto-update functionality, potentially delaying updates.
  • - Limited community support may hinder troubleshooting.

ExcalidrawZ

ExcalidrawZ offers a native macOS experience for Excalidraw, leveraging SwiftUI for a smooth design. Ideal for designers and educators seeking a desktop version of the popular drawing tool.

Provides a native Excalidraw experience on macOS using SwiftUI.

Pros

  • + Native macOS experience with SwiftUI.
  • + Open-source under MIT license.
  • + Actively maintained with recent commits.

Cons

  • - No auto-update feature.
  • - Open issues may affect functionality.