Plot2 Pro for Android

I've been using every version of Plot for nearly 10 years. Academic papers, presentations, marketing materials... this is truly the best way to beautifully present data on the Android. Take the time to learn it, use the macro language, and you won't be disappointed.

This is a great, simple and user friendly software. It took me about 1 hour to figure out how to use the software. I used MATLAB and excel before, they are not compareble to this software for the quality of the final export image! I hope there was also a 3D plot version or more variation of 2D plots. Also I dont know how to use the command lines for more innovative plots, hope they bring more interesting features into Inspector. I'm very happy for this purchase. I hope the seller make a simple software for making scientific illustrations with the same high qulity output.

As others have noted, this program handles large data sets well (at least up to 100,000 data points, from my experience). On the other hand, the UI for this program is poor. The documentation is sparse and nothing is intuitive. Some basic features seem to be missing, others replaced by counter-intuitive behavior. For example, attempting to zoom in on part of a chart will actually modify the chart by changing the axis bounds to accomplish the zoom. I have both Plot2 Pro and Plot2 (the author's other app) and both seem to receive updates at the same time and I cannot tell a difference between them.

To be completely honest, I’m just a novice in this field. However, I can say without a doubt that this is by far the best program I’ve ever used for graphing just about anything. I would agree with what someone said in another review that I honestly don’t care if the Pro version contains any special features because I just want to help keep this project alive. Of course I have yet to learn all the powerful nuances to this program, but I’m sure it will be worth it. Hope that this project stays alive for another 24 years!

I’ve been using this app for a few years and have recommended it to nearly everyone I know in the scientific community who uses a Android. It has the right number of features to easily make publication quality plots. Plus once you figure out how to write macros and scripts, it makes repetitive plotting very simple, which is a lot of what I do. Michael is also very responsive to taking care of bug fixes and comes up with useful features. I believe that you need to use your own product for your own work, so you can feel the pain that your users feel when something isn’t right, whether it is a bug or clunky UI. I think we have a developer who cares about his product and urge everyone to support him if possible.