@Roger — Purchased the app yesterday and have already fallen in love with it. The insights are priceless. I hope you’ll find a new audience of creative folk like me who may not have otherwise bought the physical deck.

Two things I’m super excited about – the iPhone app, which I bought and downloaded faster than a speeding bullet once I realized it was available, and am using it often. Roger has this way of making things just disturbing enough to open up brain areas, while waving nice colored streamers to draw out the imagination. Ahhhh…

The other thing is his idea for users to create their own “creativity cards,” oh, boy, and share them worldwide — that speaks directly to how I’ve seen the ‘net unfolding since Peter Russell described the Global Brain — massive scale creativity shared, giving us a tremendous new plateau for innovation.

Are we there? I think we might be!
Thanks for this great article.
Suzanna Stinnett

Thanks for the nice “shout out” for the new Creative Whack Pack App. It was a joy to create, and it’s been a real kick to launch it into the marketplace. Your exposure helps immensely.

It’ll be interesting to see what sorts of things (content) will be on our smart devices in the next three years.

Best wishes to you and your readers!

There’s a lot of scope for building on the idea too — I really like the concept of a shared deck and, with the iPhone OS3 SDK, you’ll be able to sell additional add-on packs via the app itself if you choose to.

It’s great that roger mentions the opportunities and limitations of moving into a different medium as I think this is what gives sustainability and growth to a product or business. Especially now when more businesses are moving into the online arena and getting involved in new methods of promotion.

Last month, I wrote a review of the Creative Whack Pack for iPhone that explains more about how it works and some of its its coolest features.