Walling

Name: Walling
Rating: 4.7 (325 reviews)
Author: Walling Software Inc.

By: Walling Software Inc.

One place for all your ideas

Features & Capabilities

Walling is your to-go app to capture ideas on a daily basis. It’s your visual space to spill over your daily notes, bookmarks, inspiration images, highlights from a book or any online and offline discoveries you want to save.

Capture everything: notes, links, images, files, checklists, bulleted lists and more. Time travel lets you view past ideas or add notes for the future. Pin important notes for quick access. Search instantly. Dark mode reduces eye strain and looks cool. Terms & Privacy: https://walling.app/terms-and-privacy

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Walling Software Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(325) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.5.20 Last updated: 2024-03-12

Version code:

864389487

Creation date:

2020-10-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

68.68MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 93,440 ▲ 136

Other platforms

Walling (v1.5.21)

41,755 4.38

(740)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Walling Software Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/walling/id1530030207

Website:

https://walling.app/

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Walling's visually striking brick-and-wall UI, its flexible, template-rich setup for brainstorming and pitching, and its ease of use across devices, plus a responsive support community. However, recurring concerns include reliability issues (crashes and occasional data loss), inconsistent synchronization across web/desktop/mobile, editing frictions (hard block-level copy/paste and drag‑and‑drop limitations on some platforms), and pricing (upfront cost and a restrictive free tier). Walling is compelling for creative organization, but reliability and pricing are the main trade-offs.

Pros

Visually appealing, minimal UI with a brick-and-wall structure for organizing ideas.
Flexible, non-rigid structure that acts as a 'second brain' for brainstorming and planning.
Rich templates for pitches, storyboards, and creative workflows.
Easy to use and intuitive across devices.
Responsive support and an engaged community around Walling.

Cons

Reliability issues: app crashes and occasional data loss affecting daily use.
Sync across devices is inconsistent: data and updates don't always transfer cleanly between web, desktop, and mobile.
Editing friction: copying blocks is tedious and drag-and-drop/reordering is limited or inconsistent across platforms.
Pricing concerns: upfront cost and a restrictive free tier.

Recent reviews

I tried everything in need of somewhere to keep moodboards, references, and bookmarks with visual notes as an artist. Eagle.Cool is the perfect image collecting app but has no sync or arrangement tools. Pinterest and Pureref can’t do everything. Walling Can. 10/10

by Le*****, 2025-05-24

Imagine if Pinterest & Notion had a Baby & this baby is designed specifically for your Creative Ideas, Marketing Pitches, Storyboarding etc While they’re may not be curated content to choose from there’s an assortment of templates that make pitching ideas to teams Visually Appealing & Fun Now the app does get annoying when it comes down to data not transferring to the desktop version & to the apps inbox from a website plus a number of various formatting errors Nevertheless a great app - hopefully they keep updating and it stands the test of time

by Jo*****, 2025-02-28

Okay, to be fair, I only started using this app over the last couple of days, and although I’m not what one might call “tech-savvy” or adept at big-picture productivity apps, this is one of the extraordinarily rare instances where I feel the clarity of structure without the common rigidity of other apps. On top of that—maybe I’m not too well-versed on new AI capabilities, but this is probably one of if not the best demonstration of developers using AI in a way that ISN’T lazy—quite the contrary. The blog I’m in the final stages of but require project overviews; the novel I’ve finished but juggle and fumble the core themes; the collection of essays on a brand new academic concept that fosters human empathy: I have a lot of ambitions. This is a double-edged sword, as so much abstract desire and analytical exploration often leads to a confused workflow. Walling’s AI creates templates that provide enough structure and outline but leaves enough freedom to implement your unique voice and ideas. Walling, thus far, feels like a game-changer, at least for me. I may not be a power user, but I do hope I’ve found the next integration of Notion or even Craft. I’m excited, and the future of Walling looks bright; I can’t what to see what they roll up next. ❤️