One more thing that popped into my head from a little while back. This is more of a wishlist item, aesthetics come behind features, but I stumbled across this pallete and I’ve really been blown away at how well it fits into Shapr’s UI and how big a difference it makes in dim environments so I figure it’s worth sharing. An official low light alternate scheme would be incredibly well received by the userbase I should think. Struggle to think of many professional programs that offer a “dark” mode where it isn’t almost exclusively used by everyone who works with it 
For anecdotal experience, I can personally vouch that this is a 0-to-1 difference maker when designing in places like airplanes. Before, I couldn’t use Shapr on night flights, as even the dimmest settings seared my and my neighbors eyeballs with screaming white light. With my T-800 goggles engaged though, I design all night on a red-eye flight with no eye strain while my neighbors beside me snooze peacefully and undisturbed. When you guys get the resources and time to look at something like this, I think it would be really welcomed by all.