P: Support for grids, guides and ruler tool for Photoshop for iPad

Agreeeed! Rulers/grids/guides are “essential services”. Add ASAP!

I am not quite sure who tests these apps, and there is a lot of functionality, BUT as long as you can't align any layer, there is no grid or snapping functions, one basically can not work with any text layer, since you are unable to put it into a good position. These are quite elementary needs in image editing/creating content. Unfortunately without this I am sure the app is useless to the most of us content creators.

I’d like to see a function that would allow me to join two lines together @ one point, or two objects, or a line and an object. maybe there is already a function like this. Indicators for snap points would be very nice also. 

Sorry I mean guidelines, rulers and grids please. And a way to edit these comments 😉

Yep, Guidelines rules and guides please.

Related to the grids, it would be great to have options to cut the canvas just like in lightroom, in the different aspects (2:3, 3:2, 5:4, 4:5, etc).
It’s such a poor customer experience to have to switch between photoshop and lightroom, basically “spamming” one program or the other. 

Cmon guys, Such a smart team, you really forgot to give us such a basic feature like grids and guide lines, or is it another trick to redirect us to the desktop? Not really a question. Even the Photos App has grid lines. The whole subscription scheme will keep the adobe guys with this kind of attitude throughout the whole mobile and tablet platform. Just like adobe Rush, so incomplete. Just found out about LumaFusion, such a complete app for a fair price. Might as well search for a photo editing app that doesn’t constrain features.

I this photoshop professionally, and often have a million other things on my computer screen and PS up on an iPad in front of me. The lack of this feature has caused me so much grief I've taken to drawing guides on myself with the Pencil, but always feel like I shouldnt have to do this.

Please add the grids and snap to functionality. It is essential!