apps / 1475199257
Ominous Beeping App +
Motion activated alarm
Thomas Backes · Entertainment · $0.99 · US storefront
- rating
- 4.1 ★
- ratings
- 12
- updated
- Apr 28, 2020
- released
- Nov 13, 2019
v1.5
visible word pool · 6 words
title 21/30 chars · subtitle 22/30 chars
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This app allows you to play different beeping sounds. Use it as an alarm to detect motion or create alarm sound effects. A motion sensing feature is built in so that you can have the beeping start after your device has been moved. Use this feature to create an alarm or detect shaking. You can set the sensitivity of the alarm function. The app also includes visual elements including a set of flashing rings that can be turned on and off. You can also set a time delayed alarm…
latest US reviews
★★★★★
It’s great, but needs one more adjustment.
I like the ability to choose from different tones for the beep, and the configurations for how the alarm can be set off. My only critique is that the beep could sound a little more ominous than it already is. To elaborate; the alarm begins at a slow pace and picks up to a medium…
— Subwizzle
★★★★★
My fault for not reading description carefully.
Title description says motion activated alarm. For some reason my brain was seeing “motion detection alarm”. Now that could be useful.....I said to myself and quickly spent $.99. Of course it’s not motion detection of the area in front of it, but of movement of the phone itself,…
— Ridermak
★★★★★
Pretty good
A whole day to develop an app? Crazy. Anyway, it’s missing flashlight integration! Also I wish the ramp-up time for the beeps was adjustable, and that the max speed for the beeps was a little faster. Other than that... it beeps! Ominously! Edit: Thanks for adding the flashlight…
— Kyle0440
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