Taking into account, previous Boxing Day sales, I, Yodish Yogeshwar, will predict your fortune today, friend. I predict for you much love, money, FAME, fire "memes" sweet kicks, and extraordinarily long lasting milk! However this comes with a price... you must leave a five star rating on this app! I do not think you need to do so as my word as the greatest Bangladeshi fortune teller should be enough, however, Ganesha has instructed me that you must do so to continue using this app which will make you a "meme lord" and bring all the benefits that come with it, haha.

I read a few reviews saying they couldn’t access their photos after upgrading their phones. Thinking I’m probably smarter than them, I figured I’d give it a shot. NOPE. Upon downloading for the first time, the app first asks permission to send notifications, and then says “can’t access photos”. A button pops up asking to please give permission, which bring you to your iPhone settings. Here, there are only two options: allow Siri, and allow notifications. Nothing about allowing access to photos. So, there it is. It took me longer to write this review than it did to download, figure out the app was utterly useless, and delete it. Shame, I was genuinely excited about a photo editor that wouldn’t keep prompting me to buy a subscription. Oh well. TL;DR: Don’t even bother.

I struggle with acne so the blemish tool is great to focus on a single spot and not just blur it out or something obvious. This tool also comes in handy when there's just small parts of a picture you dont want in there. Lots of ways to edit without paying a dime! My go-to editor for all problems, hands down.

Deal breaker: looks like an ad-supported photo editor but it demands using an AGREE button at the bottom of a deceitful permissions description. The text is dark gray on a black background and barely readable. That’s bad enough. Then I barely make out a mandatory *app will take your photo with the camera* statement. I deleted this app. I am not willing to take chances with this lousy photo editor that is written to be suspicious and from an Asia-Pacific developer. Ad-supported I would have tolerated since the subscription photo editors are far too expensive.