Ouch! Emotional Bandage 4+

Name: Ouch! Emotional Bandage
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Kaffer Enterprises, Inc.

Kaffer Enterprises, Inc.

Разработано для iPad

- 5,0 • 1 оценка

- Бесплатно

Описание

Ouch! Emotional Bandage for iPhone and iPad is the world’s first emotional bandage.

When we are hurt, it may be obvious to everyone. We may have bandages, casts, crutches, and wheelchairs—all signals to the world that something happened. But what about when we hurt on the inside or when our wounds are invisible?

Ouch! Emotional Bandage is a customizable emotional bandage with a universal message that tells people: "Fragile, Handle with Care."

You create your emotional bandage by selecting a blank bandage, personalizing it with a photo, and typing your message. Or, you may select one of the pre-made bandages. Then you simply share it to people you care for and who care about you.

We label packages when they are fragile, so why not ourselves, using Ouch! Emotional Bandage?

14 сент. 2017 г.

Версия 3.0.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Hey there! We know many of you will be (or already are) enjoying iOS 11. So, we decided to fix some issues with Ouch! under iOS 11 so you can continue sending emotional bandages.

Changes in Ouch v3.0.1:
* Fixed crash on iOS 11 when accessing a bandage.
* Added message for adding photos of bandages to library.

We hope you enjoy the update.

5,0 из 5

1 оценка

I Like It!

What a SWEET idea.

Must say, it's pretty lame

So you can pick different color bandaids, choose a cutsie animal to put on that bandaid or whatever, write a message inside a box and email it to a friend. Yay
How about a bigger bandaid, some better choices like a broken heart or sad, angry, or crying face, and text that can go right on the bandaid???

Awesome!

How cool is it to put pictures on band-aids? Too me, that's awesome! Now instead of giving those boring letters, I can put a smile on someone's face by just putting a picture that makes the persone you want, feel happy. Good job