Name: Xeno - Reveal A Thought
Rating: 5 (43 reviews)
Author: Marc Kerstein

Description

Reveal what a spectator is merely thinking of. Xeno uses a spectator's own phone, and they never tap or type in any information.

Xeno lets you reveal what a spectator is merely thinking of.
Xeno uses a spectator's own phone, and they never tap or type in any information.

Tell a spectator their star sign or favourite film, without them ever writing anything down, drawing anything, tapping anything nor typing what they were thinking of.

You don't even need to be with the spectator - you can even perform Xeno over a video or audio call!

The only device in play is the spectator's phone.

* Works with any borrowed, modern smartphone.
* You never touch their phone.
* Very easy to perform.
* Perform over audio or video call.
* No accomplice required.
* No memory work needed.
* Perfect as a pre-show method.
* Manual and Automatic Pairing.

Xeno currently works with horoscopes/star signs, names, songs, movies and even includes a community driven list gallery, allowing you to make your own lists in your own language!

This app is for entertainment purposes only.

Nov 14, 2020

Version 2.1.1

- Bug fixes for notifications and Apple Watch.

5.0 out of 5

43 Ratings

Simple and powerful.

I own a few of Marc's apps. This one fit quite well with the things I like to do. If you enjoy reading people's minds, or demonstrating your ability to control what people will choose. Or whatever presentation you like. This is for you. The possibilities are endless. This app will always be ready to use at any time. And no one will suspect a single thing. One of my favorite mentalism apps out there.

One of the Best

But everything Mars makes you won’t be disappointed.

Game changer

This is one of the most impressive uses of tech for magic I’ve seen in a long time. Probably the best pre-show tool ever too.

The developer, Marc Kerstein, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.