On Nov 28, 2015, daniltan wrote:
The creator is kindly enough to give some of us an access to this app before it hits the market. I'm just think helping him is the right thing. So here my first thought on this app.

Before, I mention how this app is similar to Mikael Montier's Magic Trick #5. Well, the fact is with these apps you can achieved the same goal in similar (but different) ways. Their core methods are different. Although, at first I thought they're the same, even the routine seems to be the same-- no, they're not the same. Both apps have their own pros and cons. But, both apps can achieve the same goal. That's how I conclude the issue regarding these app. You'll know for sure what I'm talking about if you have both of these apps.

Now, about iSleight app. The most noticeable thing about this app is the design-- the visual are easy, simple and very clear to read. So you'll have no problem performing this app to your spec. For trick itself, since I already have another app that can have the same goal. I think it's better for me to describe how I feel about the method. The methods are easy to do (although you have to used to it first before performing. It's not hard. You just need to get used to it.), the method is quite bold too. But, you'll have nothing to worry about. Do it the right way-- I'm sure the spec won't notice a thing. And the method is adaptable. That's mean you can put many ideas to use with this app. The main routine is already strong. But, you can make your own routine with this app.

This is a good app to have and to use. Will it blow people minds? My answer is: Yes!

Thanks again for giving me the access to your app. I hope the app selling will go smoothly from now on.

On Nov 28, 2015, seanksutton wrote:
So, Manny was kind enough to send me the app early and here are my initial thoughts:

At first when watching the explanation video on how the application operated, I thought it was extremely transparent at first. HOWEVER, as I've had time to play around with it I think this is pretty good! I will more than likely be using this as a CAAN effect... I would explain that I have this app that generates random cards every time you swipe to the left (I have the app because I don't like carrying around a deck of cards). I have them say a number, swipe over that many times (they see every card is different and see there is no change in the way you swipe) and when they get to their number it matches your prediction. Or you could use this as a force where you swipe through the cards one at a time until they say "one more" and you hand them the phone. They then swipe to the next card, lock the phone, and you proceed to read their mind.

The interface of the app is simple and beautiful also.

Overall, this is much much better than I thought it would be and I will definitely be using this!

Great job Manny!

On Nov 30, 2015, Josh Clarke wrote:
I absolutely LOVE that the magician in the trailer is a female!

On Dec 2, 2015, Josh Clarke wrote:
I really appreciate getting a promo code for the app, but that will not sway my review.

The Good:
The app looks great and works (mostly) as it should.
There is a backup plan if someone asks you to repeat it.

The Bad:
The "trick" is a little difficult. There is an option to make it easier, but it is still touchy.

On Dec 3, 2015, Josh Clarke wrote:
Yikes! Forget my review. I was using the app in the completely opposite way. I haven't tried it yet, but the correct method seems like it will work.

It would be cool if there was an option to set it up the way I was doing the trick.