Earworm

Earworm
Developer: Marc Kerstein
Category: Entertainment
8K installs
159 ratings
455 monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 100% · Ad 0%
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Earworm Summary

Earworm is a with in-app purchases iOS app in Entertainment by Marc Kerstein. Released in Jan 2015 (11 years ago). It has 159 ratings with a 4.88★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 455 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store metadata: updated Sep 12, 2024.

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Store info: Last updated on App Store on Sep 12, 2024 .


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App Description

A song prediction effect with a borrowed phone - now performable in person or remotely!

Here's what happens:
- You ask a friend to take out their phone, mute the volume and open YouTube.
- You then take your friend's phone and play a song, returning the phone to your friend with its screen facing downwards.
- Now you apparently mentally transmit the thought-of song to your friend.
- Your friend names the first song that comes to mind, turns the volume up on their phone and looks at the screen to hear and see that your prediction was correct - that exact song is playing on their phone!

The video (and of course their phone) can be thoroughly inspected after the routine with NOTHING to find!

* Very easy to perform.
* No accomplice required.
* Any song can be named.
* No memory work.
* Works in multiple languages.

Rather than songs or music videos, you can use movie trailers or anything that you like!

* Works with multiple services - not just YouTube.
* Supports notifications for additional confirmation!
* Incredibly deceptive input methods.

You can now also perform Earworm remotely with Earworm's Pro upgrade!

Rather than taking the spectator’s phone to make your prediction, you now can send your spectator a link to a video, tell them to open it but to not press play just yet.

You then proceed to perform Earworm as usual, using any of the available input methods.

The spectator then plays the video on their phone, to find your predicted song or video was indeed correct!


Video and audio broadcasting of any description (including TV, radio and Internet) of this effect is prohibited without the written consent of its creator.