@Flash

@Flash

The most advanced flashlight!

100 ratings
135 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 4, 2011
  • October 31, 2019

Features

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About

This advanced utility app transforms your device into a powerful flashlight with multiple modes. It can send and decode Morse code messages using light or sound, and even function as a distress signal. The app offers customizable settings and a user-friendly interface.

Powerful LED torch
Multiple light modes
Morse code sender/decoder
Semaphore modes
SOS distress signal
Customizable startup behavior
Sound notifications
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What's New in @Flash

3.5

October 31, 2019

- Updated for iOS 12 and iPhone X, XR, XS and XS Max. - General design improvements. - New redesigned menu. - Integrated settings in the App. - Interactive notifications have been added. - Furthermore, the App is now universal, supporting a native iPad version. In addition, there has been added semaphore functionality. - Those who like this App- rate it please :-)

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

@Flash Pro version

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User reviews

Passez votre chemin.

App lourde pour ce qu’elle propose. Colle ce qu’il y a dans mon presse papier sans mon autorisation.
Accès au micro et caméra obligatoire.
Bref passez votre chemin.

좋아요

참 좋습니다.

What does this do?

All this does for me is keep turning on the flashlight and making clicking noises it never sent me the codes either after i paid the $1.99, I expect a refund!

Simo

Great app very useful much deep joy 👍

Spam absolu

Essayer pour la fonction lanterne ça marche pas parce que j'ai pas donné accès au microphone et caméra !une tonne de pub en plus.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

6 issues

Morse code send/receive not working

Bug

App hangs or crashes

Bug

Flashlight not working as expected

Bug

App crashes when trying to submit reviews

Bug

App crashes after switching from other apps

Bug

App restarts when switching apps

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Improve startup time

Feature

Add instructions

Feature

Make camera optional

Feature

Improve performance on older devices

Feature

Add wow effect for Apple users

Feature

FAQ

What does the @Flash app do?

The @Flash app is a powerful and advanced flashlight that offers much more than basic illumination. It includes multiple operation modes, the ability to send and decode Morse messages using light or sound, and can function as a distress-signaling device. It aims to be the most complete flashlight application available for mobile devices.

What are the key features of @Flash?

Key features include a strong LED torch (or screen light if no LED is available), various torch modes like pulsating and pusher, SOS distress signaling, Morse message transmission and decoding, and two semaphore modes. It also offers customizable startup behavior and sound notifications for an improved user experience.

Is @Flash free to use?

The core functionality of @Flash is available for free. However, there is an option to upgrade to a Pro, ad-free version through an in-app purchase. This Pro version includes a complete list of Morse Codes and an improved decoding algorithm.

What devices is @Flash compatible with?

@Flash is designed to show its full potential on iPhone 4, utilizing its LED flash, speakers, microphone, and video camera. However, the app automatically adapts to other devices that may not have all these capabilities, finding workarounds like using the screen for light when an LED flash is not present.

What are some common use cases for @Flash?

Common use cases include using it as a standard flashlight in low-light conditions, sending and receiving Morse code messages for discreet communication or practice, using semaphore modes in specific situations, and employing the SOS mode for emergency signaling when phone calls are not possible.