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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 16, 2009
  • March 9, 2017
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This application generates speech by detecting changes in your iPhone's sensors. It utilizes a 2048-word dictionary to facilitate communication, aiming to register responses to external influences. The output is driven by environmental factors.

โœ“Speech generation from sensor changes
โœ“2048-word dictionary
โœ“Environmental output driver
โœ“Instrumental Trans Communications (ITC)
โœ“Simple to use interface
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What's New in iOvilus

iOV 2.1.3

March 9, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Appleย Watch app icon. Improved log files and support for ipods using iOS 7.0 and higher Bug Fix .... Settings changes are now saved. Log file format has changed to a comma delimited format.

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This app is real and creepy

I was skeptical at first about this app. We lived down the street from a graveyard and tried it out multiple times. Some words were repetitive but others made too much sense to be fake. Questions were answered on cue. Deleted this app after creepy things started happening in our house. We ended up moving because of the activity. I also tried it in the nursing home I worked at and it worked there as well. Do not download unless you are willing to live with spirits.
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Paid for the app and doesnโ€™t turn on

The app keeps crashing so what is going on?

Consider this your warning!

This thing is evil

Random words

When all is said and done, and youโ€™ve read the information about the operation of the device, no matter what, it boils down to being a random word generator. Nothing more, nothing less. If you think you are going to be able to use this as a valuable tool for paranormal research, youโ€™re only kidding yourself. It indeed is for nothing more than entertainment.
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Idk what to think

Not sure why to think about this app. Iโ€™ve used both Ovilus and Iovilus and both apps were weird but freaky. First couple seconds it says my actually name. I was using it to try and contact my brother that recently passed, didnโ€™t really get many answers pertaining to him, but the one thing that I did get has hung, which is what happened to him, after that thatโ€™s when things got weird, with my buddy, and it says we were feeding Satan. And then it gave us โ€œrandom wordsโ€, well, we went to a church event and some of the words that the apps said, were the words we heard at the church even. A couple other weird things happened, but Iโ€™m not gonna say. Too many things. Itโ€™s a 50/50 shot with these apps. I said goodbye and everything too. Decent overall
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

App crashes on launch

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Compatibility issues with newer iOS versions

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Requested Features

3 requests

Add audio playback

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Improve word generation algorithm

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Provide more customization options

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FAQ

What does the iOvilus app do?

The iOvilus app generates speech based on changes detected by the iPhone's sensors. The core idea is that an external force can influence these sensors, and the app translates these changes into spoken words using a built-in dictionary.

How does the app produce speech?

It utilizes changes in the iPhone's sensors to create output. These sensor changes are then processed and translated into speech using a dictionary of 2048 words, aiming to facilitate Instrumental Trans Communications (ITC).

Is the iOvilus app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, the iOvilus app is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements.

What is Instrumental Trans Communications (ITC)?

Instrumental Trans Communications (ITC) is a method used to attempt communication with spirits or entities through electronic devices. The iOvilus is designed to facilitate this by producing speech based on sensor data.

What influences the output of the iOvilus app?

The output of the iOvilus app is driven by the environment. Changes in the surrounding environment are detected by the iPhone's sensors, which in turn affect the speech produced by the application.