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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 16, 2011
  • August 30, 2017

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This app acts as a positive word converter. Input negative terms, and it transforms them into uplifting alternatives. Designed to promote happiness and positivity.

Negative to positive word conversion
Promotes happiness
User-friendly interface
Developed from a national competition proposal
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What's New in Negapositen

2.4

August 30, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. bug fixes.

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User reviews

素人の言葉が散見

以前はよくできた辞典でしたが、個人が付け足し?できるようになったようで、本質をよくわかってない言葉や悪ノリのような言葉も混じるようになっているのが残念です。

価値観は古すぎ

そもそも単語を選ぶ基準にバイアスある

概ね良し。

よく分からない捉え方や表現もあるものの、概ねは参考になる考えが掲示されていました。

もっとクイズとか単語帳みたいなのになってて日頃から見れる感じになってたらいいかも。ランダム並び替えとか。
あと言葉自体も「〜じゃない」とかじゃなくてちゃんと独立した?というか奇麗な?言葉の方が良い。

自分のプラスを

自分のプラスを考える時に役にたつ!

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FAQ

What does this app do?

This application functions as a 'negative-to-positive dictionary'. When you input a negative word, it converts it into a positive or uplifting alternative. The goal is to help users reframe their thoughts and promote happiness.

How can I use this app?

You can use this app by typing in any negative word you are thinking or feeling. The app will then provide you with a positive word or phrase in its place. This can be a helpful tool for shifting your perspective and fostering a more optimistic outlook.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, this application is available for free. There are no charges associated with downloading or using its core functionality of converting negative words to positive ones.

What is the origin of this app?

The app is based on a proposal titled 'Negapo Dictionary' that won third place in the National High School Design Championship in the fall of 2010. It is released as part of the Alkita x Student Support Project.