shobonizer vs Anagram Machine

Shobonizer spots everyday rectangles — keyboard keys, sticky notes, screens, signs, boxes — and stamps them with the classic Japanese "shobon" face ω. The result: any boring view becomes an army of gently disappointed ω stickers. ■ Features ・ Real-time rectangle detection powered by the Vision framework, with rounded-quad stickers that follow tilt and perspective ・ Tap the shutter for a photo, hold it to record video — the ω overlay is baked into the saved video ・ 9 built-in emoticon presets, plus add your own ・ Randomize mode puts a different face on each detected object ・ Saves to both an in-app history and the Camera Roll ・ Share sheet for sending straight to Messages, email, or social apps ・ Pick any text color from the color picker ■ Great for ・ Spicing up dull meeting slides ・ Turning a whole keyboard into a parade of ω faces ・ Making a stack of sticky notes look appropriately defeated ・ Giving any everyday scene a shot of quiet despair

Anagrams—the art of rearranging letters in one word to make another—have been around for centuries. Now, you can have the power of this important medium in the palm of your hand. Astound your friends when you point out that 'App Store,' rearranged spells 'pesto rap,' or that iPhone, rearranged, spells 'hip one.' There are better ones, but it's up to you to pick up the Anagram Machine and find them.