shobonizer vs Itchy for Scratch

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

Itchy is a third-party client for Scratch. Read messages, interact with projects, leave comments, search content, and more, all in a beautiful and easy-to-use interface. And best of all, it's completely free and without ads! Open-sourced here: https://github.com/micahlt/itchy-native