Ghostalker Pro vs Piercing Care

The professional successor to the best selling "Ghostalker", Ghostalker Pro detects the tiniest of vibrations and movement, converting that raw data into spoken words. This app has been built with a brand new engine for a more professional look and feel, but also making it very easy to use. Features include: + Uses the real, raw sensor data and does NOT choose words at random (like other apps). + Built-in dictionary of over 1000 common words. + Create custom word lists with up to 10,000 words each. + Create as many word lists as you like and switch between them instantly. + Choose to use either the built-in dictionary or one of your own word lists, or both combined. + Change the pitch and rate of speech. + Choose from many, many languages for the voice to ensure pronunciation is correct. + Download free word lists from within the app for different languages, popular names, verbs etc. (with more to come). + Constant automatic sensor calibration. + Copy and paste to and from custom word lists. + Copy from log files which are stored in TXT/CSV format to easily import into spreadsheets or documents. + Share log files with other apps, such as saving to cloud storage, sending by email and posting on social media. + No adverts and no internet connection required (unless you want to download word lists). INSTRUCTIONS: Place your device on a solid surface. It is designed to detect the smallest of vibrations and movement so DO NOT tap or shake your device as it will trigger words. Professional paranormal investigators believe that leaving such apps running for as long as possible will allow spirits to learn what energy is required to trigger certain words. This app is not designed to form complete sentences so it is up to you to interpret what it says in your own way. There are no adverts in this software and it does NOT require an internet connection (unless you want to download a new word list) so you can use it in remote locations. If the app does not do what you were expecting, or there is an issue with it running on your device, please contact me for help.

Track every piercing on its own clock. Piercing Care counts the days since each piercing and shows the general settle-in stage and downsize window for that placement, plus optional saline-rinse reminders. Piercings feel settled on the surface long before the inside is ready, and every placement runs on a different timeline - a lobe is not a helix, a helix is not a conch. When you have several going at once, no one can hold all those clocks in their head. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a piercing: pick the placement and the date it was done. 2. Piercing Care counts the days and maps them to general placement-based timelines. 3. You see the current stage, the typical downsize window, and a simple saline-rinse routine. It takes 20 seconds to set up. No account required. CORE FEATURES Day Counter See exactly how many days it has been for each piercing, with the general stage for that point in time. Downsize Window Know the typical week range when a longer post is usually swapped for a shorter one - different for every placement. Placement Library Browse general timelines for lobe, helix, conch, tragus, nostril, septum, navel, and more. PRO FEATURES Upgrade to Pro for more: - Track unlimited piercings at once, each on its own clock - Precise downsize window and settle-in estimate per placement - Personal-factor adjustment for your own timeline - Saline-rinse and downsize reminders - Care log with progress photos - What-to-expect reference cards for each stage PRIVACY FIRST - No account, no login - All data stored locally on your device - No location collected - No tracking, no ads, no third-party analytics Piercing Care provides general, informational timelines based on common body-piercing guidance. It is an informational day-counter, not medical advice - it does not diagnose, treat, or assess infection. Everyone is different, so always follow the guidance of your qualified piercer. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/