Email Prediction vs Gaussus

EmailPrediction is the Ultimate Mentalism Tool What if you could predict the future ... and prove it? EmailPrediction is the most elegant and discreet prediction app for magicians. Before your spectator makes any choice, you silently send them an email. No setup. No fumbling. No suspicion. When the moment of revelation arrives, they open their inbox and discover an attachment showing exactly what they freely chose. The reaction? Priceless. Multiple effects, endless possibilities: EmailPrediction offers a collection of ready-to-perform mentalism effects. Each one is designed to be natural, fast, and completely invisible to your audience so every performance feels truly impossible. AI-Generated Prediction (requires separate in-app purchase): Unlock the full power of EmailPrediction with AI-generated predictions. Create stunning, unique images on the fly tailored to any effect, any moment, any spectator. No two predictions look the same. Why magicians love EmailPrediction: Lightning-fast to use so you never break the flow of your performance Clean, intuitive interface designed for live conditions Prediction delivered as an image attachment for maximum impact Discreet and imperceptible, your secret stays safe Perfect for close-up, stage, and corporate shows Who is it for? Whether you're a seasoned professional or a passionate hobbyist, EmailPrediction fits seamlessly into any mentalism routine. Stop telling people you can predict the future. Start proving it. Download EmailPrediction today. Basic features are free. AI-generated prediction require a separate in-app purchase.

Predict any number a spectator is thinking of - and much more. GAUSSUS is a calculator that gives you a superpower. A new tool built especially for mentalists, magicians, and anyone who wants to leave people absolutely amazed. Here are just some of the effects you can perform with GAUSSUS: 1. A spectator thinks of a random number - any number - and you reveal that you had already written it in advance on the calculator on your iPhone. 2. Two spectators (or more) think of different random numbers, and you reveal that you had already written the final total in advance on the calculator. 3. A spectator thinks of the birth date of someone close to them, and you reveal that you knew the date in advance. The possibilities are endless.