Flag Day vs Half

Timely alerts to always fly your American flag the right way! With the Flag Day app, you will receive: - Alerts for unscheduled half-staff days as soon as published by the US President - Alerts for scheduled half & full staff days a day before Note: The app does not cover US States notifications for half-staff days at this point. Only notifications coming from the White House. See below the other app's features WHAT USERS SAY ABOUT THE FLAG DAY APP: ------------------------------------- "GREAT APP" "If you fly the flag, this app is a god send! When the status changes, you get an alert to change the position. That way you do not wonder why the flag is at half-staff!" "SIMPLE AND RELIABLE" "It does more than you'd expect. I've learned a lot about why we observe the days we do." "GREAT APP" "I love this app! I have learned so much about the symbol of patriotism of the United States flag and I use it to display my flag properly. It is a great app and I highly recommend it." APP OVERVIEW: ----------------- Receive alerts to remind you to raise the flag for all American National Flag Days. Alerts are sent the day before the half-staff or full-staff day. Use the flag day calendar to quickly glance over all the coming flag days. App displays the sunrise and sunset times at your location. The application is constantly maintained up to date. New flag days declared by the US President are added to our server and synchronized with the application when you start it. Flying the American flag per the flag code is important and a patriotic thing to do. To help you fly the US flag the proper way, the application references the flag code as well as a detailed step by step process on how to correctly fold the flag. The Flag Day application was built by our company Bonsaisoft which is based in California, USA. APP FEATURES: ---------------- - Notifications are sent a day before half-staff & full-staff days. - Calendar with all coming flag days. Full staff days are in blue. Half staff days are in red. - Each day has historical facts and videos to learn about the day in history. Once published, the Presidential Proclamation is added to the app. - Instructions on how to properly handle the flag based on the flag code - Instructions on how to fold the flag with step by step graphics and visual animation. - Instructions on how to salute the flag - Pledge of allegiance's text PRICING --------- The Flag Day app can be downloaded for free on the app store. To unlock it, a yearly or monthly subscription is required. - The yearly membership subscription is US$7.99/year after a 1 week free trial period. - The monthly membership subscription is US$1.99/month after a 3 day free trial period. LEGAL --------- The price of the subscription will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. Our full terms and conditions and privacy policy are at: Terms of Use: https://www.bonsaisoft.com/flag-day-terms Privacy Policy: https://www.bonsaisoft.com/flag-day-privacy

Properly displaying the flag is a heavy responsibility. Knowing when the flag should be at half-staff can be challenging. The Half-Staff app makes it easy for everyone. Immediately see the current U.S. and state flag status when you launch the app. View the calendar for upcoming half-staff days so you're not caught off guard. You can even subscribe to U.S. and state notifications so you know quickly when half-staff proclamations are given by state governors and the president. Track flag status for the US flag, all 50 US states, District of Columbia and 5 US territories. In addition to tracking half-staff notices, you can review interesting facts about each flag as well as the US flag code.