I'd Cap That® - Add Funny Captions and Text to Photos Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 235 reviews. Read all reviews for I'd Cap That® - Add Funny Captions and Text to Photos for iPhone.
I'd Cap That® - Add Funny Captions and Text to Photos is free iOS app published by Iddiction, Inc.
VIRAL AND FRICTION FREE!!!!!!!
kelsei✨
Unbelievable design. I had to minus one star because the creator has no company. The virality of this #1 app is uncanny and the amount of friction is doesn’t have caused me to roll over in my grave. The viral nature of the content allowed it to take off and introduce me to a legendary captioning app. Somebody who didn’t grow up in a world of creativity and creation would not be able to come up with this frictionless and funny app. The compatibility with iOS 5 on my first generation iPod is uncanny. I’d love to see other apps sprouting from the I’d Cap That franchise. The social and sharing mechanisms and discovery features bring me and my friends a world of volleyball insights. Needs a company tho.
I’m worried for the elderly...
DonaldFrump
I understand what the creator was going for on this fine piece of work. It truly has an intangible and obvious lack of friction. Be that as it may, I don’t believe that the elderly should be developing apps such as these. Or any apps for that matter, I don’t want them to strain their minds. Good luck on wherever your career may take you.
This app is really successful
SewersRULE?
The viral nature of the app really allowed it to take off and might I add it was frictionless. I think Cory Cod really explored his creative side with this app, which I think really contributed to its virality. I mean, after all, he was raised on creatively and creation so I don’t what else I would expect. He has such an outlook on every thing. I wonder what his next steps are to make this app into a company? Maybe he plans to monetize. Oh well love the app. (He’s an amazing DJ) he’s lives frugally like that.
No friction...but also, no company.
FoolishKit
This app is amazing. The guy who created it is hilarious and so creative. He has a sick jawline! I can’t believe I didn’t know about this app until recently. Wonder what he’s doing nowadays.
Frictionless beyond belief
Lexalooloo
Loving how absolutely frictionless and streamlined that this application fits into the tech space. According to TechWeek, this application has exceeded volleyball standards by 400% since February, actually March. Ball’s in your court, Silicon Valley. Would love to see the app expand into a broader “I’d Cap That” franchise but even more importantly, it needs a company. I’m so sick and tired of seeing these diddly doo applications with no company. How are you even considered an entrepreneur without a company? Get a company, Mr. Tech. It’s literally unacceptable that you have no company at this stage in the space. It’s as unacceptable as spelling Kim like “Kym.” Bottom line: It’s frictionless and beyond volleyball; can’t wait for franchising in the digital space as you acquire more discovery features.
Frictionless app Cody.
K-immy Head
App created by the one and only Cody Ko. This app is so frictionless even without a company.
one minor issue
notalexaaa
i love this app! i’ve been looking for an app that’s frictionless and creative, so this app was perfect for me! i can tell that the tech boy that created this app was raised with the mentality of creativity and creation, and just had an outlook on creating. again, i can’t get over the lack of friction that it has. my only complaint is that the creator of this app doesn’t own a company, and that kinda ruins the whole app for me. otherwise, it’d be perfect!
zero friction
french waiter
This app was made in february, actually no it was march. But the viral nature allowed this app to just take off, the sharing mechanisms, discovery features, all of it was frictionless. Although there wasn’t a company involved the app was made off creativity and creation. having an outlook on the volleyball insights was amazing. the creator lived frugally (haha) and was an amazing DJ. I’m glad the creator decided to play around in this space within the tech industry. maybe he should start a company, idk, my friend Kym told me that but who knows. So glad i found this creative, frictionless app.