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Waterpas: DewDrop - "Dew drop" for waterpas, compas, luxmeter, timer and game

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A mobile app that lets you create a "dew drop" with a simple touch of your finger to your smartphone's surface. This droplet will serve as a waterpas, compas, luxmeter, timer and also provide a bit of entertainment with its ability to react to various smartphone interactions, move across the screen depending on its angle, you can make a walls for drops stopping, and freeze and evaporate depending on the light intensity.

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This mobile app was created as a result of exploring smartphone sensor capabilities and working with the DroidScript IDE. The DroidScript is ideal for developing our interactive application (and others), as it offered the convenience of developing directly on the smartphone and viewing the results without the need any emulators.

The large contrast font actually works really well, I could read the cards from across the room during a small presentation I tested it with. The Apple Watch timer is a nice touch that I didn't expect to find useful but ended up relying on a lot.

Maker
dear Enes, thank you very much for your view. Yes, contrast font is very important in apps as instruments for better understanding results and measuring values.

A presentation clicker that pairs over Bluetooth to advance cards hands-free would be a game changer. Especially useful when you're standing at a podium and can't easily swipe between cards.

Maker
dear Bahar, thank you very much for your opinion!

Love the clean design and the Apple Watch support is a nice touch. One thing I'd love is a teleprompter mode that auto-scrolls the current card at a set pace, so you can rehearse without having to swipe manually each time.

Maker
dear Sebahat, thank you very much for your comment. We will upgrade the app and add new features:)

the large contrast font thing is honestly such a smart call, basically the whole point of cue cards falls apart if you can't actually read them from a few feet away. nice execution on that.

Maker
dear Utku, thank you very much for advice. We will take your comment into account during the future development of Waterpas.
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Pls try to use it. We think it is useful instrument in our daily life. And it is interesting because our smartphones now are small computers with sensors, and it is like magic wand :))