I started the site just by using all the photos of my cups, which ended up being mostly J names with two syllables like Jessie, Jason, Jeffrey, etc. The site still works similarly, looking for a similar number of syllables and first letter. Any feedback appreciated!
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I'm sure this is a great app but I just plain hate apps that show you a UI language based on where you are. If you travel to Korea it doesn't automatically mean you speak Korean. There's a browser language choice available for a reason.
Pros:
Maybe funny
Cons:
Automatically choose language based on where you are.
Hey Bjorn, sorry you had issues. The site doesn't base language on location, it uses your browser's default language setting (PHP's "HTTP 'Accept-Language.'") Was it overriding your default language?
That sounds like a fun way to see how a Starbucks barista might spell your name! Starbucks is known for its creative (and sometimes hilariously incorrect) name spellings on cups. If you enter your name, you’ll likely get a playful version of it on a virtual Starbucks cup—just like in real life!
While you're at it, you might want to check out the Starbucks Refreshers Menu for a cool and fruity drink option. Whether you're grabbing a coffee or a refresher, getting your name spelled in a unique way is all part of the Starbucks experience! ☕😄
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This is hilarious 😂
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I worked at Starbucks and 70% of the people are called either Matt or Molly
I'm sure this is a great app but I just plain hate apps that show you a UI language based on where you are. If you travel to Korea it doesn't automatically mean you speak Korean. There's a browser language choice available for a reason.
Pros:Maybe funny
Cons:Automatically choose language based on where you are.