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There has never been a better time to perform magic with a smartphone. Today, magic apps can reveal thoughts, predict choices, secretly transmit information, force almost anything, interact with borrowed phones, communicate with smartwatches, recognize objects, generate impossible coincidences, and accomplish effects that would have sounded like science fiction twenty
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Magic has always had a strange relationship with time. A deck of cards can survive for decades. A mechanical gimmick can be repaired. A book printed fifty years ago can still teach the same technique today. A magic app is different. It lives inside an ecosystem that constantly changes: operating
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When you download an app, it is easy to think of it as a self-contained product. You install it on your phone, open it, and expect it to work. But many modern apps are not really independent pieces of software. Behind a simple interface can exist an entire chain
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For years, one of the most effective ideas in digital magic has been simple: make the magic app look like something the spectator already knows. A calculator. A camera. A messaging app. A familiar interface. When done well, this approach is incredibly powerful. The spectator recognizes the environment, lowers their
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Some of the most fascinating magic apps hide in plain sight. Instead of presenting themselves as magical tools, they reproduce something spectators already know extremely well: a familiar iPhone interface. Calculator. Notes. Photos. Messages. Clock. Settings. At first glance, there is nothing unusual to see. And that is precisely the
MultiDraw is a magic app that allows you to secretly add a specific drawing in a normal-looking note. Each trick preset contains 100 secret drawing slots (00-99). When performing, you pick the exact spot (anchor) in a note where you want the drawing to appear, then secretly input a two-dig
Welcome to ZENER, the Original ESP Test ZENER recreates the classic extrasensory perception test developed by perceptual psychologist Karl Zener in the early 1930s. The Test Open the app and browse through a deck containing five simple symbols: A hollow circle A Greek cross Three vertical
Xeno lets you reveal exactly what a spectator is thinking of. Discover their star sign, favourite film, chosen song, name, or almost anything else without asking them to write, draw, type, or tap a selection. You do not even need to be in the same room. Xeno can be performed remotely throu
WingCue is not an ordinary app. It lives at the intersection of technology and the impossible — a tool designed for those who dare to blur the line between illusion and reality. Ask someone to think of anything. A shape. An object. An image locked inside their mind. Something they have nev
WikiTest is a modern book test performed using a borrowed smartphone. “Marc's apps are unbelievable.” — David Blaine “The greatest app for magicians. It's incredible.” — Asi Wind The Effect Ask a spectator to search for any object, person, or place on Wikipedia using their own phone. While
WebFX is a playing card prediction effect performed on a borrowed phone. The Effect A spectator visits a website using their own phone, tablet, or computer. You draw their attention to a photograph displayed on the site. Before they see the complete image, you ask them to name any playing
Welcome to VRTX Created by Eddy Bouchenak and Guillaume “GB” Bellut, VRTX, pronounced “vertex,” is an acrostic generator designed specifically for magic performances. Core Features Generate an acrostic for any word with a single tap. Use the generated words to build original presentations