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This tiny device does three things, and it does them all very well, allowing you to perform multiple effects with a borrowed phone.
With Trinity, you can create multiple-out predictions within the spectator's real Notes app.
Furthermore, you can use the spectator's phone to get a peek of something not even on their screen, while the phone remains in the spectator's hands.
Finally, you can even let your spectator search for anything on Google, Wikipedia or pretty much *any* website, and receive a covert peek on your phone or smartwatch. With zero trace left in their browser.
Very easy to learn and fun to perform with.
Nothing to install on the spectator's phone
No NFC tags or web pairing
No fake websites or apps - works entirely with the real websites
Quick setup, fully justified in performance
Concealable device (24x21x13 mm / 0.9x0.8x0.5 inches)
Simple single button operation
All-day battery life
Video tutorials and a quick start guide
Bonus fourth feature added
Trinity works with Marc Kerstein's - Bridge (less than $1 on the App Store) for notifications and seamless connections with a variety of other magic apps, peeks, output options and AI integrations.
Additional Information:
USB-C Charging
The performer's phone and the borrowed phone must both be iOS devices.
Currently supports spectator iPhones using UK/US English, French, German & Spanish.
Bridge app required to receive notifications of spectator web searches.
30 minute set up and your ready to perform. Very easy to do. I love the fact its not an app. Packs small packs big in someone else's pocket. Excellent. Delivered inside two hours of ordering, thanks Monster Magic.
I was using an alternative brand repositionable glue for the flaps on my himber envelopes but it wasn't very good at all. I could never rely on it to hold the flap closed on the underside of the envelope. This glue is awesome. So far I have not had any issue and the flaps have been held in place until I open them
