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Version 3.13.0 · 2026-10-08
* Performance improvements * Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.13.0, updated 2026-10-08.








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Looking for a fun and fair way to choose between multiple options or people? Look no further than Buzz - Finger Chooser!
With Buzz, simply place multiple fingers on your screen and let the app randomly select one. Whether you're deciding who gets to go first in a game, choosing a winner for a prize drawing, or just making a spontaneous decision, Buzz makes it easy and unbiased.
Features:
- Easy to use: simply touch the screen with multiple fingers and watch as Buzz randomly selects one
- Customizable settings: choose the number of fingers to use, adjust the vibration and sound effects, and more
- Fair and unbiased: takes the decision-making out of your hands and leaves it up to chance
- Fun for all ages: perfect for kids' games, party games, and more
Download Buzz - Finger Chooser now and let the fun begin!…
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