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Version 1.0.56 · 2026-06-10
Minor bug fix
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.56, updated 2026-06-10.








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Discover Digital Flap: The real AR Magic Tool!
With this first effect available in the Magic Reality app, take your card magic to a new dimension!
What is Digital Flap?
Digital Flap is a revolutionary tool that modernizes the principle of card transformations without any manipulation. With this app always at hand, you can perform stunning and ultra-visual transformations of normal cards anytime, anywhere. No gimmicks, no complex techniques – just pure magic.
Key Features:
- The only app of its kind that truly uses the technology of augmented reality!
- Use Your Own Cards: No need for special decks. Digital Flap works with any standard Bicycle "Rider Back" deck.
- No Gimmicks: The app uses advanced technology to create perfect transformations without trick cards.
- Easy to Use: Designed to be simple and intuitive, even for beginners.…
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Minor bug fix
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