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Version 1.4 · 2024-08-30
- Bugs fixed
Navigating today’s restaurant menus can be a real challenge – dim lighting an…
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The store currently lists version 1.4, updated 2024-08-30.
Navigating today’s restaurant menus can be a real challenge – dim lighting and fine print make it tough. But using your phone’s bright flashlight? That ruins the ambiance and might just embarrass your table guests. Enter the Menu Reader: a straightforward, user-friendly app designed for discretely reading menus in low-light conditions.
This handy app puts you in control:
-Adjust your light level from 0 to 4
-Fine-tune your screen brightness from low to high
-Zoom in our out with magnification levels 0 to max
Each feature is customizable, letting you tailor your experience precisely to your needs. Whether you want to utilize one feature or all three, it’s completely up to you. It’s also adaptable to suit left-handed users as well!
Plus, when you exit the app, all features default to the lowest setting, recognizing that every situation is as unique as the environment you’re in.…
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