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Version 2.0 · 2023-04-12
The app has been completely rewritten. Decode signs faster, with a much easier to use interface!
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2023-04-12.


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Decode and steal your opponents steal signs using the Steal Sign Stealer!
Using a few easy steps, you'll be on your way to victory.
Here's how it works:
[1.] Record the signs that the opposing team is giving by tapping the sign buttons.
[2.] Record the outcome of the play, whether the player on base stole or not.
[3.] Repeat, and train the app to learn the signs.
[4.] After a few times, the app will begin to predict what the team's steal sign is. Keep going, and the app could also pick up wash signs as well!
Note:
[x] You can customize the buttons to be any sign the team is giving, such as touching your hat, or clapping your hands.
[x] "Wash sign" refers to a sign at the end of a sequence of signs which means all signs before are cancelled
[x] Please be sure to always follow your league's rules.…
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