NEW YORK - May 2, 2019 - (Newswire.com)
Fartr™, the world’s first app for analyzing, visualizing, scoring and sharing flatulence, was released today for iOS and Android. Breaking from a traditionally crude pack of apps via its high-end design, Fartr features a patent-pending algorithm for visualizing and scoring flatulence. Each recording creates a stunning color visualization accompanied by a full assessment of the captured audio's characteristics: Users receive a unique Fartr Score™ – from 0 to 100 – as well as an interpretive text description.
“Fartr allows people to finally see their flatulence in full color and share those one-of-kind visualizations with their friends through social media or text messages,” said the company. “At Fartr, we believe flatulence can be beautiful and unique, and we have built an app to capture that.”
Fartr works by first providing users a highly accurate method for capturing their flatulence. Simply launch the app and hold anywhere on the screen to initiate recording. Next, the app interprets the captured audio and, using a proprietary algorithm, assesses four key attributes: volume, length, pitch and rhythm.
The results are then presented to the user:
– A Fartr Score
– A circular visualization that renders vivid color bars representing the pitch and other attributes captured at each moment
– A succinct text description of the flatulence keyed-off its attributes
Results can be easily shared with friends via text, email, and social networks via the mobile device’s standard share panel.
While Fartr is being released as an entertainment app, the company understands that flatulence can be painful for some, and is donating a percentage of proceeds to causes supporting Crohn's and Colitis research.
The app is available for download today for $1.99 and provides access to all features in an ad-free experience.
Watch the Fartr promotional video: https://youtu.be/6e3OfP5n05g
Media Contact:
Email: email@fartrapp.com
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