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by Machine_Ruse

Using and then exiting this app causes the screen display to go to the lowest brightness setting. I initially thought I had done that on accident, but I deleted the app, changed my display settings back to the original brightness, then reinstalled this app. Sure enough, after using the app and exiting, my phone’s display went back down to the lowest setting. Permanently deleted until the bug is worked out.

by Miku 02

Basically this app is a blank screen and when you open the app it automatically turns the brightness (on your iPad) to max. I’ll admit, it hurts my eyes a lot. But there is some use for it. I mean, it’s great if you want to read a book and a quick source of light. But who wants to carry their bulky iPad around just to get light? I have personally, prefer a book light. They’re not too much money, slim, and attach to the book perfectly. If you’re thinking of getting this app for something entirely else—well, I do see some uses besides book reading. You could use it for drawing. If you place the paper on top of a light you can easily make a flip book. If you think it would be handy so that if a light burns out you have light, then you’re completely right! That has to be the most fitting use for this app. If a light were to burn out or the power burnt out—this is a quick and easy way to get light. But of course, iPad’s do run out of battery power so it’s not the most reliable. And again, they have no-battery-required crank lights. So do we really even need this app? You decide for yourself, download it, give it a try, and see if it’s really worth it. After all, it is free.

by ALS04

I found this simple app today. I was looking for a simple camera light that could give me some options for different color and hue. This hit the spot. I would only suggest some simple standard camera lighting options. You could do like a day or night camera light. Then the user cold adjust accordingly to their need.