Melony: Ripeness Detector 4+

Name: Melony: Ripeness Detector
Rating: 2.4 (9 reviews)
Author: SALAH HIJAZI

World First Ripeness Detector

SALAH HIJAZI

Designed for iPad

- 2.4 • 9 Ratings

- Free

Description

Do you always waste money on unripe watermelons? Hah! It's 2019 and everything has been easy: just install the app and thump the watermelon, and the magic will happen. The app uses complex algorithms that analyze the sound frequency of a watermelon, and detect, based on the sound, the ripeness of the watermelon. Additionally, the app contains several tips to help you choose the best ripe watermelon.

This's how it works:

1-Download the app for free.

2-Open the app and choose a watermelon based on the tips in the app.

3-Start the sound test.

4-Thump the watermelon 3 times, putting the phone on it.

5-The app will analyze the sound and give you the final result within seconds.

All your scans are saved automatically.

Download now and forget about unripe watermelons!

Jul 7, 2020

Version 1.2

Thanks For using Melony.

We update the app periodically to make sure that all our users have a more seamless experience while using our app. In this update, we fixed some bugs and improved the overall app performance; additionally, we reduced the number and the frequency of ads shown inside our app.

We hope you enjoy surfing this fresh new update and don't forget to show some love by giving us a 5-Star rating on the AppStore.

2.4 out of 5

9 Ratings

Meh…not great

It was very difficult to have it read the sound. Would have to try it a half dozen times. It always said semi-ripe regardless how many melons I tried. I finally bought one that said semi-ripe and it was good. I later bought one that said semi-ripe and it was too green and tasteless.

Wish it would work

I tried it in my garden. You could try it on same melon more than once and get different results. Even tried it on melons that were very immature and it would show them as ripe. I hope that developers can fix.

All advertising

What a piece of junk. All it is apps trying to get you to buy other apps.

The developer, SALAH HIJAZI, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.