App Profile: Cardzilla

OliverTwist78

Rating: 5/5

I have used the Notes to type (or papers and pens to write) the questions, comments, or orders before communicating with the hearing people. The problem with Notes is tiny font and occasional freezing up during the sync. Not useful for time-sensitive communication. A friend told me about this app so I downloaded it. Zowie! It‘s worth every cent many times over! So ridiculous easy to use!!! I can swipe to the left to erase the whole message and start anew. What‘s awesome is all of messages is stored for later use! I can also delete the old messages if I choose to. Ehat‘s more, I can modify the old messages. Wow! I am getting the equivalent of brain freeze, thinking about how easy the app is! I feel so comfortable using this app and have pushed my deaf friends to get this app.

Neil_22

Rating: 5/5

This app is simplistic at best making it uniquely useful. The first thing I would say to 1st time users upon opening the app, is to swipe "left to right" then select "Help" at the bottom to aquaint yourself with it's simple instructions. Once done, touch middle of screen with finger and swipe down to exit. With these two gestures you won't get be frustrated trying to maneuver the app to get acquainted with it. My favorite is that nothing ever gets deleted unless you go to "History" and make an effort yourself to delete it . The only recommendation (my personal one at that) to request, would be to offer a "Yellow" background in the "Card Color Settings" screen to mimic notepad paper. Hope this helps new users as I wouldn't have shared this if I didn't enjoy the app so much! 👍

Olololan

Rating: 5/5

I recommended this app to my family after my sister experienced hearing loss and loss of speech from brain trauma earlier in the year. This app has been invaluable in helping my sister communicate with family, friends, and therapists as she works toward recovery. In particular, the therapists at the rehab center love this app because it allows them to speak instructions and questions that my sister can read, and because my sister can still write/type, she is able to respond and ask questions. Thanks so much for developing such an easy and useful app to help hearing folks communicate more easily with deaf folks as well as folks with permanent or temporary hearing loss.