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لقطات الشاشة لـ Rotate the Owl

iPad

iPhone

About Rotate the Owl

ROTATE THE OWL

This owl does one thing, and does it extremely well: it obeys gravity like no other animal. No matter how stubbornly you turn it around, it knows there is only one proper way to hold its head! Its antics finely crafted to maximize human amusement, this adorable companion is guaranteed to lighten up the mood any day, any night.

BECOME THE OWL

What's more, using our sophisticated Owlify technology, you may inject your very personality upon this versatile animal. Simply take a photo, then revel in the experience of rotating this amazing you-owl. This is likely to be THE profile picture phenomenon of 2013, so make sure you are among the very first.

TICKLE THE OWL

The owl also enjoys being tickled. It will laugh, too.

تحديث لأحدث إصدار 1.0.2

Last updated on 02/10/2018

الإصدارات القديمة

We rewrote the owl rotation engine on top of blockchain technology, and reimagined how the owl should tickle with machine learning.

(No, not really. We fixed some bugs and accommodated some notches, that's it.)

Version History

1.0.2

02/10/2018

1.0.1

21/09/2017

Re-engineered the quantum kernel to use twice as many bits.

(Yes. This is our first and only update since January 2013. And we changed nothing. Even the bug is still there. You know if you know it.)

1.0

10/01/2013

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