This nifty little gadget does three things, and it does them all brilliantly, letting you pull off multiple effects using a borrowed phone.
With Trinity, you can whip up multiple-out predictions right in the spectator's actual Notes app.
But wait, there’s more! You can use the spectator's phone to sneak a peek at something they’re not even looking at, all whilst their phone is firmly in their hands.
And if that wasn’t enough, let your spectator search for anything on Google, Wikipedia, or just about *any* website, while you get a sneaky look at it on your phone or smartwatch. No messy traces left behind in their browser, I promise.
Easy to pick up and a blast to perform with.
Nothing to install on the spectator's phone
No NFC tags or web pairing
No dodgy websites or apps - this works entirely with the real deal
Quick setup, fully justified in performance (so you won't look dodgy)
Discreet device (24x21x13 mm / 0.9x0.8x0.5 inches)
Simple single-button operation
All-day battery life (because who has time for charging?)
Video tutorials and a quick start guide (for those who need a little hand-holding)
Bonus fourth feature added (because why not?)
Trinity works hand-in-hand with Marc Kerstein's - Bridge (less than £1 on the App Store) for notifications and seamless connections with a host of other magic apps, peeks, output options, and even some AI wizardry.
Additional Information:
USB-C Charging (keeping it modern)
The performer's phone and the borrowed phone must both be iOS devices (no Android shenanigans here)
Currently supports spectator iPhones using UK/US English, French, German & Spanish (multilingual magic, anyone?)
Bridge app required to receive notifications of spectator web searches (don’t forget to download it!)
