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About MegaNote!

MegaNote turns your iPhone or iPad into a giant sign. Type any message, and it fills your entire screen in big, bold text – automatically sized to fit, horizontal or vertical. Perfect for concerts, loud bars, meetings, band rehearsals, airports, stadiums, or anywhere you need to get a message across without shouting. It's fast. It's simple. And it works. (No ads. No subscription. No in-app purchases. Just a bunch of FREE.) FEATURES - Type any message or pick from your saved MegaNotes - Text auto-sizes to fill the screen, any orientation - Dark mode and light mode display - Bold, Heavy, or Black font weights - Standard or Condensed font width - Screen stays on while your message is displayed - Works on iPhone and iPad BACKSTORY MegaNote was originally released waaaaay back in 2008 as iFlashNote, as soon as outside developers were allowed on the App Store – selling almost 10,000 copies in 40+ countries with zero advertising. Now it's back, rebuilt from scratch for modern iPhones and iPads. Same idea. Better everything. Made by Rob Dircks, #1 Audible bestselling author of the Where the Hell is Tesla? trilogy, The Wrong Unit, You're Going to Mars!, and more!

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The developer, Dircks Design, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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