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About OopsSend: Random Text Sender

Ever wanted to reach out to someone but couldn't decide who? OopsSend takes the guesswork out of it — you type the message, fate picks the friend. TYPE. SPIN. SEND. Write a short, fun message. Hit the button. OopsSend spins through your contacts like a roulette wheel and reveals a random friend. Confirm, and it opens your favorite messenger with the message ready to go. It's the most fun way to say hi. 70+ READY-MADE TEMPLATES Can't think of what to say? We've got you. Choose from 8 categories of hilarious, romantic, mysterious, and totally unhinged message templates: - Funny — "ok hear me out — what if we faked our deaths and started over as crab fishermen" - Romantic — "I had a dream about you and now I can't focus on a single thing today" - Sad-ish — "I think I just needed someone to remember me today" - Sorry — "okay I owe you an apology and I've been rehearsing it in the shower for a week" - Throwback — "found an old photo of us. we were so young and so so wrong about literally everything" - Mystery — "don't react to this message. just know." - Sweet — "you have the kind of laugh that makes everyone around you feel okay" - Unhinged — "I'm starting a cult. you're invited. business casual. snacks provided." Tap any template to drop it straight into your message. THE ROULETTE EXPERIENCE The contact reveal is not just a random pick — it's a full animated roulette experience with haptic feedback, spinning names, and a dramatic reveal. It's tense, it's exciting, and it turns every send into a mini-event. MESSAGE HISTORY Keep track of every message you've sent, who you sent it to, and which platform you used. Mark messages as "Sent" or "Replied" and clear your history anytime. PRIVACY FIRST OopsSend doesn't have servers, accounts, or analytics. We access your contacts only to pick one at random — nothing ever leaves your device. We never see your messages. Period. OOPSSEND+ (OPTIONAL PREMIUM) Love OopsSend? Go premium for the full experience: - Unlimited daily sends (free users get 3/day) - Zero ads — no banners, no interstitials, no app-open ads - All template packs unlocked - Full message history (200 messages vs 20) 20 LANGUAGES SUPPORTED OopsSend speaks your language — available in English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and more. DARK MODE & LIGHT MODE Beautiful glassmorphic design that looks stunning in both light and dark mode. System theme support included. Perfect for: - Breaking the ice with someone you haven't texted in ages - Party games and dares - Sending a random act of kindness - Making your friends question your sanity - Just having fun Download OopsSend and let fate decide who hears from you next. Privacy Policy: https://oopssend.neolpt.com/#privacy End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

App privacy

The developer, Gokhan Didin, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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