chris rogers
Signal Spirit Communication is estimated to make < $5k per month from < 5k downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
The Signal app is an internet radio sweeping app made for Instrumental TransCommunication (ITC). The idea is modeled after a traditional ghost box that sweeps through AM/FM radio stations and picks up random bits of audi
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42 reviews
12 Jun → 7 Jul · best #10
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The Signal app is an internet radio sweeping app made for Instrumental TransCommunication (ITC). The idea is modeled after a traditional ghost box that sweeps through AM/FM radio stations and picks up random bits of audio that spirits can use to form speech. Unlike terrestrial radio bands that are filled with a lot of static and harsh sounds this app uses internet radio stations that are static free. This provides a cleaner sounding sweep that has only the speech sounds needed for spirits to communicate.
Rating & reviews
42 reviews
Monetization
$9.99
No in-app purchases detected
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What's new
Fixed bug blocking access to stations
How much does Signal Spirit Communication make?
Signal Spirit Communication is estimated to make < $5k per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does Signal Spirit Communication have?
Signal Spirit Communication has an estimated < 5k downloads / mo on the App Store.
Is Signal Spirit Communication free?
Signal Spirit Communication costs $9.99 on the App Store.
What is Signal Spirit Communication's rating?
Signal Spirit Communication has a rating of 2.7 out of 5, based on 42 reviews.
Publisher
chris rogers
Category
Entertainment
Compatibility
10.0
Size
107 MB
Rating
9+
Price
$9.99
Released
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Last update
Mar 22, 2021
Languages
1 available
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