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Big Bang WhipIt

Swing your phone and hear a whip crack.

What it does

The motion sensor turns your phone into a whip. One swing, one crack.

  • Motion controlled
  • Several whip sounds
How it works

A whip crack every time you shake the phone

The app does exactly one thing: it says CRACK. Shake the phone, or tap the whip master, and the sound arrives — the same sharp crack every time, with no delay.

01

Shake — or tap

The accelerometer listens for the jerk a whip makes, so the movement feels right: you swing your arm and the sound lands on the stroke. If you would rather use a finger, a tap on the figure works just as well.

The word CRACK flashes across the screen when the sound fires, so it can be seen as well as heard — useful when playing with it on mute in a room where noise is not welcome.

The volume is set inside the app rather than on the phone's buttons, so you can turn it down without leaving the screen.

  • Shake the phone or tap the figure
  • No delay — the sound lives in the app
  • CRACK appears on screen with every stroke
  • Its own volume slider
The whip master, the counter and the volume. Shake or tap.
The whip master, the counter and the volume. Shake or tap.
CRACK! — the stroke shows on screen too.
CRACK! — the stroke shows on screen too.
02

The counter that simply keeps going

Every crack counts up. The app keeps the running total and raises a level along the way — not because anything unlocks, but because a number that rises is more fun than no number.

There is nothing more to it. No account, no menu, no settings beyond the volume and a link to the privacy settings.

Level and total cracks climb while you play.
Level and total cracks climb while you play.

About the app

A sound app with one sound. It asks for no account, no location and no contacts.

Motion
The accelerometer triggers the crack, so the movement feels right
The sound
Bundled in the app — no connection required
Counter
Number of cracks and level are kept locally