At this point it could be said that there are applications for everything. And when we say it all, that’s all. Today we have to talk Run Peeone of the strangest and most original tools that exist today for viewers’ mobile phones.
RunPee is essential for anyone who knows how to use it. The app alerts the user when they need to go to the bathroom while watching a long movie and does everything possible so that none of the footage is lost.
future release of Avatar 2which lasts 190 minutes, or, further back in time, that of Black Panther: Wakanda forever160 minutes, it could be special occasions to try it out.
The operation is very simple: for each premiere there is one or more “pee timer”That vibrate and alert the owner of the mobile phone 30 seconds before urinating. Just make the “game” of the stopwatch coincide with the beginning of the film.
For instance. If Halloween Ends lasts 1 hour and 45 minutes, the app can take up to three times in that amount of time when we should go to the bathroom.
So that the user does not miss anything that happens in the film while in the toilet, RunPee has summarized what happens in the minutes you should spend in the bathroom. It goes without saying that we must not forget the telephone in the living room …
Other features of RunPee
Another important convenience provided by the application has to do with information about the credit scenes Of films. RunPee lets you know if there are any, how many and if it’s worth the wait to see them.
In turn, there summaries of the first three minutes of the film in case one is late for the function.
One color fact that makes RunPee very interesting is that the app has black background disturb the spectators as little as possible.
To keep in mind: the application is only in English and its films correspond to the billboard of the United States, which often does not coincide with that of South American countries.
RunPee is available for phones with Google Play Y app Store.
How was RunPee born?
Dan Florio, the creator of the app, explains on the RunPee website: “The idea came to me while I was watching the King Kong ‘remake’ in 2005. The film ran for nearly three hours. In the end I was in desperate need to go to the bathroom, so much so that I didn’t like the movie anymore. But I wasn’t going to leave the theater until it was over. “
But it wasn’t until three years later, when telephones became popular, that Florio developed his idea. The creative watched the movies on billboards every Friday with his mother and sister to get the information to host him in the app as soon as possible.
Today, RunPee has information on dozens of films, as well as posters, trailers, and ratings.
Source: Clarin
