Right now, the images are mismatched, not so good. But the second image, of the smaller cat Ozzy, well, that needs a bit of tweaking: 🙂Īs the pop-up details, you can now tweak your photo to get it just right, starting with the basic photo as uploaded: Hey, even Wishbone likes this picture of my cat. To start, I’ll tap on the grey cat, Kiwi. I can see both cat pictures I want in the Camera Roll, which is handy. I’ll tap on “Choose from library” since I already have pictures of both my cats.
Notice on the lower portion you can take a photo, choose from your photo library, search the web or even add a sticker or two if you really want to be unique! You can see, I’ve specified “Which cat is more ferocious?” and have tapped on the left “+” symbol to add a photo. Tap in the “What’s your question?” portion to enter your question, and tap on the “+” on each of the two image regions to add the two pictures you’ll need for your comparison. The process of adding a new wishbone starts with tapping on the profile silhouette that’s the rightmost of the options along the bottom of the screen. To vote, you simply tap on the one you prefer of the (always two) choices shown. Instead, we’re jumping straight to the good stuff!įirst off, here’s the home screen for Wishbone when I launch the app on my iPhone 6s: That’s pretty easy to do as you go through the process the first time, so I’ve skipped that in this article. To create a new wishbone, as it’s called, you’ll need to have an account and have shared your email address and created a login name and password. If you’ve got an iPhone or iPod Touch, you can get in on the fun and share with the world whether you prefer hot or cold, wet or dry, cats or dogs, brothers or sisters, Kanye or Flo-rida, etc etc. I don’t often write about applications aimed at teen girls, but the popular iOS 9 app Wishbone (“Compare Anything”) is pretty slick and it’s no surprise that it’s picking up users at a rapid clip with its simple interface and fun questions.
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