You need to lie to somebody but you have problem remembering the lies you are telling and you are constantly getting trapped in those lies? How can you keep track of the lies you tell? There are apps out there that can help you track the lies you tell. However, finding the right app for this can be hard. But, no worries, we have for you one highly helpful tracker for this purpose. Let's talk about this tracking app.
What is this app exactly?
Highly practical and efficient lifestyle app developed for all android users that need a tracker as a tool to avoid being caught lying. This tracking tool is a simple way that helps users to keep track of the lies they are telling their friends, family, significant others or bosses. With the help of this app, users will never again be trapped in their lies, offering them to remember their lies easily. The users just need to create a new lie on the app and find the person they want to lie to in their contact list while the app is completely protecting their lies. Never get caught lying again!
Why do we love this app?
This easy for use tracker, offers its users to get the premium membership or to sign in daily for collecting the virtual coins, using them for upgrading the features on the app. The menu on the app is allowing users to create a new lie simple and fast with choosing the person they want to lie to from their contact list and choosing the lie category. The app offers complete privacy and security, guaranteeing that the user's lies are protected in the Lie Bank. Also, users can be a part of the ''Lie of the Day'' contest, publish their lies and competing with other user's lies. The users can interact with each other and share ideas for new lies, also users can share or comment on published lies. On the app users can get details of their lies, with particular dates. The app allows lying to 3 people for free and even up to 10 people for only $1.99 or an unlimited number of people for $2.99.
Download the app on Google Play now.
Google Play Download Link: Track Your Lie
Originally posted on Hightechholic.