TORAH SOFER FONT

On the downside, it does lack the kind of customization that other apps in this category offer, such as labeled account types of icons. The free version of Torah Sofer Font works essentially as a demo, allowing you to save only five accounts before requiring an upgrade from the in-app purchase menu. Still it does give you a good sense of what the paid app can do so you can see if this is the right fit for you. Torah Sofer Font is a privacy app for the iPhone that offers protection for your photos and passwords. Its interface is not as intuitive as some other privacy apps but once you get the hang of it, there is quite a bit you can do. It's just a matter of determining how you want to organize your information as you store it to the app. When you open Torah Sofer Font for the first time, you'll need to choose a master password. Unlike some other privacy apps, you need to choose a password and not just a pin. Of course you can choose a password of four numbers if you want, so added security is strictly optional, but we recommend you take advantage of the extra layer of protection with a longer password. After setting log-in options, you can create folders, import or take new photos, add passwords, or set other options in the app that will allow you to change the way your information is stored. With a built-in search tool

and the option to save and store things like passwords to the app as well as images, there is more flexibility in Torah Sofer Font than in some other privacy apps. Torah Sofer Font is a solid privacy app that works quickly, doesn't throw too many menus at you, and offers enough flexibility to customize it to your specific needs. The interface is at times more complex than it needs to be; but with so many options to choose from and a great search tool, it's a very effective free tool. Torah Sofer Font is a

single function app: It will flip the text of anything you copy and paste or type in to read backwards. There are no additional features, no sharing options, no way to save or export. It basically flips the text around -- a function that can be performed relatively easily with a couple of lines of code. With its limited functionality, it's hard to see how this app could prove to be very useful for most users. After opening the app, you'll find a single text line input and a button. Either type in or paste the text of your choice and then tap the button to flip it around. Again, Torah Sofer Font doesn't offer any other options, tools, or settings, so that's all you're able to do with Torah Sofer Font. This could be a cool app for two users with the same app -- essentially sending lightly-coded messages back and forth between devices. But otherwise, it has fairly limited uses and the developer hasn't included anything that expands that usability. If you need an app that can flip the text around in a sentence or line of text, then Torah Sofer Font will get the job done, but that's all it has to offer and that limits its overall usefulness. Torah Sofer Font is a list creation tool with a couple of small twists, allowing you to create custom list types from a menu of options. The custom lists are at times useful and in other cases a bit redundant; and while the setup is a great idea, the interface and feature set can be limiting when it comes to more robust list management needs. When you open Torah Sofer Font for the first time, you'll find five options for different types of lists, from a straight text list to a countdown list, as well as options to automatically update lists or copy them. The ideas here are all solid, but the app often feels like a rough draft. The text is often truncated, descriptions are not clear, and there are not quite enough options for changing the layout or entry types for any one list. You cannot create your own list types and when entering text for a list, you can't add attributes like due date or price. The design is clean and attractive, however, and with