What Reddit Says About Aging Apps
We compiled 15 Reddit discussions about Aging apps from 13 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/photoshop
Looking for AI aging app or website to make people in photo look older. What tool do you recommend? Share ... This questions is probably better asked in an AI subreddit, not a Photoshop one. ... You can use the age filter online tool for quick results. If you have a group of people in the image it w...
r/ios
TLDR; need a legitimately FREE face aging app. Not download for free, only to have a paywall or subscription payment TYIA Share ... A subreddit about all things genealogy... provided it's not about living people. Read the rules and FAQ in our Wiki! ... Went ahead and aged myself on FaceApp...
r/vfx
This one does it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.upname.ageup you apply the aging filter on a photo, then there is a little video icon that appears after the older self of you is generated, and it does the video transition in 1 click
r/worldbuilding
Photoshop just got a few new "Neural Filters" in the 2021 update. One of them is an aging filter similar to those apps you mentioned.
r/Genealogy
This app convert photo to younger or older: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.upname.ageup I like the video animation feature best actually :)
r/androidapps
So for like example, one of the apps that I decided to get them is auto answer call hold to ear, which essentially you just set it up and then whenever there's a phone call you take your phone and you hold it up to your ear to answer the phone call.
r/androidapps
Hi everyone, so my mother is getting older (late 60s) and quite forgetful. She recently got a new phone and I would love to help her install and use…
r/pics
Repeat, but use a reverse aging app instead! ... Wear sunscreen on anything the beard doesn’t cover and drink more water than alcohol when you do and you might skip some of those “aged” looks!
r/AppleWatch
As for body age, I those scales that shoot current through your body. There's one at my gym and I use it every now and again, it's pretty fun, though a bit gimmicky in my opinion. I have no idea how accurate it is, and if anything, it makes me care too much about another set of data, which...
r/blueprint_
If you are looking for the legitimate successor to those 2015 studies, https://longevity-germany.com/en/photo-age-test is one of the best current examples.
r/androidapps
I had one for my father where you just touch on icon (picture) and it calls that person. Unfortunately, we lost his phone and I can't find it. It's…
r/AgingParents
I think Cubbily could be a great fit for what you’re looking for. It’s a family calendar app that allows you to invite others to join and keep everyone updated. You can easily coordinate visits, appointments, and who’s available to help out. Plus, with features like shared scheduling and notificatio...
r/ipad
WolfQuest is a 3D wildlife simulation video game that challenges players to learn about wolf ecology in Yellowstone National Park. The game's main purpose is to teach players about wolves and the roles they play in nature by putting them in the virtual paws of a wild gray wolf. It is a family-f...
r/SkincareAddiction
Does anything like that exist? The only thing similar are money-pushed (i.e. "this facility does these procedures - manage your points" - rather than agnostic advice). Any apps similar to that that have been helpful to you?
r/AskUK
Simon Tatham's games app has Sudoku and many others, and is free without ads. ... I still think it's worth having Uber, as a back up.
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