My new music app, revolutionary design

[AppsbyMe]

Hello MacRumours, long time reader first time poster, my name is James and I run AppsbyMe.
I am posting today to show you my new app, Touchless Music.
Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchless-music/id628517139?ls=1&mt=8

It's a new music app with a feature that I have never seen on the AppStore before. The music is completely controlled by tilting the device and not using the touchscreen.

Touchless Music is a revolutionary new app that lets you control all your music without even touching the screen. Simply start the app and you can access all your music by simply tilting your iOS device.
Ever wanted to control your music collection with out touching your phone?
▪Designed to be used without lifting a finger
▪Intuitive motion controls
▪Contains built in lock to save battery and prevent accidental controls

It's a paid app but I would like to know what people think of this, if you like it please share it on and let me know your opinions.

Thanks
AppsbyMe
James

 

[AnimaLeo]

The over-use of revolutionary in the tech world is hilarious. Just out of curiosity what do you think you've revolutionised?

 

[itsrobbsy]

i think going from touch to tilt is just making life a little more difficult lol

 

[GoCubsGo]

The use of the word "revolutionary" alone makes me not want to bother.

 

[AppsbyMe]

I know, I was trying to attract attention to it. First time trying this
Revolutionary may have been a silly word but in my head it sounded good, oops!

 

[Gav2k]

Tilting the phone requires touching it...yes

 

[Smeaton1724]

Ok this might not have mass market appeal but there will be people out there who have thought this would be a good way to control their music. Personally I think it's a decent concept.

You seem to have got your USP functionality sorted, now smarten up the aesthetics of the app. Good luck!

 

[AppsbyMe]

Ok this might not have mass market appeal but there will be people out there who have thought this would be a good way to control their music. Personally I think it's a decent concept.

You seem to have got your USP functionality sorted, now smarten up the aesthetics of the app. Good luck!

Thanks for the feedback