TwinViewer for Android

I was looking for an app to open my video game app to play on my card board viewer. *box app allows viewing on my iOS devices now, but no way to split . I tested this app with a screen shot and applied it to both screens , placing my phone in my VR device and it worked perfectly once my eyes adjusted. This is the closest thing I found. If I could open the app instead of a photo and mirror the other side it would allow me to view whatever I want on a portable viewing system anywhere anytime, sitting laying or standing. Without spending $600 on a proprietary VR and AR devices. If the developers can make that I would purchase it. This app does what it says , but can be so much more. Thanks.

Would be great if Recently Deleted were an available folder on the menu, seeing as more and more apps have managed to implement this option. Otherwise, best tool for comparing images that I've used; more convenient and quicker than using the layer method in the typical photo editor. Update: the below is now fixed, thanks! I noticed (I believe within the last few versions) that the iOS status bar at the top (containing network info, time, battery and other indicators) no longer disappears when attempting to view an image full-screen in the app. This makes image comparisons more difficult or less convenient in some situations (e.g. screenshots taken in the app of zoomed-in portions of an image pair). It would be appreciated if this issue could be fixed by either hiding the status bar and ensuring the image is truly full-screen, or at least giving the option to completely hide it.

I like the app but I can’t find any way to upgrade to the paid version. That’s a problem I haven’t run across before. Can you please fix it? Thank you. UPDATE: I got a response from the developer explaining how to address this problem. Now that I was able to upgrade, I’m happy to give this app five stars.

This is an awesome app. Thank you developers!

First, the app is terrific. I use it to compare images that can be used as examples that show complementary or dissonate differences for teaching. The ability to save as a combined image with captions is just what I needed. And who knows, I could use it to create the next “woman screaming at the cat” meme. Second, the developer is super-responsive. I emailed a suggestion about Sort Order and in less than 3 days, the app was updated!