ManiMatch™ App Reviews

The app pre-selects a handful of colors it believes matches my skin color. I would like to be able to try out some of the other colors.

There should be more choices for hand shape. I couldnt slight my hand because my hand was too different from the outline! Would be better if there were more choices.

Low rate bc it would scan my hand unless it was literally up against white. Annoying

This could be a bit more easier. Only because some people dont have steady hands and to have to hold the phone in the outline and swipe for colors and look at the color on the nails, its not all that easy. It would be a lot easier if the phone could take a picture once the hand is in the outline, then you can swipe and pick colors out.

This app is a great idea, but needs a little more work. Super cool though!

Quite frankly,its terrible. Spent 25 minutes trying to align my hand,then switched to my other hand. Still trying to make my hands align in UNREALISTIC positions, I can to the realization that I was wasting my time. I aligned my hand as best as I could, and nope. It didnt scan or take a picture or anything. I absolutely hate it. Its an amazing idea but a horrific make and the technology just doesnt work.

It says scan your hand and you sit there scanning your hand..and nothing happens. I tried multiple times with both hands, aligning it perfectly and nothing.

This app stinks. It picks the ugliest colors and doesnt work half of the time. This app doesnt even deserve one star!!!

Good idea but really difficult and drains the battery like crazy. *sigh* yee

Its impossible to get this app to work. The outline is spaced out weird and its hard to use. Great concept horrible follow through.

That was so weird! It took like 15 tries to capture my hand and then the polish colors are all wobbly and squiggly? Left me confused. Immediately deleted, eek!

Im not sure whats with the bad reviews, but for me this app was super easy and I didnt have any problems at all. It took less than 5 sec to take a picture of my hand and give me the best color for my skin tone!

I love this idea! Nice to be able to try on different colors. And when it gets a good pic of your hand, the polish actually shows up pretty well, and its easy to see what it would look like. But the odd thing is that its somewhat tricky to hold your tablet in one hand and take a pic of your other hand. And after you go thru all of that trouble...it doesnt automatically save the pic...so every time you open the app you have to retake it! The app is also a bit buggy, and it locked up a time or two so I had to close it...and then retake the hand pic all over again! I didnt see that it showed all of their products, either. So if they work out the bugs, this little novelty app could get more stars from me! (It would be really great to see an app like this for makeup, too.)

Its almost impossible to get your and in the right position for the app to recognize it. I tried for 15 minutes before giving up and deleting the app.

The app will not open to the next page to allow me to use it.

Id give it 0 stars if I could. Couldnt stretch my arm out long enough and when I got a friends help I couldnt speak my fingers wide enough to fit into outline.

The ONE function it advertises doesnt work I tried everything and it would not recognize my hands its nearly impossible to match the hand, which is probably a mannequin hand, not everyone has perfectly symmetrical, thin hands mine are a little fatter and my pinky is shorter than the one on the screen, waste of time dont bother downloading youll just end up deleting it

I could not get my hand in the correct position before it timed out. I got frustrated with this and deleted it. Too bad, it could be a fun app if it was easier to use.

It works. You have to use a plain background. I white wall, peace of plain paper.... Works for me!!! But I play piano so its easy to spread my fingers

It wasnt difficult at all to use on the iPhone OS. I followed the instructions and in less than a minute I had a whole set of colors demonstrated on my hand picture, that I could flip through.