Fake Messages
Schedule a fake text message to yourself. It arrives later as a notification on your own iPhone, with the name and picture you chose. For a prank among friends, or an excuse to leave.
Coming soon for iPhone
Schedule fake texts with Fake Messages
How it works
Write it
Say who the message is from, give them a photo if you like, and write what they say.
Time it
In ten seconds, in an hour, or at a day and time you set.
Wait for it
Put your phone down. The message arrives like any other, and opens into a chat.
Nothing is sent to anyone. The message only ever appears on your own phone, and everything you write stays there.
Six icons to arrive under
A notification carries the icon of the app that sent it. Pick the one the app wears, and your message arrives looking the part.
Fake Messages
The app’s own icon
Green Bubble
Looks like a texting app
Blue Chat
Looks like a social chat app
Sunset
Looks like a photo app’s messages
With the upgrade
Green Chat
Looks like a worldwide chat app
With the upgrade
Spark
Looks like a dating app
With the upgrade
Free, or paid once
The app is free to use. One purchase, paid once and never again, removes the ads, removes the weekly limit and unlocks every icon.
| Feature | Free | Upgraded |
|---|---|---|
| Advertising | A banner, and an ad when you schedule | None |
| Messages | 7 a week | Unlimited |
| Icons | Three | All six |
Help
Questions, problems or a refund question: write to [email protected]. A purchase made on another device comes back with Restore purchases, in the app’s Settings.
Privacy
What you write stays on your phone. The free version shows ads from Google. The details are in the privacy policy.