*** Improvements in this version include:

- New and improved look and feel
- Improved graphics
- Performance enhancements
- Now you can email your spells to your friends, family or workmates.
- Write more text than before allowing you to better describe targets and benefits.
- All new and improved spell ingredients

The ultimate App for Halloween. With Rapid Spellcaster you can Trick or Treat as often as you want as the mood takes you. And the good news is that you can have fun using Rapid Spellcaster well beyond Halloween.

Rapid Spellcaster provides a quick and fun way to cast almost any Spell you want. You can cast spells for good on yourself, friends, family and even pets. In fact the inclusion of ‘other’ (in which you can type a name or a spell outcome) means you can cast what you want on anyone!

But is it just fun? Will the spells really work? Well behind the smart icons lies the concept of your inner power combining with universal energy to do good in the world (treat!) or to be a bit cheeky (trick) if someone (boss, teacher, brother) has been on your case!

Try it and cast a money making spell on yourself; who knows the App might pay for itself! If it does, please send us a message!

There are 3 simple steps: select a target (the person), select a benefit (spell outcome) and finally select some ingredients (special pumpkins in the Halloween edition). Once you see 3 green ticks then you are good to go! Tap on SPELL and you’ll see the strength of your SPELL on the spell casting screen. If it’s a weak spell you can tap BOOST, but be careful if the conditions aren’t right for this SPELL the strength may be reduced. If you are happy tap CAST; a message will appear and your spell will be cast. Notice that you can be cheeky but you must not be malicious, hence the final words in the spell cast: ‘Harm ye None’.

If this process is too long for a busy person they can tap RANDOM without selecting any of the items; the random button will set the target, benefit and spell strength automatically. I have just done it and my grumpy father-in-law looks like being a ‘fashion victim’ today. And the good news is that it was a strong spell; perhaps his new wig will slip during his management review!