As we're recording right now, we are 24 hours away from, I'm going to call it like,

the Casey List independent app development debut.

I think that's probably fair.

So we should probably do a bit of a recap for either people that need a refresher or maybe

don't know the story, you have developed

an application all on your own and have released it into the iOS App Store. What is this app?

What is it called? What does it do? Yeah. So the purpose of the app is to go through your

contact list and try to find pictures for all your contacts, be that updated pictures or be that brand new pictures, you know, because maybe they just have initials at this point.

You know, in your phone, Mike, maybe you don't have a picture for me.

So my picture is instead just the initial CL because that's what iOS defaults to.

And the app uses your contact list to go through

and check that against Twitter, against Facebook, against Instagram, and against Gravitar,

and try to find either brand new or perhaps just, you know, an updated image for all of your

contacts. And the name of the app is vignette which is a name I came up with

quite a while ago and was hemmy and hawing about but decided I haven't come up with any better

ideas so here we are yeah for tip for like long time analog listeners over the last month or so

vignette is the name of the application that I have been suggesting Casey change. That is correct.

That is absolutely correct.

I am also, like me and you have been talking about it, and neither of us, you haven't.

I don't think anybody has been able to come up with something that is more compelling, or at least sounds as nice.

So the reason that I suggest, I suggested Casey change vignette is the spelling.

Yeah, which is a little bit weird.

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