
Notice to all boyfriends, if you’re too busy to text your girlfriend, or need relationship advice, look no more, there’s an app for that.
The BroApp allows boyfriends to automatically send their girlfriends heartfelt messages when they’re too busy to remember.
Currently, the app is available for download on Google handheld devices for USD $1.99, and is coming soon for iOS users.
All a ‘bro’ has to do is launch the app, program his girl’s number, draft a few cute messages, and set a time when the text should send. On the first launch of the application, users are addressed with, “Bro, who’s your girlfriend?”
Worrying about her revealing your bro secret? The Australian creators have taken precautions and have implemented strategies so that your secret is safe. The BroApp won’t send out messages if you have recently communicated with your girlfriend, or if you’re at her house.
Is this app a genius, or is it allowing people to outsource their love lives and become too lazy to be a true gentleman?
The development of this app has thrilled a lot of bros out there, women on the other hand, not so enthused.
What men had to say on Twitter about the BroApp:
Mobile technololgy has empowered us to solve problems that never existed and it’s a beautiful thing: http://t.co/oDeUmBIsYx #broapp
— Will Nichols (@WilliamSNichols) February 24, 2014
I’ve got 99 problems but messaging my girlfriend ain’t one. http://t.co/8LM8thxlJF #broapp
— Harry Raymond (@harryraymond) February 24, 2014
Some women on Twitter that didn’t think too highly of the app:
Girls, if your boyfriend uses #broapp, DUMP HIM HARD.
— Dally Wacker (@TheGeektality) March 6, 2014
This is the worst #broapp #everydaysexism http://t.co/kBgAibfsSZ
— Jane Bowyer (@bowyerjane) February 24, 2014
And some women, just didn’t care:
I’m not even mad… this is genius! Automate texts, spend more time with the bros http://t.co/EGGdaj2qtJ #broapp
— Laura (@LChmbrs) February 25, 2014
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