from lymeregisdog.com
Point your camera at a dog and a halo appears above them. Works on up to six dogs at once. Nothing is recorded and nothing leaves your phone.
The Style button swaps between a golden angel halo and a fiery devil one, for the dogs who rolled in something. Approved by Oak of Lyme Regis, who is of course an angel.
To put Angel Dogs on your iPhone:
iPhones don't allow one-tap installs, so it's done like this:
1. Tap the Share button — the square with an
arrow pointing up. In Safari it's at the bottom of the screen;
in Chrome it's at the top, next to the address bar.
2. Scroll down the list and tap
"Add to Home Screen".
3. Tap Add. Oak's icon will appear on your
home screen, and it opens as the full app.
Your browser isn't offering the automatic install right now. This is normal for a little while after deleting the app - close your browser completely, reopen this page, and try again. You can also install it by hand any time: tap the three-dot menu (top right of Chrome), then choose "Add to Home screen" or "Install app". On a computer, look for a small install icon at the right-hand end of the address bar.
New to this? Easy instructions for
your camera, and how to record a video
Some dogs wear their halos so well that we couldn't let the moment float away. We've kept a little collection of our favourite films — starring Oak, of course, patron angel of Lyme Regis, alongside a surprisingly saintly flock of sheep and one very holy horse.
Step into the Halo Gallery