WordCloud

Use your SMS, MMS or WordCloud messages to build WordClouds!

Be sure to check out the Premium version here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ryanpope.wordcloud.premium

- Please be sure to verify that WordCloud works correctly on your phone before paying for Premium.

WordCloud creates beautiful wordcloud images made from words used in your conversations with any of your friends. You can shape the clouds to preset masks, change the background color, select excluded words and much more!

I will continue to add new shapes related to holidays and events. Shoot me an email if you have any suggestions.

FAQ:

→Can you pull messages from Facebook Messengers? No [1].

→Can you pull messages from Google Hangouts? Unlikely.

→Can you pull messages from WhatsApp? Yes!

→Can you pull messages from Telegram? It's being worked on.

Planned Features:

→Potentially integrating with Telegram.

Permissions:

→WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE

Required: Yes

Reason: To write the photo to your external memory.

→READ_SMS

Required: Yes

Reason: Used to read messages from a selected contact for the WordCloud.

→INTERNET

Required: Yes

Reason: Used to connect with the WordCloud server to build the image. The image requires extensive computational power to place the words. Large images with many words can take considerably longer.

→READ_CONTACTS

Required: Yes

Reason: Used to select the contact to create a cloud with.

This application is still in beta and as such some features may not work as intended. Many improvements are in progress. This application uses an undocumented Content Resolver to fetch SMS messages and is not guaranteed to be supported on all Android devices [2].

All communications are sent over a secure channel with 2048bit RSA and no data is retained after the connection is completed. If you have any privacy concerns or inquiries, please send me an email and I will respond as soon as possible.

Thank you.

1. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/permissions#reference-read_mailbox

2. http://android-developers.blogspot.ca/2010/05/be-careful-with-content-providers.html