Trinity by Mark Lemon

Turn a borrowed iPhone into the center of several surprising moments with Trinity by Mark Lemon. Create multiple-out predictions in the spectator’s real Notes app, reveal information while the phone stays in their hands, or secretly learn what they search online.

• Three core effects: Use the spectator’s real Notes app for multiple-out predictions, get a peek of something not on their screen, or receive a peek of their web searches.
• Real websites: The spectator can search Google, Wikipedia, or almost any website, with no trace left in their browser.
• Simple performance setup: Trinity needs no installation on the spectator’s phone, NFC tags, web pairing, fake websites, or fake apps.
• Compact device: At 24 × 21 × 13 mm (0.9 × 0.8 × 0.5 inches), it is concealable and uses a single button. It has all-day battery life and USB-C charging.
• Guides and app integration: Video tutorials and a quick-start guide are included. The bonus fourth feature works with Marc Kerstein’s Bridge app for notifications and connections to other magic apps, peeks, output options, and AI integrations.

Both the performer’s phone and the borrowed phone must be iOS devices. Trinity currently supports spectator iPhones set to UK or US English, French, German, or Spanish; Bridge is required for notifications of spectator web searches.

Bring Trinity to close-up performances when you want a borrowed phone to create several distinct moments of mystery, then leave it in the spectator’s hands.