Yearbook Yourself is ready to hit the road. The Webby-winning website from Minneapolis-based Colle+McVoy now is
available as an app for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
I tried out the Yearbook Yourself app this morning -- photographic evidence from my 1978 incarnation displayed as proof -- and it's every bit as fun as the website. (Actually, that picture looks a lot like my brother back in the late '70s, minus the specs -- and the suit.) The app even includes controls for on-the-fly adjustments to better center your face and adjust skin tone. Sharing the results is a breeze: You can send friends an e-mail that links to a Web page, or you can post the image directly to Facebook.
The Yearbook Yourself app, which came out a few weeks ago, goes for 99 cents at the iTunes Store. The Taubman Co. is listed as the publisher, but the mall developer is the client of Colle+McVoy, which actually created the app.
