Switchblade Mode - Voxel

Your Prediction perfected... before they even speak

You tell them you’re going to predict what they’re about to choose. Properly predict it. You say the moment you tap the screen, that’s it: nothing they do now can change what’s coming. Say it like you mean it, because you do.

You tap one tile on the grid. Your call. Locked. Then they name something out loud: a playing card, a number, a country, a name off your own custom list, whatever theme you’re running. No second tap. No fiddling. No earpiece. No mate in the car park with a radio. You wait. They speak. You turn the phone round.

It’s what they chose.

That’s the whole thing. I’ve had people laugh after, like they’re trying to find the joke. There isn’t one. Just one tap they saw, one word they said, one reveal they didn’t like.

If you already use Switchblade

Same app, same grid, same themes you know. Emojis, cards, flags, numbers, names, your own lists. Voxel is an extra mode on top: not a separate app you’re embarrassed to open mid-gig. Grab the full localisation download once while you’ve got Wi‑Fi, then you’re fine offline.

If you don’t have Switchblade yet

You need to getain app first: grid, themes, the rest of the toolkit. Voxel sits on top as a paid mode unlock. Switchblade is the phone, Voxel is the bit that makes people stare at it funny.

Languages

Fourteen languages. Pick yours in Voxel settings and download the matching pack (most are around 40 MB, Swedish is chunkier for some reason):

English (UK) · English (US) · Deutsch · Français · Español · Italiano · Português · Nederlands · Čeština · Svenska · العربية · 中文 · 日本語 · हिन्दी

German card names, French countries, and so on. US English shares word lists with UK English. Not every theme is fully built out in every language yet, but the main packs are there for the big locales.

All on your device. No cloud. Download once, perform offline.

Why magicians buy it

Most prediction tricks feel like you’re managing the spectator, or like you’re one Wi‑Fi drop away from embarrassment. This is neither. From their side: they saw you commit, they said the word, they saw the screen. From yours: one tap, wait, turn it round.

Walkaround, close-up, parlour. Short, clean, memorable. The moment they describe badly later: “He’d already picked it before I said it??”

TILT’s twin

If you know TILT, you already know the shape of this.

Same performance, different road. You commit on the grid before they’ve finished choosing. The die is cast. You turn the phone round. It’s what they went with. TILT and Voxel are twins in that sense: they get you to almost the exact same moment, with radically different methods underneath.

Same punch in the room. Different machinery.

FAQ

Do I need Switchblade already?
Yes. Voxel is a mode unlock inside the app.

Is it included in core / all-access?
No. Separate purchase, like TILT.

How is this different from TILT?
Same destination, different method. Many people will want both. They’re twins, not duplicates, which is why we offer a discounted bundle.

Does it need internet during the show?
Not after you’ve downloaded your language pack.

Which languages?
Fourteen: English UK & US, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Czech, Swedish, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi.

What do they actually see?
One tap. They say a word. You turn the phone round.

I’ve got TILT. Do I need this?
No. But if you want the same kind of moment without the same kind of handling, that’s exactly why Voxel exists.