iDied app review 2021

Introduction

With users spending more and more time on their iPhones and iPads, the App Store is flooded with plenty of apps catering too all kinds of weird tastes.

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iDied is one such strange iPhone trivia app that is essentially a collection of more than 400 unthinkable ways in which people have died, reported in news stories across the planet as well as from recorded history.

You can find this trivia app in the Entertainment section of the App Store, where it can be purchased for under a dollar. It will only takes up 4.2 MB of space on your iOS device.

Is this a good trivia app for iPhone and iPad users? Check out our iDied app review to find out.

Not For the Faint of Heart

The app interface for iDied is about as simple as it gets, with the main interface consisting of a menu containing eight different categories, including Technology, Fire/Burn/Explosion, Body/Emotions, Eating/Drinking, Freak Accidents, Animals/Nature, Unclassifiable, and Just Plain Stupid.

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Within each category is another list with the title of each of the reported deaths. When you tap on any of the titles, you'll be taken to a new page with the story. 

No Internet Connection Required

At the bottom of the screen you'll find options to share these strange demises with anyone using one of two options: Facebook and Email. The Facebook option posts the story as a status message with a small icon at the bottom that says “via iDied.”

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If you choose to email the story over to someone personally, the story will open up on the Mail app where the title of the story will automatically be inserted as the subject line, and the story in the body of the message. Simply add the recipients and tap Send.

This app is completely self-contained, so while you may not be able to share the stories, you can certainly browse through them even if you are not connected to the Internet.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Contains a collection of over 400 strange deaths recorded through history and from news stories around the world
• Runs very smoothly thanks to its small 4.5 MB packaging
• Enables users to post the death to Facebook as a wall post
• Enables users to email the story over to anyone with just a tap
• Self-contained app enables users to browse without an Internet connection

Cons

• There is nothing negative to say about this app

Final Words

It would be remiss of me not to mention that using iDied does require a bit of a morbid sense of humor. If that floats your boat, then you should definitely consider grabbing this app on your iPhone or iPad so you'll never have a dull moment!