I have to agree with what Lex Luthor said - he gave a pretty descriptive and informative review and his comments about the pricing are right on target.

I realize that a lot of work goes into creating something like this app and that the author certainly wants to see some return on their time invested in deveopment; however, it seems that over the recent past, some developers have raised their "asking price" to levels that keep a lot of users from buying their product. $20 is nothing to some, but to many many users, it is a significant amount to spend when there are so many small useful apps to choose from, and keeping the pricing low, say like $10, I think would invite many more users to go ahead and purchase.

I've nearly purchased this app half a dozen times, but the $20 just stops me from what would have been an "impulse" buy at $10. I would have never even hesitated.

I like what this app does, and it can be useful, but I'm having a hard time taking the plunge; I feel that I can get along without it, even though I like it.

I would have rated it at five stars minus one for price, netting at 4 stars, but I didn't rate it 'cause I didn't want to drop the author's 5 star rating. :)