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A logo for “Fapp” is shown in two colourways. On the left, the pink wordmark sits against a dark grey background, and on the right, the black wordmark is set against a pale pink background.

Fapp Fap app helps you practice self love. So romantic!

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Date
13 February 2015

In honour of the big V Day tomorrow, what could be more romantic than a celebration of the easiest kind of love – self love? Barcelona-based designer Francesc Moret Vayreda has made “having an intimate rest” or “a date with Pamela Handerson” into a tech-fuelled competitive sport, with his onanism-oriented app, Fap Fapp. The app, as Francesc explains on his site, is named from the onomatopoeia “fap fap fap” (the sound of male masturbation, he reckons), and encourages profuse phone-shaking. Unsurprisingly, the branding takes something of a phallocentric approach, using an extended “a” to form a cheeky willy graphic. The interface is black and pink, and Francesc describes the look and, er, feel as “a neutral graphic and visual code, always focussing on the elegance above the obvious.” Perhaps the sexiest part of the identity, however, lies in the straplines. “My brain? It’s my second favourite organ,” reads one. But another is perhaps the chat-up line to end all chat-up lines: “I’m such a good lover because I practise a lot on my own.”

A smartphone displays a white screen with a black logo and the text “play why & how to play fappers”. Behind the phone, large black letters spell “FAPP” diagonally across a pale pink background.
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Francesc Moret Vayreda: Fap Fapp

Three smartphones display screens from an app against a pink background. The screens show a logo reading “FAPP”, a countdown timer showing “03”, and a final message that reads “your phone is pregnant!”.
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Francesc Moret Vayreda: Fap Fapp

A smartphone is tilted diagonally against a pink background, with a motion blur effect suggesting it is shaking. Bold black text reads “shake!” with the phrase “My brain? It’s my second favorite organ.” written in smaller type. The phone screen displays the “Fap Flipp” logo.
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Francesc Moret Vayreda: Fap Fapp

An infographic on a pink background explains how to use an app. Three smartphone screens show a sequence of shaking the device, receiving a score, and viewing a leaderboard. Text at the top reads “I’m such a good lover because I practice a lot on my own. Shake it” above the URL “fapfapp.com”. Captions below the screens read “shake for 15 seconds”, “get, save & share your score” and “check your position”.
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Francesc Moret Vayreda: Fap Fapp

A desktop computer displays a website with a pink and white background and the word “fillme” in bold, black typography. A smartphone is positioned in front of the screen, showing a logo that reads “FAPP”.
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Francesc Moret Vayreda: Fap Fapp

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Emily Gosling

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Emily joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in the summer of 2014 after four years at Design Week. She is particularly interested in graphic design, branding and music. After working It's Nice That as both Online Editor and Deputy Editor, Emily left the company in 2016.

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