One of the 2 you pick with Notchpals ($4.99 once, with Blip), or $0.99 later, after you buy Notchpals. Plus local tax, if any.
Add to Notchpals opens Biscuit in the app's Browse window, to try in your notch.
It starts in a few minutes! Got everything? Sure? Check again!
- It starts in a few minutes! Got everything? Sure? Check again!One less worry! My cheeks feel lighter already. Thank you!
- Workday's over! Store the rest for later, like seeds in a cheek.One less worry! My cheeks feel lighter already. Thank you!
- It's the weekend! Who's working? You?! Oh no. Oh no no. Rest!One less worry! My cheeks feel lighter already. Thank you!
When Biscuit visits
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It starts in a few minutes! Got everything? Sure? Check again!
Meeting soon a few minutes before a meeting on your calendar
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Workday's over! Store the rest for later, like seeds in a cheek.
Wrap up 6:00 to 7:30 PM on weekdays
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It's the weekend! Who's working? You?! Oh no. Oh no no. Rest!
Weekend once you've worked a while on weekends, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Meetings need your permission to read your calendar, asked only for this area.
By Notchpals Studio. It also says hello, welcome back and thank you, in its own words.
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