Press Kits
Everything you need to write about one of our apps, in one download.
Each kit has a press release, a short bio, the app icon at three sizes, and full-resolution App Store screenshots — unframed device captures with no marketing overlay, so you can use them as they are or crop them. Nothing here is embargoed and nothing needs approval. Use it.
If you need something that isn't in a kit — a different screenshot, a specific question answered, a build to try — email tedbendixson@me.com and you'll get a real answer the same day.
Kendama Dice
Shake for a random kendama trick. Originally released in 2018 and covered by Kendama USA that year; completely rewritten for 2026 with 82 hand-written trick descriptions, a Combo Mode that chains three tricks by grip, and a local Game of K.E.N. The kit includes the press release, founder bio, icon at 1024/512/256, four iPhone and four iPad screenshots, and the trick-data dumps below.
BMX Dice
The first BMX trick randomizer, originally released in 2011 and rewritten for 2026. Tricktionary, Create-A-Line, and a local Game of B.I.K.E. Anyone who bought the original is grandfathered into the full version. The kit includes the press release, founder bio, icon at 1024/512/256, nine screenshots, and a 30-second preview video.
Kendama trick data
Combo Mode chains three tricks by grip: each trick starts from where the last one left the tama, so a rolled line is one you could actually attempt rather than three unrelated tricks bolted together. That is the one claim in the app a kendama player can rule right or wrong on sight — and it isn't visible in any screenshot, because the mode shows one trick per page.
So it travels as text. These are the raw generator dumps, as plain text, no download required. The combo file lists the grip each trick was drawn from and the grips it can be followed from. It takes about ten minutes to read, and you don't need to install anything to pick it apart.
- kendama-dice-combo-lines.txt — 50 generated Combo Mode lines, with their grip links
- kendama-dice-tricks-easy.txt — every branch of the Easy ladder
- kendama-dice-tricks-medium.txt — every branch of the Medium ladder
- kendama-dice-tricks-hard.txt — every branch of the Hard ladder
Generated August 25, 2026 from the test harness that ships with the app: 20,000 combo lines, zero broken links, all six grips reached. If you find one the harness didn't, that is genuinely the most useful thing you could send us.
Two questions we don't know the answer to and a kendama player might: are small-cup / big-cup trades real tricks, or something we invented? And is a Pro difficulty worth building — what would be in it? Answers to tedbendixson@me.com.
The short version, for a caption
Send It! Apps is a one-person studio run by Ted Bendixson, making trick randomizers for skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, BMX, and kendama, plus a puzzle game about angry moose. The apps are free to download with a single one-time unlock. No subscriptions, no ads, no accounts, no data collection.