Yes, Harp is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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Harp has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 29.00 r.
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Don’t get this app add immediately after I started it up played one note went straight to add as soon as ad was over played another note and went straight to add again you can’t even complete a song without at least 40 ad showing up when I paid for the no ads more ads showed up. I wouldn’t even touch the thing and an ad would just show up even though I was just about to play worst thing ever.
I purchased this app for $1.99 so not to have any ads. When I opened it the 2nd time guess what popped up ???? An ad!!! I want a refund!
When I downloaded it I thought it would be a 16 string lyre harp but it was a 7 string lyre harp that looked just like the one I have. It taught me how to play the lyre harp. I thought you could tune it, but you cannot tune it. But still worth my money.
It’s just a picture of a cartoon lyre that plays whatever note when you touch the strings. It has ads pretty much every 10-30 seconds or so it seems, each ad lasting around 30-45 seconds. Absolutely pathetic , I can’t believe someone would upload this to the App Store and also that the App Store would allow such garbage.
Do not waste your time
