Undertone by Lewis Le Val

A hidden tool, disguised as something beautiful.
“I tried to think of the most justified way to ask someone to type a name into my phone… and this is it.”
– Lewis Le Val.

Undertone uses a free app on the App Store (which we won’t mention the name of here to avoid obvious connection), appearing to explore the emotional resonance of names, a poetic tool for reflection. But hidden within it is a secret system designed for powerful mentalism.

UNDERTONE is a 16-page PDF by Lewis Le Val that reveals the app’s true purpose. You’ll learn how to access its secret features and use them to create intimate, emotionally driven name reveals, including:

• How to seemingly pick up on and describe the specific energy surrounding a thought-of person

• How to easily offer intuitive readings that resonate

• How to reveal names that were never even typed into the phone

• Framing and scripting to justify the use of a phone in performance without it ever feeling like a tech demo

• Beautifully crafted presentations, variations, and routines

• Full PeekSmith compatibility

The app works entirely offline, requires no login, contains a search result for every name, and is completely free from the App Store.

The app gives your participant something first, a poetic insight, a title for the energy of a loved one’s name, before you even begin. What follows is an intuitive, personal performance where they become the judge of your accuracy, all culminating in a name reveal they’ll never forget.

A note from Lewis: “The app isn’t used to perform with,  it’s used before the performance begins. It’s more like asking someone to look up a word in a dictionary and silently read the definition. Then, as the performance unfolds, if your intuitive impressions begin to mirror that definition, it allows the participant to witness the phenomena as it happens. A process that’s typically hidden, the slow, subtle alignment of thought and feeling, is brought into the open, transforming something internal and unseen into a shared, observable experience.”

After checkout, you’ll receive a zipped folder containing two files: a direct link to the app on the App Store, and a 16-page instructional PDF.