Yes, there's now an app with the sole purpose of showing you dank memes

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If you enjoy wasting time on the internet, you're probably going to love Memeois, the new iOS app made solely to deliver you the hottest new memes.

The app was made by 17-year-old Anushk Mittal and is free for download on iOS. Just be warned that the only way to enter the app is by signing in through a Facebook account. We don't see any reason to be alarmed up front, but it's something you might want to consider before joining.

The app apparently uses machine learning to crawl your Facebook activity to determine what memes it thinks you want to see. It also surfaces different trends based on your activity within the app.

I took the app for a quick test drive this morning and can confirm Memeois does in fact deliver memes you might actually like. I saved a few of the funnier ones to my "Book" by hitting Share below the meme, and even better ones started showing up.

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And if you want to become the world's next memelord, Memeois could be the tool to take you to the next level. The app provides templates and lets you create new memes from scratch. And if you don't quite love the look or message of your meme after it goes live, just use Quick Edit to spruce it up and keep your friends laughing.

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Memeois also features a place to discover new memes in different categories. Go to "Discover" and select an image to bring you into a folder full of similar memes. You can share your funniest finds and creations to social media right from the app, or add them to your Book for friends and family to browse.

The app works on the iPhone and Apple Watch. So, the next time you find yourself with a little bit of spare time, download Memeois and get ready to ROFL.

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Molly Sequin

Molly is a recent graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. While there, she studied life sciences communication and conservation biology. Molly has worked in multiple communications positions at UW and recently acted as a science intern at Business Insider in NYC. She is a lover of all things science and tech related, and is always ready to take on a new challenge. When Molly isn't writing, she fills her time training for IRONMAN events, acting as the unofficial #1 Wisconsin athletics fan, and trying as many new foods as her budget will allow.

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