Apps are designed to make your life easier and more fun. These five apps may rub some people up the wrong way, and one was even banned. From making sexting easier, to the “how to have sex while in a snuggie,” these apps offer a little more than most would hope for.

App 1: Lulu

This girls only app was created by Alexandra Chong and no men are allowed. Lulu is a platform where females rate men anonymously and without their consent. The males are rated out of 10. When the females access Lulu, their male ‘friends’ Facebook profiles are automatically used. The ladies are even encouraged to use these hashtags as pros – #BigFeet and #OneWomanMan. While the cons are #ObsessesWithHisMom and #NapoleonComplex. According to Cosmopolitan, the app is a marriage between Sex and the City and Facebook.

App 2: Bang With Friends

Created by Colin Hodge and Omri Mor, Bang with Firends is a Facebook app. And it does exactly what the name suggests. If you are on Facebook you can find friends that you can roll in the sack with. No date required.

App 3: Snapchat

Snapchat was created by Booby Murphy and Evan Spiegel. This app allows the user to sext more effectively. Originally used for sexting the app is now used to send photo messages across Android and iPhone devices by many on a daily basis.

App 4: Snuggie Sutra

Created by Lex Friedman this app provides an array of ways you can have sex while in a snuggie. Snuggie Sutra started as an app but Apple banned it. Friedman said:

I challenge the assertion that an app full of Snuggie sex positions is truly ‘another Kama Sutra app,’ since its focus is humor, and not prurience. Similarly, I think the app provides lasting entertainment value with its frequent updates featuring new positions.

You can now purchase the Snuggie Sutra as a book from Barnes & Noble, and on Amazon.

App 5: Vibease

Created by Demo Tito, Vibease is an app for your iPhone that controls your vibrator. The vibrator can even be controlled by somebody who is not in the room.

[Source: Business Insider]