Wish you could delete that drunken and mostly nude picture of yourself you sent your girlfriend yesterday? Afraid she’ll show it to her friends at the office this morning? Or worse yet, that she’ll show it to your friends at the bar later on tonight?

Stop worrying. There’s an app for that and it’s named, most aptly, TigerText, although TigerText founder, Jeffrey Evans insists that the app was named before the Tiger scandal occurred.

It works like this: You (and the recipients) of your not-so-smartly-sent texts or pictures sign up for TigerText. You set parameters such as “delete two hours after delivery,” or “delete on read,” which causes the message to delete itself 60 seconds after it’s opened.

The messages are then removed (at the pre-chosen timing of your choice) from your phone, the reciever’s phone, and from the camera’s databases. The vendor reports The TigerText server is also purged. The messages cannot be forwarded or copied.

This app is free to try. The first 100 messages are free and reading a message is always free. The cost after that is $1.49 per month for 250 messages or $2.49 for unlimited messages. You must register.

Tiger never had it so good.