Update 2/28/24: Continues to be the worst app. No restaurants near me allowing in app ordering at almost 10am. Every other food app I have works as advertised. This app is embarrassing. I’ll continue to go elsewhere. I don’t even know why I still have this app on my phone.
Previous review: I can never place an order. There’s no way to select anything at the “how would you like to pickup?” There’s no choices for the locations near me. Other locations show inside or curbside (something like that). I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Always the same thing. I’ve had nothing but problems with this crazy app. The developers never reply to criticisms OR fix the problems. This app should be removed from the App Store since it doesn’t actually serve a purpose.

Update 2/28/24: Perhaps I was too rash. Maybe I was just frustrated. But I’m back as a paid subscriber. I dipped my toes into the Pocket world and it just didn’t feel right. Instapaper has been my go to article saver for as long as I can remember and I just like it so much. Subtracting two stars because meaningful feature updates are rare and the developers aren’t the best at communicating or support compared to other iOS apps.
Old review: Subscription price just doubled. The app and lack of any real development doesn’t justify the price increase when the main feature I use is search. More than half the time it doesn’t find what I know should be there anyway in the iOS app. I’m a long time subscriber and supporter. In fact, this was my first subscription on the App Store. Sadly, I’ve decided to unsubscribed today. I’ll likely switch to Pocket. It’s a little cheaper… and most importantly, didn’t just double their price.

I love the concept of this app. I’m a lifetime subscriber and supporter. It’s truly helped me create a healthier relationship with my phone (as weird as that sounds). But it’s missing some basic functionality like having Apple’s default apps built into the app instead of having to use shortcuts. Example: Calculator, Phone, and Clock. The developer said to use URL scheme but there’s nothing available on the internet (as far as I could find) for those. So, we’re stuck using shortcuts which makes the app feel slow and kluge. I think adding more default apps should be a priority over more fonts and colors.

Like other people have already said: app opens to pure white screen and crashes erasing what’s in the buffer on the BP monitor to be synced. I’m constantly having to force kill the app before it crashes, then reopen the app so it will sync my last BP reading. I’ve deleted and re-added the Bluetooth connection between the BP monitor and my iPhone. It did not resolve my issue. Read the reviews, it’s affecting multiple people.

Updated review: Why should we have to use URL scheme for the default Apple apps? Especially for common apps like Phone, Calculator, and Clock? And these don’t even seem to be available as a URL scheme after doing a search on the Internet. So, still stuck using shortcuts.
Old review: I really do really like this launcher. I’m even a lifetime subscriber. There’s really nothing else like it and it does help me keep from overusing my phone. But it’s missing basic functionality by not having all of the default Apple apps available. Specifically you have to use shortcuts for Phone, Calculator, and Clock. Unless this is an issue on Apple’s end, these apps should not have to be shortcuts. It’s extremely frustrating. Updates seem to revolve around fonts and colors. Adding more apps should be priority number one.

I really do really like this launcher. I’m even a lifetime subscriber. There’s really nothing else like it and it does help me keep from overusing my phone. But it’s missing basic functionality by not having all of the default Apple apps available. Specifically you have to use shortcuts for Phone, Calculator, and Clock. Unless this is an issue on Apple’s end, these apps should not have to be shortcuts. It’s extremely frustrating. Updates seem to revolve around fonts and colors. Adding more apps should be priority number one.

Not including a search function for your over 300 guided runs is embarrassing AND frustrating.

Developer abandoned this app YEARS ago. It’s now buggy beyond belief. I’m a LONG time user and paid for the pro version. Don’t waste your time or money. Look elsewhere. You’ve been warned.

Developer never states what sort of improvements are made for each new update. It’s always the same blurb. Dev never replies to requests to have new apps added to the app so we don’t have to rely on shortcuts. I paid for a lifetime subscription and feel like this is vaporware since there are never any real updates that bring useful and needed features or fixes. I sort of feel fleeced.

Subscription price just doubled. The app and lack of any real development doesn’t justify the price increase when the main feature I use is search. More than half the time it doesn’t find what I know should be there anyway in the iOS app. I’m a long time subscriber and supporter. In fact, this was my first subscription on the App Store. Sadly, I’ve decided to unsubscribed today. I’ll likely switch to Pocket. It’s a little cheaper… and most importantly, didn’t just double their price.

The app is working again. Thanks!

Won’t take my credentials to log in. Yes, I’m using the correct information. Half the time it wouldn’t lower the keyboard to click the submit button. Removed and reinstalled. Still can’t log in. 10 minutes of my life gone. Web site is just as bad. That isn’t working either. You guys have some serious issues with your technology. I’ll have to eat somewhere else today. Mcds and BK apps are working fine.

I like the app. The form and function are great. But $60 per year (after the first year) is crazy. And the “sale” is a little scammy. It shows $5.99 *annually* and only after you click “claim my offer” do you see that is the price for the FIRST YEAR ONLY. After the first year the subscription jumps to $59.99 per year. This app just isn’t worth that.

10/18/23: I just updated and the widgets still aren’t interactive.
Previous review: Limited functionality. No interactive widgets. Almost no useful updates. Kind of pricey at $20 per year for what is.

…from the Apple Watch crown. I reported it to support and months later it’s still not fixed.

Limited functionality. No interactive widgets. Almost no updates. Pretty lame and overpriced.

Craziest amount of ads I’ve ever seen to even try it out. Deleted after 1 minute.

Such a great app in form and function, but it desperately needs Apple Watch complications.

I really like this app, but I can’t control the volume from my Apple Watch.

I can never place an order. There’s no way to select anything at the “how would you like to pickup?” There’s no choices for the locations near me. Other locations show inside or curbside (something like that). I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Always the same thing. I’ve had nothing but problems with this crazy app. The developers never reply to criticisms OR fix the problems. This app should be removed from the App Store since it doesn’t actually serve a purpose.

Been like this for months. You’d think a big company that takes so much money from customers could get this fixed. Nope.

I’m not sure why I pay for this every month (but I do). It rarely ever got updated, never got new features, and when it finally did get an upgrade, it still uses the terrible robot sounding voices instead of the high def human voices that are available. Why? It’s unlistenable. Also, support is questionable. About a year I had an ongoing problem and they just ghosted me and stopped replying on the thread. I was not being overly needy. It was an exchange of maybe two emails and, I guess, that was enough for them. Crickets. Lame.

Update: I love this app. But, honestly, I didn’t like the tip jar button on the finish screen. However, I understand better now that the developer really does want to make the app available to the most people for the most economical price. I know it can help with day to day stress. I use it all the time. Even though I paid for the app (to remove ads) I’m also fine with giving a tip to help support the app and further development knowing now that I know my tip will make the tip jar button disappear. That part wasn’t clear to me. I appreciate the developer reaching out and explaining their rationale for tip jar. Karma points to you for wanting to help as many people as possible.
Old review: I understand you don’t want to increase the cost of the app and you say that the “tip jar button” after the session is meant to not be intrusive, but it is. And to me, after paying for the ad free version and supporting the app, the tip prompt is stressful after doing the breathing. Exactly opposite of what the app is intended for. Just raise the cost of the app. People will pay it. Honestly, I don’t even want to use the app anymore because of that tip button. I don’t have a good solution for you, but I’d pay $5 as a tip to never see the tip jar button again. I will gladly change my review if you are able to come up with a better solution than the tip jar button.

Update: I love this app. But, honestly, I didn’t like the tip jar button on the finish screen. However, I understand better now that the developer really does want to make the app available to the most people for the most economical price. I know it can help with day to day stress. I use it all the time. Even though I paid for the app (to remove ads) I’m also fine with giving a tip to help support the app and further development knowing (now that I know my tip will make the tip jar button disappear). I appreciate the developer reaching out and explaining their rationale for the price structure. Karma point to you, my friend, for wanting to help as many people as possible.
Old review: I understand you don’t want to increase the cost of the app and you say that the “tip jar button” after the session is meant to not be intrusive, but it is. And to me, after paying for the ad free version and supporting the app, the tip prompt is stressful after doing the breathing. Exactly opposite of what the app is intended for. Just raise the cost of the app. People will pay it. Honestly, I don’t even want to use the app anymore because of that tip button. I don’t have a good solution for you, but I’d pay $5 as a tip to never see the tip jar button again. I will gladly change my review if you are able to come up with a better solution than the tip jar button.

I understand you don’t want to increase the cost of the app and you say that the “tip jar button” after the session is meant to not be intrusive, but it is. And to me, after paying for the ad free version and supporting the app, the tip prompt is stressful after doing the breathing. Exactly opposite of what the app is intended for. Just raise the cost of the app. People will pay it. Honestly, I don’t even want to use the app anymore because of that tip button. I don’t have a good solution for you, but I’d pay $5 as a tip to never see the tip jar button again. I will gladly change my review if you are able to come up with a better solution than the tip jar button.

It really needs a PIN code to allow changes to be made.

I think I’ve tried every well known “to do” and “task” app available over the years. This is hands down my favorite. Clean interface, customizable, and flexible. I really don’t know what could be added to improve it. Thanks for a wonderful app.

They want their no online ordering app back.

It does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Thanks!

The app doesn’t do much. At least not in my area. No prices and no online ordering. It’s pretty lame. I don’t think any other fast food in my area doesn’t allow online ordering. This app is like something from 5+ years ago.