Newest update has broken checklists: when trying to add or edit a checklist item, the screen jitters up and down so you can't see what you're typing. When you tap elsewhere, the jitter stops, but you still can't scroll far enough down to see the field you're typing in.

I've switched completely to UpNote after trying out about ten other note apps. I have used Evernote for over ten years and thousands of notes and have dealt with the cumbersome design changes and feature removals, but the latest exorbitant price hike was the final straw that pushed me to leave. The app is far too bloated, increasingly full of unnecessary features that make it difficult to access the actual note-taking functions.

This app is spectacular! It just works, and everything makes sense. Good free fun. I have loved doing crosswords to wind down before bed. Thank you for this awesome app!

Wish I could end a parking session when I leave the spot rather than needing to leave the notification showing until it runs out.

Major bugs! Significant bugs that negatively affect functionality aren't being fixed. A recent update cut down the character limit for prompts to only 160, making prompts much harder to fill out fruitfully.

Flawless app exports all SMS to file. Can't go wrong with useful features like auto-backup. Perfect! This app has worked brilliantly for me since KitKat. It now runs a daily incremental backup each morning without any issues on Android 12, even with RCS. Could not be better. I wish I could give the devs more money.

This is a truly wonderful piece of software. Couldn't be better! It does exactly what it advertises and has lots of useful features. Works like a charm with RCS messaging using the Google Messages app. THANK YOU!

Great-looking solitaire app! No ads, which is super nice. You can pay for coins to help unlock cosmetics like card backs and backgrounds, but it's optional, and you can also unlock by playing. Very good!

Great-looking solitaire app! No ads, which is super nice. You can pay for coins to help unlock cosmetics like card backs and backgrounds, but it's optional, and you can also unlock by playing. Very good!

This is a very cute-looking game, but it is also incredibly boring. I've played for a few days and the gameplay consists of pressing a single button to go around and around and around a circle, monotonously picking up coins until you run out of turns and have to wait to recharge (or, of course, buy more!) There doesn't seem to be any strategy and you just don't do much of anything. What are the coins even for? I barely know. The instructions for "gameplay" "mechanics" are only little pictures, which is cute but very hard to understand. I think that eventually the goal is to land on enough of some squares that let you progress, but it's dice, so it's random, and who knows when that will be? This is like singleplayer Monopoly with no strategy.

Does what it says on the tin. Of course you don't get surveys often, but free is free.

When I press "add to cart" on one item from the store's category page, I go to my cart and the item is a different one from a different brand, often a more expensive one. This happened with over 20 items from Target's Grocery and Household sections. Extremely annoying and shady.

When I press "add to cart" on one item from the store's category page, I go to my cart and the item is a different one from a different brand, often a more expensive one. This happened with over 20 items from Target's Grocery and Household sections. Extremely annoying and shady.

Love the game and how you can earn gems instead of only being able to pay for them.

It's okay, but it's really slow to open, which is annoying if you're coming in and trying to turn on the lights--flipping a switch is instant, but standing around and waiting for the Sengled app to open is not, which feels silly. There are finally widgets now, but the widget icons kind of seem to be cut off? Maybe that's just my phone. But the 4x2 widget has this huge unnecessary bar at the top, wasting space without providing extra functionality. This sort of reflects the design of the rest of the app too. I guess it's alright and does what it's supposed to do (control my lights), and it works fine and quickly with voice commands for Google Home, but I don't really want to talk to the GH all the time and would love a snappier, nicer-looking app so I can control the lights without voice commands.

It's okay, but it's really slow to open, which is annoying if you're coming in and trying to turn on the lights--flipping a switch is instant, but standing around and waiting for the Sengled app to open is not, which feels silly. There are finally widgets now, but the widget icons kind of seem to be cut off? Maybe that's just my phone. But the 4x2 widget has this huge unnecessary bar at the top, wasting space without providing extra functionality. This sort of reflects the design of the rest of the app too. I guess it's alright and does what it's supposed to do (control my lights), and it works fine and quickly with voice commands for Google Home, but I don't really want to talk to the GH all the time and would love a snappier, nicer-looking app so I can control the lights without voice commands.

It's okay, but it's really slow to open, which is annoying if you're coming in and trying to turn on the lights--flipping a switch is instant, but standing around and waiting for the Sengled app to open is not, which feels silly. There are finally widgets now, but the widget icons kind of seem to be cut off? Maybe that's just my phone. But the 4x2 widget has this huge unnecessary bar at the top, wasting space without providing extra functionality. This sort of reflects the design of the rest of the app too. I guess it's alright and does what it's supposed to do (control my lights), and it works fine and quickly with voice commands for Google Home, but I don't really want to talk to the GH all the time and would love a snappier, nicer-looking app so I can control the lights without voice commands.

Barely works with my Windows 10 desktop, super inconsistent

Smart, challenging game. Great dev and an active community. No pay-to-play/win time gates, just a great strategy/puzzle game.

Smart, challenging game. Great dev and an active community. No pay-to-play/win time gates, just a great strategy/puzzle game.

Great clean icons that match the fresh new Google look.

Great clean icons that match the fresh new Google look.

Really nice, simple app for countdown widgets. A lot of customization
options for transparency, size, font, and color. The widgets look nice and
I love that it lets me be very flexible with their appearance since I use a
custom launcher.

Really nice, simple app for countdown widgets. A lot of customization
options for transparency, size, font, and color. The widgets look nice and
I love that it lets me be very flexible with their appearance since I use a
custom launcher.

Simple Draw is awesome. Just what it says on the tin--all the necessary tools for simple drawing (colors, brush size, eraser) and simple layout and permissions too. Perfect when other apps are bloated and try to do too much.

Gross story, repetitive and tedious gameplay. It's interesting, but I kind of regret spending time to unlock the full story. Wouldn't really recommend it.

NOT GOOD. I wanted to use it to send SMS using my laptop. When it works, it's very nice--the other 85% of the time, it randomly disconnects literally every 30 seconds. Or it displays texts as sent without actually sending them. Or it fails to send for no apparant reason. Or it fails to upload pictures for no apparent reason. It's just much too inconsistent and frustrating to use. Nice in theory, but uninstalled.

Sends push notifications even when you turn off the "push notifications" setting!

This was great on Android Marshmallow and I loved using it as a to-do list. But the new Android version changed notifications a lot and now the pins are all grouped/collapsed together under one heading, and that heading isn't persistent even if the stickies inside are, so the whole group can be swiped away. (It was more useful when they weren't grouped, so I could be mildly annoyed at how many items were building up and feel motivated to clear them.)

This was great on Android Marshmallow and I loved using it as a to-do list. But the new Android version changed notifications a lot and now the pins are all grouped/collapsed together under one heading, and that heading isn't persistent even if the stickies inside are, so the whole group can be swiped away. (It was more useful when they weren't grouped, so I could be mildly annoyed at how many items were building up and feel motivated to clear them.)