Love the app with a really useful 30…
Love the app with a really useful 30 day trial to check it was for me. Would recommend.
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Love the app with a really useful 30 day trial to check it was for me. Would recommend.
This app feels like a scam.
You download the app (on iPhone), and you cannot create an account.
The only way to do it is to visit their website, and they instantly require card details and a subscription.
So you're technically buying your account upfront, bypassing the iOS marketplace (e.g. no refund option). All that for an app you can't even try, and doesnt seem to have big user base, if any...
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