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I love the app so much. I have never missed a sneaker release that I wanted because I started using this app. Also the customer support team has always been helpful. I would rate it 10/10 stars if I could!
The app itself is pretty nice. It helped me cop a pair of Travis Scotts for retail off a raffle.
It's one of the best apps I've ever used. Every other sneaker release app pales in comparison to SwiftSole. Simple, fast and always accurate. If I could I'd pay even more for this app tbh.
Super easy to use app, very good support team, helps me secure releases that I really want!
I paid 20 minutes ago. still have not received my mail, they keep saying I have not paid. do not buy there.
it scam
Easy to use beginner bot. Secure multiple items, including Supreme air force ones and a box logo. Highly recommend.
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