34 matches
Adobe Inc. · Photo & Video
Decline driven mainly by v11.5 removal of categorized recommended presets, intrusive AI-first UI rebrand, crashes and slowness, compounded by paywalling of basic edits and price increases.
Prisma labs, inc. · Photo & Video
Recent redesigns removed beloved manual editing tools, pushed token-based AI features, and introduced pervasive crashes and an iOS 27 loading bug, all with unresponsive support. A secondary driver is tighter free limits and paywalled saving.
Pixl Concerto Technology Limited · Photo & Video
Long-time users report the app getting worse: manual tools replaced by slow server-side AI, false content-moderation flags blocking core features, removed filters, bugs and slow exports; monetization aggravation (coins on top of subscription, weekly pricing, trial billing complaints) is a strong secondary factor.
Lightricks Ltd. · Photo & Video
Monetization anger is heavy (weekly pricing, watermarks, billing problems), but most reviews describe a degrading product: failed exports, lost projects, audio desync, crashes, lag and removed features. The core feature, mobile video editing, is a commodity with many alternatives.
KeepSafe Software, Inc · Photo & Video
Reviews are dominated by crashes, failed backups and data loss after recent updates, plus a UI redesign and absent support. Paying users are churning, and the feature (a private photo vault) is a commodity.
COOL SUMMER LIMITED · Photo & Video
Users report low-quality AI output: faces become unrecognizable, inpainting leaves artifacts, styles are limited and some features (logo, hairstyle) never finish. Ads also promise features like video that the app lacks. Subscription billing complaints add to the anger, but the core issue is a weak product that doesn't match its ads.
Meitu Technology Co., Ltd. · Photo & Video
The decline is driven mainly by aggressive monetization: ads shown even to paying VIP users, a switch to costly weekly subscriptions, misleading trials and repeated charges, and broken VIP entitlements. Removing features and an unpopular redesign added to it.
Ivan Chapisptryak · Photo & Video
The dominant complaint is a predatory subscription-plus-token scheme: weekly subs give too few credits and require extra token purchases. This is compounded by broken token crediting and disappearing balances, generation failures, poor face likeness and absent support. Monetization is the core driver, with significant product rot alongside it.
IRONTECH LIMITED · Photo & Video
The decline is driven mainly by aggressive paywalling. The formerly free, ad-unlocked reshape tool and other core features moved to subscription-only, and many reviews cite deceptive trial and billing charges. Product rot adds to this: removed tools like slim and retouch, crashes, failed detection, and slow video export. Body and face reshaping is a commodity feature with many competitors.
BYTEDANCE PTE. LTD. · Photo & Video
Nearly every review cites previously free editing tools (filters, brushes, effects) being moved behind an expensive weekly/monthly subscription, plus trial and billing complaints; the product itself is otherwise functional.
Flarial Interactive Limited · Photo & Video
Most complaints concern an aggressive $9.99/week subscription: trials that charge right away, weekly usage caps, and cancellations that are hard to find. Frequent 'generation failed' errors and a thin, stale style catalog add a product-rot element. The underlying AI hair try-on is a commodity feature.
MWM · Photo & Video
After acquisition by MWM, the app added aggressive unskippable ads, cut free swipes to 20/day, wiped banked swipes and pushed a $7.99/week subscription; users still value the swipe-to-clean feature, which is a trivial on-device commodity.
FaceApp Technology Limited · Photo & Video
Most reviews complain about forced subscriptions, a price doubling ($30 to $60/yr), paywalled features, and difficulty cancelling; secondary product complaints include lost presets and unnatural AI filters.
Curious Creators Co. · Lifestyle
The app moved from fully free to a hard paywall with a deceptive 3-day trial that charges immediately or signs users up for a year. Product rot compounds this: broken entitlements, stuck processing, crashes and nonexistent support. The feature (baby milestone photo art) is easily replicated.
TICKET TO THE MOON, INC. · Photo & Video
Most of the decline comes from removing free masks and raising subscription prices sharply. Billing and upsell problems add to it. A smaller group reports video-filter glitches and crashes.
POLYVERSE ENTERTAINMENT INC. · Photo & Video
Reviews are dominated by complaints about stacking a weekly subscription with credit purchases, bait-and-switch credit costs, billing after cancellation and paywalled or watermarked output. Secondary causes are an overly strict content filter and poor-quality video likeness.
PIXOCIAL TECHNOLOGY (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. · Photo & Video
The decline is driven by aggressive paywalling: basic camera use, saving and even screenshots now require a subscription. Users also report deceptive trial-to-annual billing and paid entitlements that are not recognized. Product bugs are a smaller, secondary factor.
Romangic Lab LLC · Photo & Video
Reviews mix two problems: an aggressive hard-paywall trial with coins on top of a $70/yr or $10/wk subscription and alleged post-cancel charges, plus generative-AI output that distorts faces. The billing anger dominates, but the underlying digicam-filter feature is a commodity.
MAETCH EXPANSION, S.L. · Photo & Video
Most complaints concern aggressive monetization: deceptive free trials, weekly subscriptions plus extra AI credits, hard cancellation, and paywalls for paying users. A secondary layer of product rot includes crashes, lost projects, broken exports, and an update that removed editing features.
Perfect365, Inc. · Lifestyle
Reviews are dominated by aggressive ad gating on save with untappable ads, features moved behind Pro, and subscription billing complaints. There are secondary bugs around saving and a worse redesigned UX.
Decline is driven by aggressive forced unskippable ads, paywalling formerly free features, ads even for VIP payers, and deceptive trial billing, with secondary update regressions such as removed retouch templates and AI-altered filters.
Deepix AI Yazilim Teknolojileri Anonim Sirketi · Photo & Video
Reviews are dominated by complaints about the aggressive coin and subscription model: a paywall before any generation, about 2 videos per $8 week, and trial billing issues. Poor face fidelity and short clips relative to the ads add to the frustration.
Mosaic S.r.l. · Photo & Video
Nearly every review complains that saving or exporting a collage is paywalled behind an expensive weekly subscription, with aggressive trials and disputed charges. The core feature is a trivial commodity.
AIBY Incorporated · Photo & Video
Most complaints target hard paywall, deceptive trial-to-annual billing, and subscription-plus-coins double charging; secondary product rot from removed models, failed generations still charging credits, and poor likeness.
Photoroom · Photo & Video
The decline is driven mostly by aggressive subscription practices: trial charges, hard cancellation, tiered upsells and new export limits on paid plans. Update bugs, removed features and worse UX add to it, while the core feature (background removal) is a commodity that users say is available free.
AIVORA PTE. LTD. · Photo & Video
Complaints center on paying a subscription yet still needing credit packs, being charged for remakes and failed generations, and watermarks for paying users, compounded by poor face likeness in outputs; the thin credit-gated AI video template feature is highly replaceable.
SPARK DYNAMICS YAZILIM HIZMETLERI LIMITED SIRKETI · Photo & Video
The v3.0 redesign moved existing subscribers onto a credit system and removed the manual editor in favour of AI-only features. The reviews are dominated by anger over paid subscribers losing unlimited access, with secondary complaints about worse output quality and a more confusing UX.
Visual Supply Company · Photo & Video
Most complaints are about formerly free tools (brightness, tone, copy edits) moving behind a pricey Pro tier, forced accounts and billing grievances. A large secondary share reports product rot: green-block and dark-overlay import bugs, export color shifts, lost drafts and crashes. The editing feature itself is a commodity that a small team could rebuild with a fair one-time price.
PERFECT MOBILE CORP. · Photo & Video
Overwhelming complaints are about formerly free features paywalled, high subscription plus credits, aggressive trials and hard cancellation; secondary product complaints about removed manual tools and forced AI.
Creedon Technologies USA LLC · Photo & Video
Most anger comes from retroactively imposing a subscription and a 500MB free cap on frames already bought, plus paywalling Google Photos/Dropbox sync. A big secondary cluster is a v3.74.0 login regression and general app neglect. Users are partly captive to the hardware they own, and many are leaving for Aura.
Instasize Inc. · Photo & Video
Long-time free resize app switched to a hard paywall with forced trial, aggressive upsells and billing/refund problems; reviews are dominated by former free users angry at being forced to subscribe.
Most complaints concern a hard paywall at export: users build a slideshow, then must subscribe to save it, and trial charges come as a surprise. There are also many export errors, music import bugs and crashes. The feature itself is a commodity.
Prequel Inc. · Photo & Video
Reviews are dominated by dark-pattern billing: web/ad-funnel subscriptions that can't be cancelled, trials converting despite cancellation, credits on top of subscriptions, and no refunds; output quality complaints are secondary.
Istone Innovation Limited · Photo & Video
Hardware companion app whose decline comes from ads/upsells, crashes and regressions, but users who bought Insta360 cameras cannot switch apps; a third party can only compete via Insta360's gated SDK.
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