11 matches
Mogile Technologies Inc. · Navigation
Most complaints point to a degrading product: the map and stations don't load, location and station data are inaccurate, login and password reset are broken, the wallet and payment flow is buggy, and stop-charge commands fail. There is a captive element, though. Many users must use this app because chargers (such as Flo) advertise it for payment. The station map is a commodity, but roaming and payment integration with charging networks is not easy to replicate.
SideShift Corporation · Business
Most recent complaints are broken onboarding (keyboard-hidden buttons, failed email/SMS verification, frozen screens) after v2.x updates, plus aggressive forced paid trials and unreliable brand payouts; a sizeable monetization element is present but the dominant theme is buggy, neglected UX.
Octopusapp Inc · Business
Most complaints concern reliability: crashes, slowness, no offline support, lost time entries and notes, broken notifications, and disruptive UI updates. A secondary theme is anger over payment holds, fees and pricing ($60–$400/month), plus the forced in-house processor, which are monetization issues. The field service CRM feature set is itself a commodity.
QUARTET HOLDCO S.R.L. · Productivity
Most recent complaints are reliability bugs: appointments vanishing or duplicating, sync failures, settings reverting, and login/2FA lockouts, along with weak support. Monetization changes add to the decline, including a free-tier cut in 2024 and new client booking fees in 2026. Appointment scheduling for salons and stylists is a commodity feature.
Hostelworld.Com Limited · Travel
Mixed decline. Some of it is real app rot: a missing back button after an update, login and trips glitches, date resets, and crashes when cancelling. Most of the anger, though, is about non-existent customer service, fees and price markups, and refund disputes, which are marketplace and business problems. The fixable app bugs are real, but the product is a two-sided booking marketplace whose value lies in exclusive supply, not in commodity software.
Zenvoice Inc. · Business
Most complaints are about repeated price hikes, invoice caps and paywalled features, plus a switch from paid app to subscription. Backend bugs and poor support add to the decline. The feature is a commodity, and users say they are actively leaving for alternatives.
Wave Financial Inc · Business
The decline is mixed. The largest share comes from Wave Payments holding funds, plus nonexistent human support, but many reviews also describe free features moving behind a paywall, forced subscriptions and refund disputes. Recent updates also broke saving invoices and signup. The core invoicing and bookkeeping software is a commodity.
AppClose Inc · Productivity
The app moved from free to an expensive per-user subscription that also charges every guest. That switch angered court-mandated co-parents, and it came alongside notification, freezing and call-recording bugs and absent support. Court mandates partly lock users in, but alternatives like OFW exist.
Joist Software Inc. · Business
The decline is driven by the app moving from free to paid, repeated price increases, monthly document caps, features shifted to an Elite tier, and records locked after cancelling. Billing errors and poor support add to it, while users still call the core estimate and invoice tool good and replaceable.
Invoice2Go, LLC · Business
The decline is driven by the payments business (Bill.com integration). Opaque risk audits close accounts, hold funds and cut off data access, alongside repeated price hikes and billing abuses. Some bugs exist, but core invoicing is a commodity that users are actively leaving for Zoho and QuickBooks.
Bakesy, LLC · Business
Most recent low reviews complain about an upfront hard paywall, broken or deceptive free trial and cancellation difficulties, with secondary onboarding bugs and slow payouts; paid users still praise the core product.
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