Very buggy
Very buggy, stopped working entirely. The support doesn't respond to bug reports.
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Very buggy, stopped working entirely. The support doesn't respond to bug reports.
Great app, but non-existent support. The app displays faulty statistics, which is one of its main functions. Statistics displayed for daily/weekly/monthly views are entirely different. Sometimes, my today’s session is only visible in the monthly view, sometimes even not that. I wasn't able to resolve the issue with support. I got promised that this would be fixed after nagging the support for two weeks and not getting any replies, but nothing came of it, and the communication from the support eventually entirely stopped. Pretty terrible experience for a paid app that I got used to.
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