Mr Toner

I’m disappointed with this app. There are some great features I would pay for that make it a worthy upgrade from the original Regrammer, but the developer made an odd decision to hide the feature that saves photos from Instagram to your device. (I don’t buy the excuse that this was done to follow App Store rules. Apple gives developers an API to access a sharing sheet; this developer is choosing not to use it. Instead, there are two non-obvious ways to get the photo to your camera roll.) Not only that, but instead of making it easier when multiple users have complained, his response (here) h

Wow, this app is rough! Onboarding is incomplete — I have no idea what it is I’m supposed to do after setting my roles. Is there help for the app? I don’t see it anywhere — which brings me to the interface. There’s placeholder text (e.g., “thankYouIntroduction”) all over the place. Terms and Conditions, which I was required to agree to, were not available. Tap targets are too small. One of the navigation tabs is covered up by the chat bubble and is inaccessible. And the app just crashed as I switched between it and this review. Sheesh!

Other reviewers have submitted some great ideas for improving this app, so I won’t go into those here; suffice it to say that there needs to be some way to save and favorite quotes. My main beef is with the daily quote. I’ve been using the app for 2+ years now and I’m annoyed that the daily quote is the same on the same day each year. For example, there are 27 quotes available for New Year’s and I’ve seen the same quote on January 1 the last three years running. With so many quotes available, it would seem that the app could randomize an offering each day. I also have a problem with search.

Since this app is a demo and is pretty much useless unless you upgrade (since you can't export your data), I can't give the app five stars. I can't even give it three stars (good). But it's not fair to give it one star, because the app does exactly what it says in the description. I had no problem creating a form, entering data, and viewing that data. So it's worth two stars. It's not worth $20 to me, but that's a subjective opinion. Someone else might find it more useful and would upgrade for that price. So download the app and see if it's right for you.

...and if you download it you'll know what I mean.

I was looking for an app to replace physical business cards when I ran across this app. I don't think it's what I want, but — sadly — I don't know what this app is for. The developer's website is nicely done; however, it could use some "real world" use cases to give (potential) users a better idea of how to use their app.

Here's an app that does what you expect it to: track fuel economy. The price is right, too, although I'd prefer to pay to remove the ads.

Works: check. Clear, easy-to-use interface: check. Designed for iOS 7: check. You can collect regular expressions, match them against sample text, and see the result of substitutions. A gesture-based extra keyboard similar to the one pioneered (I believe) by Textastic makes it easy to create and edit expressions and a number of regex options allow you to tweak your results. Two features I'd like to see in the future are a comprehensive reference for regex and the ability to copy code snippets for various programming languages. Even without those, this is a solid app for a 1.0 release. Note