Posted on Jun 7, 2015
Does anyone else get frustrated with this RallyPoint app?
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I like the idea of this Rally Point and it's slightly different from my days helping to get TogetherWeServed off the ground. Back then, we didn't have phone apps but it is quite difficult to navigate not very user friendly. Are there any new changes coming?
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YES!
(iPhone version, latest update)
My major complaint is that it is hard to navigate the questions. Whenever you open one and then go back to the directory it jumps back to the top, so it's clumsy to scroll trough the different topics.
Also, when you get to the bottom of the list and click load more, it duplicates the bottom two topics.
In general the app seems to run very slow.
(iPhone version, latest update)
My major complaint is that it is hard to navigate the questions. Whenever you open one and then go back to the directory it jumps back to the top, so it's clumsy to scroll trough the different topics.
Also, when you get to the bottom of the list and click load more, it duplicates the bottom two topics.
In general the app seems to run very slow.
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Sure.. just tell us what changes you would like to see. We're always working on the app, so detailed and specific feedback will help us prioritize our changes. Thanks!
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LTC Yinon Weiss
SFC (Join to see) - Speed is definitely something we are working on. Raymond Cox and Andre Behrens are working on it right now, and it's part of a project that will take several months. Please let us know what else would help.
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I hate the Android app, it always freezes, most of the time I click something and nothing happens, and it's damn near impossible to click the little arrow to get it to post my response. It seems like the whole thing was written with some kind of terrible code. I know it was just updated two days ago, but I haven't noticed a difference. Even the desktop site seems really slow to load. If I didn't like Rallypoint so much, I would definitely ditch it.
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