ActivityTracker Pedometer Reviews

Great App

Tennah W

If this app synced more or had a sync now button, I would give it 5 stars. It syncs maybe every 20 minutes or so. Haven’t timed it but it seems like a long time. My watch syncs way quicker. I wrote the company first and received no response which is why I brought the stars to 3. I know if I have an issue with anything, they will be if no help.

Steps

Dance1502

I love it. Keep me walking and keeping my body in a good shape

Why do you tell stories

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Why do you say app is free then you charge when someone downloads the app?

Great tracker. Too many requests for upgrades

DebSof

I understand that companies need to earn money. If I chose to use the basic program and have once declined an upgrade then why ask again? I would have given 5 stars. These requests are weekly. I may be looking for another activity app. Maybe they will read this review. Thanks

I Am not Happy!

Lawdog0001

Could be an amusing, even useful app. BUT the continuing harassment of the pop ups to pay for the pro version are a deal killer. Every move to view your stats gets you a pop up interruption. I predict I’ll be done with this nonsense in another day. So unnecessary. Does anyone truly believe a user would pay for an upgrade because they are pestered so rudely before even having a full day to evaluate a fitness program? Do the creators of this app really think so little of their customers? Looks that way to me folks. I got a response on 6-18-18 from the developer who defends what I said above as though I didn't understand that he is advertising for the paid upgrade. Then I was condescendingly asked if I wanted to update my review, which is what I'm doing now. I fully understand and stand by my criticism. I do not object to an occasional pitch to upgrade. Believe me, Mr. Developer, I GET IT. What I have a problem with is the absurd frequency of the ads. Every minute or so of my app usage is interrupted. This is my time, wasted and frustrated. I again ask the question: Does anyone in their right mind really believe that good will and loyalty to the app creator will be accomplished by "ads gone wild?" I have willingly paid for app upgrades, not because I needed or wanted the upgraded features, but because the developers showed Class and Restraint in their quest for funds. But this is not one of those times. True to my word, I deleted the app soon after I wrote my first response. If I could delete it all over again, I would and I urge others similarly irritated to do so.