Documents Pro Reviews
5/5 rating based on 54 reviews. Read all reviews for Documents Pro for iPhone.
Documents Pro is paid iOS app published by Savy Soda Pty Ltd
New to Doc Pro
K. E. Wilkins
I was just introduced to this app yesterday by someone that was raving about it. I got the app and immediately started setting up my files and I totally understand why they were so happy with documents pro. I love it and it is easy to use. I do remodeling and I’m also a minister in our church. I can easily keep track of my jobs and also keep good records of messages I’ve preached or lessons I’ve taught. An app this good is worth much more than what it cost.
Documents Pro
Go Dogs UGA
It’s been a Great Electronic File. Great as a back up to paper files or primary files for future projects.
Really Needs An Update
tony10000
This is basically a bunch of very simple apps cobbled together to make a suite. The basic functionality is there but the interface is very clunky and not intuitive. For what it is, I believe that this app is overpriced. It looks and behaves like an app developed 10 years ago. I hope that the developer will update it to provide more features and a more elegant interface.
Crash, crash, crash
Mattressback
Update: I really wanted to like this app but it just crashes on me constantly. Now I use GoodReader, the best PDF reader, the best app ever made. I used to use PDF Expert 5 but after an update it started crashing on me. Maybe something is wrong with my iPad, I don't know. Documents 5 rarely crashes but since I discovered GoodReader I no longer use it or any other PDF reader/document reader. Sorry savysoda but your app just crashes on me all the time. This app would be useful if it could handle documents exceeding 50MB. I've found that anything around this size tends to crash more often than not. I deal with a lot of PDFs in my work and I paid for this app in the hopes that it would make my life easier but that hasn't happened. It just crashes. I don't even bother opening files exceeding 50MB because I know what's going to happen. What a shame. It had potential to be really useful but alas, I'll have to look elsewhere and/or stick with my trusted and always reliable PDF expert 5 and Documents 5. Those apps do not crash when handling large files....ever. 144MB? No problem.