HomeGoods Reviews – Page 12
3/5 rating based on 119 reviews. Read all reviews for HomeGoods for iPhone.
HomeGoods is free iOS app published by HomeGoods, Inc.
Great Store / App is a good idea but poorly executed
Special KYT
Love the idea of this app, however, because all stores are fairly a distance away from each other, maybe pics can be of larger items instead of the smaller things that are harder to find or describe when you call to place on hold.
Can’t stand app or site
Bbhhgfgggg
I cannot stand your app or websites. Terrible. You’d make more money if people could shop on them. Worst app I’ve ever been on.
Terrible, and I mean TERRIBLE App!!! What happened?
Ohio Shop Pro
Below is my review from a year ago and sadly, nothing has changed. Beyond the obvious issues everyone has pointed out, the share button is useless. Pinning a picture to Pinterest RARELY works, and if you try to email an item it just sends a note to the recipient with a link and takes them to the main app - not to the specific item I want them to see. And again, they haven't updated anything. Stores mostly still take pictures of boring items one can find anywhere such as salt and pepper shakers, a package of plain bed sheets, or maybe a bag of chocolate candies. With SO many unique and larger items at the Homegoods stores, you'd think for marketing purposes they'd be more creative with posted pictures! I'll say again as I do below - who designed or maintains this app and WHY aren't they reading these reviews?!?! From 2016: Home goods needs to hire a web/app designer who knows what they are doing! The App was bare bones to begin with....only 3 or so pics a day from each store, no way to search if other stores have same item, and odd cheap items pictured- such as a rather bland looking salt and pepper shaker set, or a plastic dog bone (this isn't Pet Supplies!) C'mon, Homegoods, you have many more unique items and furniture that deserve to be represented. Also I cannot log on without having to request a new password EVERYTIME. Why have customers have a password, anyway?? It's not a store where we are entering credit card information! Nothing about this App makes sense or works very well at all. TJX is a successful and much loved corporation. Please honor your loyal customers with something better.
Good concept Poor execution
Supanicki
The idea and concept of the app is great, but the tastemakers rarely post if at all. Most of the stores do not post items daily, let alone weekly sometimes the stores go weeks without posting which defeats the purpose of the app. Its just overall pretty inconsistent which is disappointing. I have been lucky to find some pieces and hold them on large items the smaller ones not so much. It would be great if the items are had skus and were actually trackable and you could hunt for items in your local homegoods that you may have seen on the app. Overall its a great idea just poorly executed.
Still haven’t fixed the real problem
CC12
It’s a great idea to have your local stores post pix of current items - kind of like an Instagram feed. The problem is, after you scroll through about six items, there is a glitch and you just keep seeing the same two items in a row. Over and over. It could be so great, but it has never worked.
Won’t load Rewards Certificate ?
CousinTina
I wanted this app so I could load Reward Certificates and Gift Cards onto my phone. The app has no trouble reading the bar codes however the ADD CERTIFICATE button at the bottom of the screen remains grayed out and does not work. In addition, in the first five minutes of checking out the app, it crashed. I also agree with the other reviews about featured items. With so many ‘unique’ big ticket items for a great price in your stores why feature the mundane? Love your store. Hate your app. Deleting it.
Map is very poorly done
Shannakm
This app does not help when you can’t follow the stores you love. I could not follow TJ Maxx or other Marshall’s stores I frequent. I live in a rural area but geez! This would be great to be able to follow the stores I like.