jog.fm - Running music at your pace Reviews – Page 3
1/5 rating based on 77 reviews. Read all reviews for jog.fm - Running music at your pace for iPhone.
jog.fm - Running music at your pace is paid iOS app published by Blendist LLC
Waste of time and money
Kristy Kinzer
Just bought this app and it only uses music you bought and have on your own device. I spent a lot of time adding songs to my playlist and it won't save them, so completely pointless app. I want my money back
Worst Running App
ShawnaSpencer
I spent a lot of time adding songs to my library, only to have the app play only slow songs for my run. Absolutely useless. This app was advertised as having music to keep your pace, not using your own music. I want my money back.
Disappointed
Rustedcanopener
If I had wanted to listen to my own music I would've just played my iTunes music for free. It literally just takes music from your library and plays it. The only good thing about this app is that it plays music that goes about the same pace as your steps. I wouldn't have bought it if I knew it would be this unsatisfying.
Not worth the money
GoGirlRunning
Even thought the cost of the app was only $3 it still was not worth the money. It just kept picking he same songs over and the way I read the overview is that song other than from my play list would be available, which was not true.
Stopped working
KantonKat
Worked fine before the upgrade. Now it plays about a second of a song then skips to the next or doesn't play at all. Keeps saying it needs to scan my library even right after it just scanned it. Don't fix things that aren't broken. This is terrible.
2nd Review
Shawspack
I talked to the CEO of the company. He said they had some issues on their end. I am changing my rating from one star to three, the app worked after the CEO told me to retry. The company was quick to respond to me and are generally concerned about their customers satisfaction with their product. Library scan will not go past 10%. Listen to all the other reviews. This app does not work. This company will steal two dollars from their customers and laugh themselves to the bank.