RunPee Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 337 reviews. Read all reviews for RunPee for iPhone.
RunPee is free iOS app published by Dan Florio
Used to be awesome... now greedy and annoying
mJeep
Always loved this app. Make it $1 and done forever but instead they make it difficult and they are greedy and seem money hungry. I can’t wait for competition. I will pay for the next person that comes up with a less expensive app.
$20 for Endgame pee times lol
bleedmaizenblue
Use to be a great app but they got greedy. Now asking $20 for one movie, endgame you have to be kidding me. I would have been more than happy to spend a couple bucks but $20. Google pee times for endgame and you will be rewarded.
Devs need to make money somehow?
travis31601
It makes me angry to see all the negative reviews because of the use of the Pee coin option, seriously for all the hard work that these developers put into this app they need to make money as well. Me personally I have used this so many times in the past six years I’ve had this app and this is easily a five star app for me especially with the inclusion of the Apple Watch support.
Will not accept email address with - in it.
R^/\/:Do|\/|
This app is useless if it will not accept my email address.
Essential app if you go to movie theaters
yenooc2
I’ve been relying on this app for years, and it always delivers. When Twitter was worried about when to take a break during Avengers: Endgame, I was smug, knowing this app had the right times; and sure enough, they did. Not only that, but they made sure their hints didn’t spoil anything. Paying for this full app is some of the best money I’ve ever spent.
It’s back
fsantiago1979
I love this app and recently it’s been offline / unresponsive. But it’s back now. Support their hard work. Thanks. This does the trick.
Apple Watch request
Shadechick
Please add to the Apple Watch! Would love to get pee notifications on my watch instead of wondering if I got a text on my phone and unable to check
Most useful app on my phone
Winslowly
I use this app at every movie showing, at the very least to see if there’s an end credits scene. I can’t believe I ever watched movies without it.