TurboIRC Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 52 reviews. Read all reviews for TurboIRC for iPhone.
TurboIRC is free iOS app published by Michael Chourdakis
Worth the price tag for PRO!
Skeet Ulrich
The app works great since latest update, still few bugs here and there but come on its irc on your iOS device! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for fixing pop up
Anon anon 2
Thanks for fixing the turboirc 3 pop up. Great app for xdcc downloading on iphone.
What worked till I found IRCCloud
The Midi Master
This app has a learning curve. You must be adequately familiar with IRC to properly set this app up for your desired use, but it's good when in use. The only noticeable issue I constantly ran into was either not being able to see text in the setup menu, or if an app is running in the background, the entire app frame is shifted down, so sometimes certain things weren't accessible. But overall, it's a great app (so long as you have an iPad-sized screen). I currently use IRCCloud, which is much easier to set up, even though it does have some bugs here and there.
Can't really test it.
myshlev
I wanted to like this app, and it seemed to work well. However, there were a couple of things that bugged me about it. 1) When filling in settings, you have to set the font first, and then your nicks, otherwise it will forget what you just entered in the nicks boxes after you leave the font chooser window. Not that bad, but annoying. 2) The killer for me was that you can only test the app on the handful of servers that are pre-set by the developer. I understand that if you want to connect to multiple servers concurrently, you'll need to purchase that feature. However, I wanted to add a server that I use all the time so I could test the experience on my favorite server. No can do. Clicking the "New Server" button does nothing. I gave the app 3 stars because it seems to work well, but if I can't try it on my regular server without paying then it's not for me.
Awful UI, But DCC Works
adavies42
This app has one of the worst UIs I've ever seen on iOS--nothing even vaguely intuitive about it, no consistency with the OS standards, tiny little buttons that take five tries to tap, etc. But it's the only iOS IRC client that supports DCC file transfers (or at least it was when I got it), so I'll forgive it just about anything for that.