I love this app – SubAlert for Frontline Ed Review

First off, those subs saying they make $100-170 a day... I want to know where so I can sign up. I make $70/day... Anyway, I love this app. It's been extremely helpful because most schools in my district only post during school hours, when I'm working. I can't call or be called while working or check online. However with this, I can have it on the desk and with a click and a swipe I can accept and not miss out just because I'm actually working and can't sit and wait to accept jobs online or by calling. Which to me seems like a catch 22 on the schools part... they don't want you to accept jobs while at work but want you working, but if you're working you can't book more jobs. Which, on that note, I really wish this would work with Apple Watch. I don't have one yet (saving for it) but it would be great to have the watch on, and swipe and accept all on my wrist. I haven't noticed any problems. Only problems I've had with jobs not being available are because that's an AESOP problem and not through this app. The only suggestion I have is that the summer months not be charged since we aren't working then. As another reviewer said, that might be hard due to different schools working at different times, but maybe be able to link it to the school calendar? (Technology is so smart these days I'm sure there is a way, or to be able to manually enter the first and last day of school, or at the very least instead of having to cancel a subscription be able to put it on hold (my Netflix and Hulu work that way so I know it's possible). I'm not worried about the price. At $4.95 a month, even picking up one half day I would have otherwise not seen is making me $30. Right now (I'm updating my review since most of this was from last year) it's the beginning of August, school starts week after next, and I already have almost 20 jobs lined up.
Review by Jennifer3012 on SubAlert for Frontline Ed.