Design leaves competition in their dust! – Air Login Review

I am a constant user of LogMeIn ignition and found it to be the best option to date for remote access. Now, after using Air Login, I have no doubt that Avatron's app will replace Ignition in the near future. Their attention to detail has made strengths out of other app's weaknesses. It was an excellent choice to constantly display the Mac's menu bar at the top of the screen. I love everything about it's feel from the layout of controls to the simplicity of use. Even the keyboard is a welcome improvement over LogMeIn's awkward design. Air Login feels like it was designed the way a remote access app should be, much how quality iOS app design was re-defined by Tweetbot, Evernote 5, Wunderlist 2 and Chrome (sorry, Safari). Even though Air Login feels revolutionary, this is still a 1.0 release and more evolution is needed ASAP. Switching between open apps, desktops and user accounts all failed or don't exist as an option. It was unable to access a second user account and instead froze on the last screen of the first account. The dock could not be accessed as the pointer reaches a limit a few pixels above the unhide activation zone. Right now, the app will not connect from my iPhone... which is probably due to overloaded servers after Steve published the article above. Growing pains aside, I am very happy this app has seen it's first release. Avatron designed an app based on a real understanding of how people want and need to work. Once it matures and scales past the issues above, there is no question it will be worth the $14.99/year subscription price (and a 5-star rating)!
Review by ArataTakú on Air Login.