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Just not good
I’m an academic and tried a challenging publication search that I also did using Microsoft copilot. Copilot found a pub in about 10 seconds. This app was confusing, found irrelevant pubs and took about a minute. Then it wanted to charge me $50 a year for that. Not for meEschersghost
Prof Edward Mocarski
I downloaded the iSearch App and started to register when the field asking for my first name showed as “Fist” and there was no field for surname. I find misspelled words are not a good sign of careful product design or thoughtful customer interface and would not expect this product to come up to company claims.Show lessEd@Emory
Developer Response
If you were biased by a typo, and failed to check out the entirety of the product, we cannot really help you. And second, given the volume of our current subscriber base, their retention and their input, your claim is false. We give more importance to scientific merit. This is not a kindergarten app.Misleading
Only one “free” search allowed before the app locks up & then they want your money and personal info. A singular search is Not an adequate trial to assess if the service is useful or not. Publisher fails to disclose limitations on description page. Otherwise would not have bothered to download it.Show lessAYCColitis