Even something as basic as entering a check number or dollar amount doesn’t work. The phone can perform billions of calculations per second, yet this app still sant keep up with a human finger.
I don't know why the makers of this app think it's "savvy" to have "a unified look across all devices" when I, like most people, only have one anyway. The "look" is bland, unintuitive, and hard to navigate. Apple has excellent UI patterns, if you just stick with their native interface rather than back-porting a website into an app. Using native controls would fix the performance problems that cause input drop-out.
On top of it all, the one phone-specific feature, check deposit, doesn't always work. If you enable the feature and wade through the 20 screens full of legalese, you still don't see the deposit option in any menu, such as the one shown in the App Store screenshot (which ironically doesn't match the "unified look" anyway). On a good day, the menu appears. If it doesn't prompt for your credentials and hang, you get a screen for entering the check amount that is too large for the phone screen - by just enough to give you a full sense that you're using write-once, be-far-from-compelling-everywhere software. As you continue, you may hit plain old bugs, such as a blank appearing if you retake a photo of a side of a check.
Update: If you try to deposit a check while you’re on a phone call the app mistakenly thinks it’s in split screen mode (even though you’re on an iPhone not an iPad) and get stuck in a state where you can’t navigate and have to force quit, even if you end the phone call.
Savvy, please don’t cheap out on development. Write a quality, native Android app and iOS app we all can enjoy.
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