Not able to do batch edit
Wouldn’t even pull up a batch of 5 photos! I have a brand new ipad Pro so plenty of power and storage. What a waste of time.
Exportieren
App ist super - nur funktioniert der Export der Bilder nicht. Die App stürzt immer ab. Ansonsten ist die App Mega. So aber „unbrauchbar“
One star for NOT keeping up with the updates (additional features)
This is a great application but looks like you guys are going nuts for not updating/add features. I will update my review/rating if you keep up with this application.
With Kindest Regards-BR
With Kindest Regards-BR
Terrible app
And they charged me 1 year subscription without notifying me
Batched – Great App, But Abandoned… and Still Featured
Batched is an app with great potential and a well-designed interface, but it hasn’t received any updates in over two years. What surprises me the most isn’t just the lack of support from the developer (which is unfortunate), but the fact that Apple continues to feature it in the Photos section of the App Store—even showcasing it in the main slider.
Apple is known for its strong commitment to security, quality, and user experience. That’s why it feels inconsistent to see apps being promoted that no longer meet basic maintenance standards. An app left untouched for so long can present compatibility issues, security vulnerabilities, or simply stop working properly with future versions of iOS.
Also, we don’t see as many new apps being released as we used to. Many independent developers struggle financially to keep their apps updated and running. Maybe it’s time for Apple to reconsider its commission policies or offer more incentives to help developers earn more. In the long run, this would benefit the entire App Store ecosystem—more active apps, more innovation, and a better experience for users.
As a user, I trust Apple’s recommendations. That’s why I believe it’s only fair that Apple encourages (or even requires) developers to maintain their apps if they are going to remain featured. Otherwise, the user experience—and Apple’s credibility—can be negatively impacted.
Apple is known for its strong commitment to security, quality, and user experience. That’s why it feels inconsistent to see apps being promoted that no longer meet basic maintenance standards. An app left untouched for so long can present compatibility issues, security vulnerabilities, or simply stop working properly with future versions of iOS.
Also, we don’t see as many new apps being released as we used to. Many independent developers struggle financially to keep their apps updated and running. Maybe it’s time for Apple to reconsider its commission policies or offer more incentives to help developers earn more. In the long run, this would benefit the entire App Store ecosystem—more active apps, more innovation, and a better experience for users.
As a user, I trust Apple’s recommendations. That’s why I believe it’s only fair that Apple encourages (or even requires) developers to maintain their apps if they are going to remain featured. Otherwise, the user experience—and Apple’s credibility—can be negatively impacted.
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