Chicago Bikes User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience39.1% of reviews
Neutral10.9% of reviews
Negative experience50.0% of reviews

~ Based on 46 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Chicago Bikes Safe?

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Is Chicago Bikes Legit?

Chicago Bikes — A One-Tap Divvy Bike App appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Chicago Bikes is 80/100.

Based on 80 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Buyer beware

Make sure you are purchasing the correct bike... manual vs ebike. They all look like e bikes until you try to ride it. App looses connection often and you aren’t able to contact anyone at the help center.

WASTE OF TIME!

It’s amazing how this app DOESN’T work. Constantly crashes, can’t adjust settings, support tab always gives you an error. Why did they even bother to make this? Just to piss people off. Absolutely with out a doubt the worst most non-functional app I’ve ever used in my life. I would give it 0 or even negative stars if I could. Don’t even bother trying to download this. Total crap!
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SCAM.

Do not download. It’ll charge you automatically .99 when you chose to “hide the ads”. Do not download.

Sucks

This app is meaningless and won’t allow the user to pay for its service. Fix your issues

Doesnt work

App keeps crashing, meanwhile my partner is riding around in circles laughing at me. Thanks 👎🏾👎🏾

Doesn’t work

When I try to unlock a bike it just says “We apologize, something went wrong. Please try again.”

Lacks disclosure of fee for AD free option

BEWARE...App doesn’t disclose a service fee will be charged until AFTER selecting disabling the feature. Maze of invalid processes or urls exists when attempting to contact Apple or vendor support requesting assistance.

What’s up there?

Shows nothing today. Also thanks to divvy, 10 pm and nowhere you can park in Lakeview

Doesn’t work

Doesn’t work. Says “locating” the entire time and never loads anything.

Solid

Easy And reliable

Super accurate

Very reliable

Nice app but...

Why do you need my location all the time?

Always accurate

Easy to use and always accurate.

Great help, battery hog

Was super helpful finding nearest kiosk and gave accurate if imprecise directions (I could figure out "240 yds northwest" but I'm not sure directionally challenged folks could).

The one-button 30 minute timer is a nice touch even though you could just as easily set a voice alarm every time you swapped up at a kiosk which I did so I didn't need to keep the app running all the time. It's a battery hog.

It's free if you accept push ads but I feel like the least I could do it give them 99 cents for their troubles. If it saved me just one overtime fee it more than paid for itself.
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The app isn't working without wifi

This app is so easy to use and accurate! However, it's not working without a wifi connect right now. Will it be fixed soon?

Customer

You need a human factors engineer to resign your app to make it more user friendly . It's a bad design .

Great app

Great

Terrible

Horrendous customer "service." Clearly a racist receptionist.

New version of app has a big BUG

Just downloaded the new version of this app. The big 🐜 BUG is that if you press "Divvy Bike" to try to sign in, there's a banner across the top that says "Done", which blocks the 3-bar icon that allows you to login. So you can't get to the login page. Duh. Plus it was too difficult to find where the login page is to begin with and live phone support was not familiar with the app. She suggested I go to the Apple Store for help!
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Famous "1 rack open"

When it says this, it's wrong. There's nothing, very frustrating if you use Divvy to get to work quickly and then spend more time than you saved trying to find somewhere to return the bike