Antithetical Courses
Also the app is unusable. It crashes without fail when I click the calendar, and none of the videos load even with a perfect WiFi connection.
Nice App but includes annoying pop-ups
*Oh and editing your profile page doesn’t work. Even of it shows ‘saved’, it doesn’t.
Not bad but..
Where are the “90+ monthly online classes”
And then In what I guess is the on demand section (the sleek minimal style of the app does lead to little confusion tbh) there are even less. Some categories even only have one class.
I’m a working artist and yet there maybe one or two classes that actual interest me and I can’t make them cause they are live classes. And I don’t even know if they will be on demand after since not all classes will be on demand and they don’t tell you which ones. They don’t even tell you how long the live classes are just when they start.
Great potential but annoying for an app that advertises a wide selection of classes and flexible scheduling to actually be limited and pretty rigid.
Best Online Art School
Another Clubhouse…
Garbage
only use it if you like have your work randomly deleted
source: joined early on, logged in today and found ALL MY WORK RANDOMLY DELETED WITH NO NOTICE.
Used to be great until they completely changed their mission
This used to be a place to connect with people to collaborate on projects. Now it’s just a glorified Clubhouse app. You’d be better off finding something else at this point.
Was better before when it was centered on collaboration
Great concept but needs more structure.
Response from developer
We are working on a way to find projects near you. On the app, you can swipe sideways to see more projects in each category. Thank you for being on Daisie!
Great app cool design
Worldwide?
Absolutely love the concept
Great concept, execution needs work
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Long Way To Go Still
You guys have come a long way over the years but it still feels hard to find the right projects and people inside of this mess of buttons and menus.
And it’s hard for professionals to find professionals to work with. You have to manually dig through so much amateur work to find projects worth collaborating with that might be filtered out by checking for actual project titles, variety of provided media, reference links, or spelling errors maybe?
There’s no mechanism in place for a community aspect either.
