# DevOps Manager — user reviews > 34 indexed App Store user reviews of DevOps Manager by AllTooDev Limited, rated 2.70/5 from 11 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/devops-manager/id1372588499/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/devops-manager/id1372588499.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 3 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 2 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 5 ## Newest reviews (11 of 34) ### 2/5 — Not native iOS UI/UX. Low FPS *2019-11-30, version 3.0.5* Feels like custom hybrid between Google and Apple design. All components is very custom and feels not friendly for iOS user. And so laggy&low FPS on iPhone X... But good idea for a app! If all rewrite to Apple UI/UX guidelines on native UIKit/SwiftUI - this app can achieve success! ### 3/5 — Crasht wenigstens nicht mehr ständig *2019-04-04, version 2.0* Was fehlt sind Filter. Wer mehr als drei Work items hat finden nichts mehr weil auch alle abgeschlossenen angezeigte werden ### 2/5 — Very beta VSTS Client *2019-02-02, version 1.3.2* Interesting client for Azure DevOps but not worth premium price. Can't create a work item linked to an Epic for example. ### 1/5 — Disappointing *2019-01-25, version 1.3.2* Work items not visible at all, seems to not be capable of accessing sprint or area info, no access to different board views. Lists build history, but unable to see/access configs. Doesn’t show anything useful at this point. Pretty disappointing for $5. Should be free given current capabilities ### 1/5 — Broke *2018-12-26, version 1.3.2* Can’t even get in to my projects... Signed in and can’t eat past the main page. I’d attach a screen shot if I could. Very disappointing - again. ### 3/5 — ok, but needs work *2018-12-05, version 1.3.2* Better UI/UX would make this app more enjoyable to use. Needs better layout on the iPad. I currently have a sprint on one of my projects, but I don’t see it. I’ve tried looking for it, but no luck. I’m really excited to see where this app goes, hence why I bought it. There isn’t much support for Azure DevOps on mobile devices, so keep up the good work. ### 1/5 — Can Login, but can’t do anything *2018-10-28* I successfully logged in with my AzureAD account and granted permissions to DevTard. The app shows I’m logged in by showing you your ID back to under a list of “Your Sites”, but that’s the end of what you can do with the app. No support available via web, else I would have written there. Please help. **Developer response:** I believe the issue should now be resolved. I think it was because the app did not support the new URL's (dev.azure.com/project). The latest version of the app does, so can you try logging in again? To access your projects etc make sure you click the site. We have also added support information to the website. ### 1/5 — Keine workitems *2018-10-22, version 1.3.1* Es werden keine workitems angezeigt. Im Endeffekt kann die App gar nichts. ### 1/5 — Not very helpful *2018-09-30, version 1.3.1* Primarily use it for backlog management Unable to find tasks online which are added from mobile. Very limited Fields supported. ### 2/5 — Nice 1.x Product, needs more functionality. *2018-09-15, version 1.3.1* It looks like it will come in handy for being able to monitor and control some aspects of my Azure DevOps projects. I would really like to see analytics supported in the app even if in the form of viewing dashboards. Until that day comes, I am grateful for the link that allows me the browse via web browser. I am looking forward to updates as they are released in the future. ### 3/5 — Has promise, needs work *2018-08-09, version 1.2.6* Already better than the other one but currently crashes for me at the parent work items page. Would love to get this working ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — Resets back after login *2025-07-01, version 3.0.5* Can be used only to watch intro slides ### 1/5 — Can’t login *2020-01-12, version 3.0.5* Logging in redirects me back to the “pick an account” screen. Contacted developer for support they never responded. ### 1/5 — Worse app *2019-12-15, version 3.0.5* First on mobile it asked me to change password. I did, then it says account doesn’t exist. I am using Azure devops on laptops since ages. ### 1/5 — Just get white screen *2019-10-01, version 3.0* Doesn’t seem to work I just get a white screen when logging into azure ### 1/5 — Not able to view anything *2019-07-28, version 2.0* I tried resigning again but i still the blank screen ### 1/5 — Buggy app *2019-07-26, version 2.0* I don't usually pay for apps but I really gave this app a shot given that I was expecting to have VSTS notifications on my phone but it turned out to be a poor buggy app that doesn't respond or work. I advise against buying or paying for this. I hope Apple can get this taken care of. ### 1/5 — Horrible. Don’t buy. *2019-05-30, version 2.0* Doesn’t do a thing. Opens to a completely blank screen and literally nothing else. ### 1/5 — Not working *2019-02-26, version 2.0* It’s not working. After signing in it brings up a blank screen. ### 1/5 — Throws away when I am trying to go to work items *2019-02-04, version 1.3.2* Work items page does not work :( ### 1/5 — Doesn’t work *2019-02-04, version 1.3.2* The app doesn’t work at iPhone X. After accepting the terms and conditions it shows white screen. ## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Blank screen *2019-10-01, version 3.0* Signed in fine displays nothing but a blank screen. Restarted signed in again same what a joke and plus I am have paid for something that doesn’t work ### 5/5 — Great people who help you po *2019-09-06, version 2.0* This build started in April at GitHub, almost four months to the day. I thought the ASPNET/Azure pipelines would be like a plug and play type thing. Show you which numbers to pit wehrt. It didn’t take long before I knew it was way too complicated for me. I turned it over to the ASPNET team at GitHub. At first it looked like it might be finished in a couple of days, four month, and worth every single day. They really are an exemplar team. A real team, they agreed/disagreed and worked it out until it was so much better than I thought. Then they turned it over to Azure. I’m about to take a peek, last night iy looked grear. You’re supposed to give some input, like sweat equity you can use the app and that’s really convenient. I no longer had use if the pc I started with but the app is great. Then, I fell and shattered the glass in my screen. I explained all this to a supervisor at GitHub and they might have complained but it was to themselves, not me. Several, if not all My DevOps team had worked on the ASPNET build so they already knew their was around it. I’m confident in the team, they are a true team too. In the event I do another, I’ll understand more than this one. I can only say KUDOS to everybody. The entire team has treated the work like their own newborn. I guess technically it is. The support was always ready to listen and reassure. Great job you guys!!!! Thank you so much for helping me through my travails. It means so much than you’ll ever know. 💋❤️💋 ### 5/5 — Handy *2019-03-05, version 2.0* Money well spent! A joy to use, all I need. Allowed me to suggest feature in app. Superb! As a professional programmer working for a worldwide company, code changes by the hour. Keep track with DevOps Manager. Turner, A Vendi CTO ### 4/5 — Good app, cool developer. Worth my support! *2019-09-25, version 2.0* I use the app almost daily to keep track of a growing collaborative development project. While I still cringe a little while saying the name “Azure” (hey, I liked the idea of team services...), this app keeps me focused on my dev ops: manage bug/feature tracking, assign jobs to my team, and do some basic sorting. It is not nearly as full-featured as the full website, but the website is ugly on mobile and this app makes it prettier. And let’s face it: what do you really intend to do with your mobile phone?? I also want to say that this developer is way cool. I’ve never contacted him, but he has made himself personally available for support and seems like a real person. I still think it’s crazy Microsoft doesn’t give us this themselves, but big ups to this guy for doing it. Give him your money so he can continue to make the app better for us all! ### 4/5 — A quick overview *2019-09-05, version 2.0* This app lets DevOps people have a quick overview of items in their projects. It does not do everything but what it does is simple to use and well laid out. The features I am waiting to see added to it is a way to view, update and approve Pull Requests. I don’t know why the other reviewer gave it such a low score, there may have been a bug in it in the past but isn’t software development a constant challenge for all developers? Apps like this help us fix bugs and from what I can see the developer of the app offered to help when there was a bug and seems to have fixed it. People are too quick to judge free and very cheap apps like this instead of offer feedback and try and get help before judging. Good work, thanks for helping me and my team out with this great little product. (And I’m sure when you add a Pull Request feature for free the haters will still hate and complain) ### 4/5 — Funktion ist super. Genau was ich gesucht habe. *2019-02-25, version 2.0* Es war schön wenn die Anzeige noch für größere Einstellungen auf dem Handy funktionieren. Und die Azure Erlaubnis sollte ein scroll Fenster sein. Ich konnte es kaum lesen weil so klein. Aber sonst super gerade zum work items bearbeiten ### 4/5 — Browse is great but updates crash *2018-06-14, version 1.2.5* Hey team - loving the concept of this app and really useful for viewing work and source code on the go. This is much needed and this app has the cleanest UI I’ve seen. When I try to reassign a work item, however, my app crashes. Can I send you a report on it to see what’s going on? Nothing strange about my VSTS account, just normal bug work item. Thanks. ### 3/5 — Can't Read Tile Titles in Menu *2022-10-14, version 3.0.5* Guys, UI looks good so far but the titles on your tiles on the Menu page are illegible. I have a snapshot but nowhere to upload it. Jen ### 3/5 — Status - work complete *2019-09-23, version 2.0* Would be great to see the status of the work that had been completed ### 3/5 — Related work *2019-09-10, version 2.0* I like the progress being made and this tool will really be great if I could see/add/manage my related work under user story’s. Right now it just loads nothing. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. 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