Fraude
Fantastic app!
Komoot
Awful Splash Screens
Deceptive marketing practices
Ok
Phillip Marshall
Seems a good app
Application non intuitive
I love it
Brilliant I use it all the time
Too many changes!
The old saying applies, “don’t change what isn’t broken”!
Great app but reluctant to buy “premium”
BRING BACK THE ORIGINAL!
So many errors we are NOT your testers
Brilliant app
If you like the outdoors.. sorry I meant constant upgrade nags
I get it.. everything’s subscription now. So many “dark patterns” where you think you can just use an app and .. nope.. locked behind paywall .. I don’t know what’s more exhausting - going out cycling or managing to avoid the payment page.
Sorry - I know you’ve got to earn some cash somehow but just wish there was a basic version that had the basic bits in so I could just see what the app could do before the deluge. Make it obvious what it can do, win me over and then maybe yes I’d subscribe
KOMOOT MTB
- routes you onto hiking footpaths that are un rideable
- sends you up ridiculously steep climbs
- misses the best purpose built trails/ descents
Joins trails with bogs & sections that aren’t legal or practical to ride
Nie polecam
Mixed feelings
Unfortunately, it is plagued by pop-ups. I connected it to Apple fitness on my watch. I commute to work. These are not trips that need to be posted to Komoot. It siphons them up nonetheless from Apple fitness, which is fine. Unfortunately each ride brings with it pop-ups the next time you open Komoot.
If you commute every day for work (without opening the Komoot app at all) there and back again, that’s 12 rides. When you open Komoot on Sunday, when you’re actually riding for leisure and desire to use the app, BAM! Endless pop-ups asking you about EVERY SINGLE 1 mile ride you did on workdays.
I don’t need this. Just make it go away.
And finally, the worst pop up of all. “Rate us”. You get it every time you design a new ride, end a ride, share pictures.
I don’t want to rate you, but if you must bother me with endless pop-ups begging for a rating, it’s two stars.
