Slow response app
The hardly ever opens
Messaging/app is laggy
I wish I could message back my clients on the app, but it’s gotten so laggy and it doesn’t allow me to click send when the message is written. Most times I have to go on the actual website to do so. And yeah the app in general will just freeze every single time I use it. The app used to work perfectly until the last couple of updates. Please fix it!
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It freezes all the time
The app itself is amazing I’m so grateful but I’m starting to get irritated with the fact that I will be doing something and it will freeze. I’ll get off of it, restart the app and it’s still frozen. I turned my phone off thinking it would help…nope just frozen. Nothing loading. Progress gone that I have to redo. It’s a huge inconvenience. I really love the app tho it’s such an amazing platform when it’s working! Please fix this!!!!
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Bad service
Yall were taking my data without me knowing!
Inconsistent moderation, mindless support
I've had a rocky experience with Linktree that raises some real concerns about how the platform is managed.
Red flag 1: About a year ago, I received two separate emails, roughly an hour apart, both informing me that my account had been unbanned. I hadn't been notified of any ban in the first place, so this was strange, though I let it slide at the time.
Red flag 2: More recently, I discovered that Signal URLs work perfectly fine in the top "Quick Links" bar, but are blocked in the main body of my Linktree page for being a "suspicious link." Signal is a well-established, widely trusted messaging app, so this inconsistency doesn't make sense. If the link is safe enough for one part of the page, why is it flagged as suspicious in another? This smells like a programming or policy oversight that nobody has bothered to fix.
Red flag 3: When I reached out to support for clarification, I was simply told that I can't post "suspicious links," without any acknowledgment of the double standard I'd pointed out. No real explanation, no fix, just a canned response.
Linktree, do better. This seems like amateur hour.
There are tons, just tons of these social link organizing apps. Other options offer better user experience, improved support, less cluttered ads in the page and forwarding emails.
Red flag 1: About a year ago, I received two separate emails, roughly an hour apart, both informing me that my account had been unbanned. I hadn't been notified of any ban in the first place, so this was strange, though I let it slide at the time.
Red flag 2: More recently, I discovered that Signal URLs work perfectly fine in the top "Quick Links" bar, but are blocked in the main body of my Linktree page for being a "suspicious link." Signal is a well-established, widely trusted messaging app, so this inconsistency doesn't make sense. If the link is safe enough for one part of the page, why is it flagged as suspicious in another? This smells like a programming or policy oversight that nobody has bothered to fix.
Red flag 3: When I reached out to support for clarification, I was simply told that I can't post "suspicious links," without any acknowledgment of the double standard I'd pointed out. No real explanation, no fix, just a canned response.
Linktree, do better. This seems like amateur hour.
There are tons, just tons of these social link organizing apps. Other options offer better user experience, improved support, less cluttered ads in the page and forwarding emails.
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