Missing a few things
Way better than the old app. Needs to have pull down to refresh, and at the top it should show “last updated: xx:xxAM/PM” for example. Right now when you pull down you can’t even tell if it’s refreshing, there’s no spinning icon or anything
Change company
When are you going to integrate the change company feature without one of your facilities apps. It’s annoying to need multiple accounts and always having to logout, log back in. You have change company on the desktop as well as adding employee’s from additional companies when creating a user account.
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Update issues
Often has issue requiring me to delete and reinstall app to get work orders to update
Maintenance is doing good work
Great app and loads of new features!
New app behind times.
1. No iPad Optimization
The application is currently designed for iPhone only, with no native iPad version. This creates inefficiencies for teams that rely on tablets in the field, forcing users to operate a scaled phone interface on a larger screen. This limitation has already been noted by other users as a frustration. 
2. Photo Functionality Limitations
The app does not provide adequate control over photo settings or management. For a maintenance platform where documentation is critical (inspections, liability protection, work verification), this is a major operational gap.
3. No Reliable Offline Capability
The inability to take or attach photos while offline significantly limits usability in real-world environments. Maintenance teams frequently work in areas with poor or no connectivity (mechanical rooms, garages, rural properties). While the app is marketed as “offline-friendly,” real-world feedback suggests functionality is inconsistent or limited.
3. When making these apps, you should keep in mind that large companies have multiple properties outside cellular areas or good data cellular areas there needs to be an option to use off-line, including taking photos.
4. Photos should be taken at 480 instead of high definition to save memory and streaming.
5. I don’t know why Real page app is less reliable than an app for inspection that you could purchase online for $10.
6. You should be able to set your default property that you want to open up on instead of opening on all properties you have access to.
The application is currently designed for iPhone only, with no native iPad version. This creates inefficiencies for teams that rely on tablets in the field, forcing users to operate a scaled phone interface on a larger screen. This limitation has already been noted by other users as a frustration. 
2. Photo Functionality Limitations
The app does not provide adequate control over photo settings or management. For a maintenance platform where documentation is critical (inspections, liability protection, work verification), this is a major operational gap.
3. No Reliable Offline Capability
The inability to take or attach photos while offline significantly limits usability in real-world environments. Maintenance teams frequently work in areas with poor or no connectivity (mechanical rooms, garages, rural properties). While the app is marketed as “offline-friendly,” real-world feedback suggests functionality is inconsistent or limited.
3. When making these apps, you should keep in mind that large companies have multiple properties outside cellular areas or good data cellular areas there needs to be an option to use off-line, including taking photos.
4. Photos should be taken at 480 instead of high definition to save memory and streaming.
5. I don’t know why Real page app is less reliable than an app for inspection that you could purchase online for $10.
6. You should be able to set your default property that you want to open up on instead of opening on all properties you have access to.
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