Not sure why it’s even on the Apple store
Nothing about it works. Zero stars.
I think it will be a great app
UPDATE: Basic useful features are only available if you pay a fee. I am being flooded with bid requests from numerous sites as a result of signing up for this app. Disappointing is the best thing I can say!
Have only been using the app for 2 wks. Not really ready to review it but the app keeps begging me everyday to give it a review so OK!!!
It's easy to get going in a "single user" mode. Easy to create tasks, folders, projects, items on a punch list etc. Assigning resources, priorities, due dates, could not be easier.
I am currently testing this app to manage projects I assign to others to make sure I fully understand how to best utilize the app before inflicting it on tech resistant people. The challenge I am having is determining how to best utilize the features to easily keep track of multiple projects, tasks, etc.
In some cases I think I've created multiple individual punch lists as items rather than creating a single punch list with multiple items. This might seem like a "Well no wonder!" issue but I just jumped into using the app as a person not inclined to be bothered with distractions like instructions like 99% of the guys who get things done are likely to do when they use the app. So far my results have been less than stellar but I'm not sure that has anything to do with the app.
The next phase is to figure out why it is that I'm confused. Is it my lack of understand of the elements of a project or is it because the app needs tweaking or am I going to have spend more time studying the organization of the features of the app.
I'll then know what kind of training (much more than "here use this" is not good) and what the learning curve is going to be.
I think the app has the goods but I wonder how challenging it will be to implement.
Have only been using the app for 2 wks. Not really ready to review it but the app keeps begging me everyday to give it a review so OK!!!
It's easy to get going in a "single user" mode. Easy to create tasks, folders, projects, items on a punch list etc. Assigning resources, priorities, due dates, could not be easier.
I am currently testing this app to manage projects I assign to others to make sure I fully understand how to best utilize the app before inflicting it on tech resistant people. The challenge I am having is determining how to best utilize the features to easily keep track of multiple projects, tasks, etc.
In some cases I think I've created multiple individual punch lists as items rather than creating a single punch list with multiple items. This might seem like a "Well no wonder!" issue but I just jumped into using the app as a person not inclined to be bothered with distractions like instructions like 99% of the guys who get things done are likely to do when they use the app. So far my results have been less than stellar but I'm not sure that has anything to do with the app.
The next phase is to figure out why it is that I'm confused. Is it my lack of understand of the elements of a project or is it because the app needs tweaking or am I going to have spend more time studying the organization of the features of the app.
I'll then know what kind of training (much more than "here use this" is not good) and what the learning curve is going to be.
I think the app has the goods but I wonder how challenging it will be to implement.
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Needs some work, as well as offline ability
Currently can't work offline.
Can't delete projects.
Very database-esque, the GUI could use a facelift
Has potential.
Can't delete projects.
Very database-esque, the GUI could use a facelift
Has potential.
Great app
This is a great app. It has made it really easy to share info with my team.
Great update
Percent complete for issues was the one thing I'd been hoping for in Punchlist. Very useful app.
