Bad app for small screen
Other apps can do but this dev said “no”, quite so funny
Update after got feedback: I think you can use sim or design scroll to have better UI
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback. However, I'm currently working alone. Innovative products cannot be perfect at the outset and require tolerance. To create this ideal product, I (zero technical background) have painstakingly developed it myself with AI assistance from zero. Unlike others with robust corporate resources, I don't even have the funds to purchase a small-screen iPhone. This prevents me from optimizing performance based on real-world usage to ensure a seamless user experience. I, too, wish to earn user recognition and, with the corresponding income, refine the user experience as much as possible. Yet in reality, what I've reaped are privacy concerns from users, and persistent use of two accounts to maliciously flood ReNext with negative reviews as an act of retaliation. I don't even get feedback on where exactly the optimization issues lie. For example, which interface or which section. At the very least, you need clues to have any hope of solving the case, right? I recall someone raised this issue about six months ago, and I patiently explained it to someone. If you are someone. I'm truly grateful for your continued interest in ReNext—whether through your use of it or love of it or your frustration with its shortcomings. Update: Testing on simulators and development devices is highly unreliable. I've encountered scenarios where the development version worked fine on both simulators and physical devices, yet critical errors occurred after uploading to the App Store—such as gestures and iCloud failing to function. This likely stems from certain processing steps during the upload to App Store Connect. To safeguard user experience, I only trust TestFlight versions that have been processed through App Store Connect and run on physical devices. If the TestFlight version functions correctly, it represents the official version release. This ensures the testing workflow aligns with the user's actual usage flow, thereby guaranteeing a consistent user experience. Thank you again and I’m really very sorry.
Bad app for small screen
Other apps can do but this dev said “no”, quite so funny
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback. However, I'm currently working alone. Innovative products cannot be perfect at the outset and require tolerance. To create this ideal product, I (zero technical background) have painstakingly developed it myself with AI assistance from zero. Unlike others with robust corporate resources, I don't even have the funds to purchase a small-screen iPhone. This prevents me from optimizing performance based on real-world usage to ensure a seamless user experience. I, too, wish to earn user recognition and, with the corresponding income, refine the user experience as much as possible. Yet in reality, what I've reaped are privacy concerns from users and complaints devoid of communication or understanding. I don't even get feedback on where exactly the optimization issues lie. For example, which interface or which section. At the very least, you need clues to have any hope of solving the case, right? I recall you raised this issue about six months ago, and I patiently explained it to you then. I'm truly grateful for your continued interest in ReNext—whether through your use of it or love of it or your frustration with its shortcomings. Thank you again and I’m really very sorry.
Doesn’t work
Response from developer
Hello, I believe I addressed your question via DM on Reddit. Since ReNext incorporates many new gesture interactions, I designed it so that the arrow to continue only appears at the bottom after watching the video once, allowing users to quickly grasp how to use ReNext. And it got solved in the next version. Additionally, if your iPhone is an SE series, I don't have the relevant device and had to abandon optimization for it now but maybe optimize in the future depending on ReNext’s revenues—iPhone fragmentation is becoming increasingly severe. Finally, I hope it will solve your problem and hope you'll reconsider your review. Every negative rating—even if based on misunderstanding—deals a devastating blow to ReNext.
Goatimehearder
Response from developer
Thank you. Please enjoy it.
