Actually Cool—If You Pay
This app actually has a ton of spots, along with photos and information about each one so you know what you can find there. It also tells you whether a location is private or public and if there’s a fee (like at a mine).
I ended up paying the $27/year subscription. The other reviews are accurate—I’m not sure how much you can do during the free trial, and I didn’t exactly get that option. I just clicked subscribe and it was automatically charged without the trial.
Personally, I think it’d be better if they charged something like a one-time $5 fee, or even $27 for lifetime access. I think more people would be willing to buy it that way.
That said, it’s a really cool app with way more content than I expected. It separates popular spots from all spots, includes photos, and even labels some finds as “Rare” or “Very Rare.”
There’s also an option to do a 10–20 minute feedback phone call about the app. I haven’t tried it yet, but it sounds like it would reduce the yearly subscription to only $7—at least, for a single year.
I was honestly impressed. For example, I live in San Diego County, and the app shows 45 popular spots plus 817 total spots. A lot of these aren’t places you’d find on Yelp because they’re not businesses—they’re just interesting locations. That’s pretty awesome to me!
I ended up paying the $27/year subscription. The other reviews are accurate—I’m not sure how much you can do during the free trial, and I didn’t exactly get that option. I just clicked subscribe and it was automatically charged without the trial.
Personally, I think it’d be better if they charged something like a one-time $5 fee, or even $27 for lifetime access. I think more people would be willing to buy it that way.
That said, it’s a really cool app with way more content than I expected. It separates popular spots from all spots, includes photos, and even labels some finds as “Rare” or “Very Rare.”
There’s also an option to do a 10–20 minute feedback phone call about the app. I haven’t tried it yet, but it sounds like it would reduce the yearly subscription to only $7—at least, for a single year.
I was honestly impressed. For example, I live in San Diego County, and the app shows 45 popular spots plus 817 total spots. A lot of these aren’t places you’d find on Yelp because they’re not businesses—they’re just interesting locations. That’s pretty awesome to me!
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Locked behind a paywall
I can’t make an assessment if the app is going to be valuable to me without dropping money on your subscription. Free trials are easy to implement in the App Store - give me a week free to evaluate.
Not free. No trial.
Why would I pay $10 up front when I don’t know if this app works or provides good information? Give me a free trial or some free features, and then if I want to unlock premium features I will pay.
Behind pay wall
App does not function unless you sign up for subscription.
Useless
Useless. Went to 4 locations. 1 was a cornfield, a construction site in a cornfield and 2 private residences. Never even got out of my truck
