Very useful
Easy to enter and organize medical info; intelligible privacy policy
The worst
I saw this app featured on the morning local news here in San Diego.
It was featured as a free way to easily let your family/friends know that you're ok (and for them to let you know they're ok) in the event of an emergency. Obviously everyone would or should have a way to easily communicate in the event of a disaster or emergency. Since I have been involved in a few emergencies (like the fires of 2014) this seemed a great thing to get and encourage my family and close friends to get.
I quickly downloaded it from App Store and emailed my close family to please do the same. A few hours after getting it on my phone I entered all my info and started to add people to my contacts. A few hours later I opened it back up to finish adding info. Not only had it not saved any of my info but everyone I tried to add also had failed.
To make matters worse, once you add basic info they're asking for you to pay for a premium version, which as far as I can tell, is the only way to use the app at all.
Bottom line, don't waste your time or embarrassment from family and friends.
Response from developer
Hello Nkay666 – Thank you for your feedback and taking the time to write this review. We apologize that you did not have a good experience with SOSQR. When you create a new profile, you need to publish this data for it to persist between app uses. We plan to address this and make it more explicit in an upcoming release as soon as we can. Feel free to call our support line at 888-746-7203 if you would like to discuss further.
