# Stackwise for iPhone: a Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange browser — user reviews

> 10 indexed App Store user reviews of Stackwise for iPhone by Daniel Tse, rated 1.40/5 from 5 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/stackwise-for-iphone-a-stack-overflow-and-stack-exchange-browser/id556299075/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/stackwise-for-iphone-a-stack-overflow-and-stack-exchange-browser/id556299075.md

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Facebook login not working

*2014-03-06*

The Facebook login link does nothing. Making this app useless to those who signed up for stack exchange with Facebook accounts

### 1/5 — Would be nice if I could actually log in.

*2014-02-02*

It continuously redirects me to the login method choice screen after I enter my username and password. Thankfully I didn't buy the paid version, as this bug makes the app worthless.

### 1/5 — None of the login options are working

*2014-01-04*

Google sign in, open id, all you get after authenticating is a blank page.

### 1/5 — Can't log in

*2013-12-04*

Facebook login option not working.

### 1/5 — Worthless

*2012-10-28*

The app never stops loading questions in your inbox to actually read them. Crashes when loading account info. Logging in is painless, but mostly offscreen.

### 2/5 — Not Finished. Useless

*2013-09-19*

This app is not ready to be seriously considered for serving stackexchange users on iOS. It has nothing but your basic features, such as looking a question, scrolling through the different exchanges, and reading the inbox. I did not see a way to compose questions, make comments, or view user profiles.

For what it does, it doesn't always pull it off. I found that certain exchanges would crash the app if I tried to go to them (for me, it was mathoverflow). It also does not render everything properly or appropriately. It has no MathJax support, so any math symbols or anything else LaTeX looks like a mess. Questions and answers are not well distinguished, so it's hard to immediately know what you are looking at. The body of the text is bounded by a tab like margin on the left side of the screen, but is not on the right. It almost feels as if it ran past the screen.

I'll give this app two stars. It doesn't really add/do anything, so it's hard to massively screw up. There is apparently a paid version, but it is indicated nowhere as to what the difference is. Maybe it has more of what we are looking for, but I don't see any potential. Not worth my time and not worth yours.

### 3/5 — Few issues

*2014-01-05*

The login was a little frustrating as the view was too big.  Another issue is you can not comment or write anything.  Finally why not call it Stack Exchange? It was hard to find.

### 3/5 — Lack some stuff

*2013-01-27*

Although offers login (feature other SA free apps lack), it would be nice to keep track of your profile besides only your points per site. Really nice addition will be push notifications for comments and answers.

### 4/5 — Hoping for push notifications in the next release

*2013-04-05*

Really hoping this app will solve my problem of knowing when to go back to stack overflow. Some push notifications will get me there at the right time :)

### 5/5 — Beautiful!

*2013-03-25*

I haven't spent a lot of time with this one but dang! It looks lovely and operates smoothly. Five stars off the bat. I'll update as I spend more time with it.

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