To start, there are embedded ads. That's one station of the cross. The next is the limited options. The third is that the graphical interface seems to be stolen from models from years ago. Fourth station: the text buffer is limited to two sentences. Okay… antiquated as hell, but fine. But it morphs into Dante’s Inferno when you run into a message lock unless subscribing? I don't check. The app isn’t worth any level of investment. The last of the Stations of the Cross (5 here, but 14 for Christ) is that the AI offers seemingly automated responses rather than real-time responses. So overall, if you are wanting a flea market freemium, good luck with this one. But personally, I wouldn’t offer it up for Barrabas.
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