1. It's not obvious how to "redo" previous approaches (including list of participants involved last time) and a very simple thing like switching between map and satellite imagery is buried in a "settings" menu instead of a simple layer toggle ala Google maps style.
2. However Google maps has reintroduced location sharing with specific people for user-defined time period.
3. All Google needs to do is allow groups to share location with alerts for proximity and this app may become obsolete.
4. User interface is a bit clunky, menu has item called "share approach" which I (and others) had wrongly interpreted as "initiate and share an approach" when in fact it means "share this app with someone".
5. Also, Scott's girlfriend is insanely hot.Scott Adams is a memeGreat app! Very useful.I can't work out what I'm supposed to do or how to share my location.
6. I wanted to easily share location with family members for limited periods and since I read Scott's blog, I saw this app.
7. I downloaded this app because (at the time) Google had discontinued location sharing.
8. Same gestures on Google maps work instantly and reliably.
9. I've been experimenting with this and if it works out may return to Google maps instead of using this app.
10. Of course this also depends on extent of integration with other whenhub apps and value added from those.Constant intrusive notifications *after* you've ended an approach.
11. teaches psychology and persuasion all day.It's ok but definitely needs work on the user interface and bugs that cause multiple crashes.