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Complication Lab App Complaints & User Negative Comments 2024
Complication Lab app received 21 complaints, negative comments and reviews by users. Have you ever had a bad experience using Complication Lab? Can you share your negative thoughts about complication lab?
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✓ Nothing free… which totally fair, and just as fair as 1 star for my time spent installing and uninstalling yet another subscription only app that offers nothing except a free trial..Version: 2.2.0
✓ Shouldn’t have to pay a subscriptionShouldn’t have to pay a subscription.Version: 2.3.1
✓ Don’t waste your timeSometimes disappears from watch. Does show complications you create. Complete waste of time..Version: 2.3.1
✓ Subscription onlySeriously, I have to pay monthly to use this? F that.Version: 2.3.1
✓ If I could give it 0 stars, I wouldDo I need to have a subscription to even access this app? I installed it and deleted it right away. I’m all for donations, but if you want money for the app, please at least actually LIST it in the app store as paid and not free with IAPs. Please make it free, it could be good..Version: 2.2.1
✓ Insufficient dataSteps complication shows increments of 1K which is insufficient if you are tracking your walk. The actual count should display when the complication is refreshed..Version: 1.2.0
✓ Why do you have to pay to get into the app?There’s no free version?.Version: 2.2.0
✓ Scammed Into PurchaseI was expecting a 7 day trial. I did not get that because I selected an option other than annual. I hate that I spent the money on an app that is what I would consider extreme minimalist of effort. Icons that are just emojis. Data points that are “fringe”. Save your money. This app is far from what it advertises. To the developer - why not implement simple stuff. Like weather, time, system info, or all the other data points that apple makes available? Do you offer refunds?.Version: 1.4.0
✓ AwfulI bought this app so I could display steps on my watch. Hasn’t shown up yet. Any suggestions to make this happen?.Version: 2.4.0
✓ Great idea, just doesn’t workI was hoping this would be an easy way to see my glucose level on my apple watch. It looks great and is useful when it updates…the problem is it never updates. I paid for the annual subscription and a few days later I’m feeling like I completely wasted 5 bucks. The complications haven’t updated in two days, despite manual syncing on the watch and in the app. I want to love this app…it should be the perfect solution. But it just isn’t useful if it never shows new data..Version: 2.3.1
✓ Very limited optionsThis app only lets you make a few styles of complications— only the ones with a color range similar to the stock weather complication. Was disappointed to see you can’t make any other type like wide text complications (used on the bottom of the utility face). Also the only icon you can use in the complications is a heart which seems odd… Not worth the subscription until this gets more than a few options.Version: 2.3.1
✓ Yet another subscriptionNo free version available.Version: 1.0
✓ Doesn’t work anymoreWon’t load in watch app no matter what I do.Version: 2.5.0
✓ No iOS 16/watchOS 9 SupportComplications will not populate over to Apple Watch 6..Version: 2.3.1
✓ It costReply : in app purchases don’t necessarily mean must pay to use. But it does to this developer. It should tell you before you download it if there is going to be a cost of this. I’m not paying extra money for any app. And I don’t like downloading go onto part of the process then discovering it wants to make me pay money..Version: 1.0.1
✓ Not badIf your just into health complications No weather, wind, tides Or anything else for that matter.Version: 1.4.1
✓ SubscriptionSubscription subscription.Version: 1.4.0
✓ No Dietary InfoI was hoping to use this to create macros information from HealthKit data. No options for protein, fats or carbs. Very little for any dietary info actually..Version: 1.4.1
✓ Poor usabilityDownloaded the weeks trial with a view to subscribe for a year, cancelled within 48 hours sorry. Start with the good, nice app to use, lots of colour and style editing available, intuitive! Be warned it’s only health based there are no other complication options. The not so good, steps are rounded, so once you reach 1000 steps it tallies up as 1k 2k 3k etc on the watch, I had done 2883 steps but it said 2k on my watch. The other issue is it does not update on its own on the watch, you have to tap the complication, swipe, click sync then confirm. I also swapped the complications at the top and when syncing the wrong sync was coming up, but of a big there. At 8am the next morning it still said 2k even after syncing, I refreshed the phone and watch, still 2k and it would not change, eventually by 10:30 it update with todays steps. It’s a great idea, very neat and tidy, but poorly executed once in use on the Apple Watch and does not work as I would expect it to. I am also very much against subscription based apps unless there are lots of big improvements, looking at the update history I don’t think this app warrants a subscription..Version: 2.0.0
✓ Not worth the subscriptionI was interested in the functionality and prepared to pay a reasonable amount for it but basic apps like this don’t need subscription based models and the lifetime subscription is more expensive than other, more useful apps..Version: 1.0
✓ Not free.The app is available in the store for free which is usually indicative that there are free features. There is no way to use this without paying, except for the free trial you get. This is not apparent at first until you download the app. I am unsure if it is worth the cost as I uninstalled as I hit the pay wall out of principle alone..Version: 2.2.1
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