Chasing Watts
doubtful ratingThe app helps find and organize group rides in a specific city, and where a community has already gathered (Houston) people are genuinely happy. The weak spot is technical: crashes, a forced sign-in on every launch with no Face ID, errors while filling out the profile, and uploaded photos rotating. Its value depends entirely on whether a living community has formed in your area.
Many five-star reviews sound nearly identical and praise the abstract community idea ('game changer', 'every cyclist should have this') with thin specifics, and almost all tie to one city, Houston. The negative reviews are very concrete (crashes, sign-in on every launch, photo rotation), so the text average sits noticeably below the store average.
What users love
- Finding local group rides
- Organizing and posting your own rides
- The sense of a living cycling community in town
- An easy way to find people to ride with at home or on the road
What users hate
- Frequent crashes
- Forced sign-in on every launch with no Face ID
- Failures while filling out the mandatory profile
- Uploaded photos rotating 90 degrees
- Pushy requests to leave a review
- Value only exists where a community has already gathered
Who it is for
For riders who love group cycling and live in a city where a community has already formed on this app.
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