We scanned 492 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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What reviewers said
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Reviewers report clear pricing
Worth It — I tried other free alternative launchers, but their configuration was more vague and complicated than dp, and their apps were less feature-rich overall. I especially appreciate the breadth of preconfigured shortcuts, custom…
Minimalist simplicity — The app is very helpful and setting it up as a focus mode option is beneficial being able to switch back and forth. However if the lifetime option price was more like 20 dollars, I believe it would increase…
Love it — I love the app and other people who have seen my screen always ask me how on earth I did that. I wanted to switch to one-time purchase and I have no option to do so anymore. I wanted to try the app before purchasing. Tried…
How a review signal works
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