At 12:01 a.m. the app alerted me to a new diary day. Accurate but annoying. This woke me up from deep sleep, which affected an immune system your client is trying to test. The CDC uses a similar app but the alerts come at the more reasonable time of 3 p.m. I will set focus for future, but programmers should think of the patients when setting up times.

I’ve never had such a problem to just get a phone number for metadata because my card has run out and I threw it out because I didn’t know you were supposed to keep the same card all I want is the phone number to ask somebody about the problem and you have a jumping through so many hoops and still no phone number is this some kind of secret number that I can call I’m very upset with you right now please send my phone the phone numbersend it to 214–7 05–5702 for Robert Lux and please don’t make me wait forever I don’t see why this is such a problem thank you

After activating my account, I repetitively receive notifications to complete my optional eDiary entry. The research study team cannot disable the generation of the optional entries nor the hourly notifications to complete the entries. They contacted the study sponsor who cannot disable these erroneous entries and have not had success working with the developer (you fine folks) to fix this bug. This is not complex programming. Elevate this to a P1 incident/problem and fix it. If I wasn’t getting paid to participate in this clinical study, I would drop out so that I don’t continue to receive these annoying notifications.

I can't tell you how many times I've had to re input my login credentials each time and set a PIN. I thought at first it was just when a new version came out. Nope! So I have to set almost every time, then do the PIN, and then it forgets.I can't tell you how many times it has had issues uploading data. It would force close on its own in the middle of submitting and I'd have to input again. I use it every day and I am readly to stop totally inputting my data at this point.