Yeap, it can improve its design and some of the tickets are useless (due third parties, off course) almost at the time of its post, I have tested several of funny and very important apps thru this site. I also have met app designers of everywhere.

This is a great app. I'm cheap but I love apps so I'm always looking for the free bargain. I can always find them here. The interface is easy to use. The loading of the info page is fast. All of the info that's in the App Store is located in this app as well. - There are two things that I don't like is that the addition of new new apps are put in the list so that you have to go through the entire list to find the new ones. And have a good memory. Also from the apps that I've read about in this app, there's no mention of the fact that some of the apps are the kind that have in-app purchases. There are few developers that have in-app purchases that are reasonable and worth having. Most of the times I've seen this the prices were very reasonable. Unfortunately the majority of developers are like inconsiderate sales hounds who neglect to notify you that their app is an in-app purchase app just to get your foot in their door. If I see that an app has in-app purchases AND they're saying that that app is the "pro" version it's like a sign to walk away. I don't like having to waste my time reading through their hype just to find out that the app as it is is lacking. So if you could make it known that the app is one that has in-app purchases that'd be incredibly awesome! Thanks!!!

Two big problems with this app:1. Full-page ads. And frequent smaller ones throughout the lists.2. Refreshes too frequently. Coming back to a list after reading an app’s description, the list refreshes to the top so you have to find your way back to where you were. VERY frustrating.

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