The program indicates Cellular Booster so I thought the app would determine the closest tower to improve AT&T Wireless performance. I was under the impression that the network would randomly change based upon various stronger signals or could allow a manual change accordingly. The app is simply worthless unless you are hiking with an antenna. I am not angry because I am used to worthless apps.

The AT&T 5G tower locations are not accurately represented in this app. According to a map shown to me by an AT&T representative yesterday, there are four 5G towers within a one-mile radius of my location. However, this app doesn’t display any 5G towers nearby.I purchased the 7-day subscription to evaluate the app’s features, but several functions do not work as expected. Many buttons return only error messages when pressed, and the AR feature is essentially unusable. It initially indicated a tower was 19 meters away, but as I walked toward it, the distance inexplicably increased to 110 meters.If you’re looking for reliable cellular signal information, I would advise against using this app. It’s misleading and falls short of its promises. It’s unfortunate that finding a trustworthy product often requires wasting time and money testing apps that aren’t ready for prime time. Consumers shouldn’t have to pay to be beta testers for incomplete or underdeveloped software. Unfortunately this is the world we live in. When everyone has the ability to develop an app, you end up with 900 different app options that state the exact same lie with a slightly different appearance. Good luck to all the humans out there hunting for useful products in the giant sea of garbage.

All I was looking for was a simple app to show me where the closest 5G tower was. I installed the free version of this which promptly tried to get me to subscribe. The “mailbox “icon near the bottom of the screen will constantly flash bright red, claiming you qualified for $1000 gift card and other spam scams. The map direction does not update when you move the phone around which makes a difficult to use this app to point an antenna to the closest cell tower. Why does it have to be so many ads?I understand how this is how developers make money with apps, but there is a huge difference between occasional pop-ups and constant flashing and fake notifications which far outweighs the limited capabilities of this app.

This app isn’t good at all to be nice about it. It didn’t show cell towers that I knew where they were. It didn’t give accurate information about the cell towers, when it did show the locations. The ones that I already knew the information and was testing against. Im a communications specialist and need accurate info to assist my clients. When I decided to try it for a few days, I did the free week but it automatically subscribed me to the annual even though I canceled during the free week , so it’s not really free. It’s very deceptive subscription model and a totally useless app.