App works fine, weird that the file action slide is a non intuitive swipe (you can swipe both left and right on a message to reveal different options, however most apps people use do not have this as an option and is not intuitive as an end user), also the app developers should request “Critical Alerts Entitlement” from Apple so I can allow pages to bypass any silence options (I leave me phone on silent so I don’t have to hear a million notifications daily, but would love if I could just receive critical notifications)

1. Does not work in Dark Mode 2. If you are viewing a message in portrait mode and happen to turn your phone to landscape the app locks up. However, you can view the messages in landscape but only if you turn your phone to landscape prior to going into the message from a user. Anotherwords ..Tuen it to landscape while viewing the screen with the list of users you are messaging. So if you happen to be viewing a message and you happen to pull your phone away from you face do do whatever, when you bring it back up to continue reading your message, you’ve inadvertently turned your phone. So now it locks up and you have to press the power button to lock the phone and reopen the app. Frustrating.

We have several hundred providers using the app. Very pleased to report Startel has solved the issues that were reported by other users.

This application was forced down our practice's throat by our paging service. It seems that the interface was designed by beginner programmers, and not real-world tested. Using iPhone 6 with iOS 9.2. They finally fixed the problem with the input field, but now the message list gets all compressed and truncated unless you keep re-opening the list. Honestly, how hard can it be to identify and troubleshoot the simplest of interface errors? Furthermore, the system continues to be unreliable with messages lost for hours, then inexplicably showing up much later. I try to send confirmation messages back to the service to let them know I got a message, but they don't get the confirmation message about 1/3 of the time. It's hard to run a practice in such a fashion. It's really getting bad enough that we may have to drop our paging service to get away from this application. This app developer clearly has no way of testing their own abomination of an app.