Boost Juice

Name: Boost Juice
Rating: 4.7 (27948 reviews)
Author: Retail Zoo

Food & Drink

Free

28K Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Chart

No. 23
Food & Drink
Developer

Retail Zoo
Language

EN
English
Size

83.9
MB

Wanna take the weight off your wallet? How about earn points towards a free Boost? You can with the Boost app! And that's not all... · Save time and order ahead · Find your favourite drinks faster · Unlock our secret menu and challenge rewards · Enjoy personalised recommendations · Customise your order · Find your nearest Boost

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

28K Ratings

Review on why I like boost drinks
14/04/2021
loving the boost
I just drink water and sometimes I want a change of what I drink. Don’t get me wrong I love water but I do want to try another drink. As long as it’s not a fizzy then I’m in. That’s when I first tried boost drinks which is years ago now. I think that year would show up on my first time buying boost on my details.At first I was trying the same drink all the time, admittedly I changed it up and did come across a drink I did not like. Lucky I can’t remember what that was. Plus it’s not every day I’m buying boost but I do like the boost flavours. So I buy it. Actually the last time I had it was 2 days ago. It’s great for the value with your money is to get the large but at times it’s a bit big for me. It all depends how I’m feeling at the time with the size when I buy one. But money wise it’s a good idea on how just for a few more cents you can get the large size. It’s worth it’s value that’s for sure to always want to upsize.Thank you guy’s. It’s a credit to you all why people like me still keep coming back and buying boost👍👊
Review on why I like boost drinks
14/04/2021
loving the boost

I just drink water and sometimes I want a change of what I drink. Don’t get me wrong I love water but I do want to try another drink. As long as it’s not a fizzy then I’m in. That’s when I first tried boost drinks which is years ago now. I think that year would show up on my first time buying boost on my details.At first I was trying the same drink all the time, admittedly I changed it up and did come across a drink I did not like. Lucky I can’t remember what that was. Plus it’s not every day I’m buying boost but I do like the boost flavours. So I buy it. Actually the last time I had it was 2 days ago. It’s great for the value with your money is to get the large but at times it’s a bit big for me. It all depends how I’m feeling at the time with the size when I buy one. But money wise it’s a good idea on how just for a few more cents you can get the large size. It’s worth it’s value that’s for sure to always want to upsize.Thank you guy’s. It’s a credit to you all why people like me still keep coming back and buying boost👍👊
New version
17/02/2018
hsmallbone
The new version of boost takes a few steps forward in terms of bug fixing (finally fixing the logout issue is great!) and a number of steps backwards in terms of UX. As a developer I get it, UX is hard. But the new interface is confusing and loses out on features that I actually liked. For example, we lose categorisation of drinks and new/popular tags which was actually kind of nice. The new pictures just show the top of the smoothie which really doesn’t help when I want to know the ingredients at a glance. The old app made the selection much more obvious at a glance although the search is nice. Next, the gestures are confusing - the flow throughout the app is inconsistent and confusing in terms of gestures like moving from swipe to tap to swipe between different screens. The layout is confusing and the green branding was replaced by a generic white background and hard to read font. The store finder is barely usable if you actually wanted to find a store that wasn’t the closest. Why is there even a separation between drinks and smoothies? Why is there a bitcoin price tracker of all things built in as a contest? Why is the copy sickeningly sweet and ‘funny’? It’s a good attempt to try and revamp the app but it got worse in a lot of ways in my opinion. Sure, maybe I am being a bit bit picky like meg from Melbourne (I wonder if she’s happy with being called out like that!) but why settle for such an obvious downgrade in UX?
New version
17/02/2018
hsmallbone

The new version of boost takes a few steps forward in terms of bug fixing (finally fixing the logout issue is great!) and a number of steps backwards in terms of UX. As a developer I get it, UX is hard. But the new interface is confusing and loses out on features that I actually liked. For example, we lose categorisation of drinks and new/popular tags which was actually kind of nice. The new pictures just show the top of the smoothie which really doesn’t help when I want to know the ingredients at a glance. The old app made the selection much more obvious at a glance although the search is nice. Next, the gestures are confusing - the flow throughout the app is inconsistent and confusing in terms of gestures like moving from swipe to tap to swipe between different screens. The layout is confusing and the green branding was replaced by a generic white background and hard to read font. The store finder is barely usable if you actually wanted to find a store that wasn’t the closest. Why is there even a separation between drinks and smoothies? Why is there a bitcoin price tracker of all things built in as a contest? Why is the copy sickeningly sweet and ‘funny’? It’s a good attempt to try and revamp the app but it got worse in a lot of ways in my opinion. Sure, maybe I am being a bit bit picky like meg from Melbourne (I wonder if she’s happy with being called out like that!) but why settle for such an obvious downgrade in UX?
I have never downloaded an app to review it within 5 mins
13 May
Muke24
Wow. I feel human again. I feel like a human in a trade deal; Not a thing obtaining another thing by giving a thing. The app actually works (unlike every other fast food app {cough cough maccas, subway, HJ} which feels laggier than using dialup on a 30 year old computer) and it’s actually nice to use. It doesn’t take itself so seriously, asks for consent for mango magic pics, and honestly puts a smile on my face when all I am doing is trading my money for a drink, I’m glad they make it feel more than that, and it’s not some corporate money hungry app.Thanks for making my day, I wasn’t having a good one but now I am for something as simple as downloading and using this app for 5 mins. I still need to order my Caribbean Green so I’ll leave it here. Thanks again, it’s a really well made app :)
I have never downloaded an app to review it within 5 mins
13 May
Muke24

Wow. I feel human again. I feel like a human in a trade deal; Not a thing obtaining another thing by giving a thing. The app actually works (unlike every other fast food app {cough cough maccas, subway, HJ} which feels laggier than using dialup on a 30 year old computer) and it’s actually nice to use. It doesn’t take itself so seriously, asks for consent for mango magic pics, and honestly puts a smile on my face when all I am doing is trading my money for a drink, I’m glad they make it feel more than that, and it’s not some corporate money hungry app.Thanks for making my day, I wasn’t having a good one but now I am for something as simple as downloading and using this app for 5 mins. I still need to order my Caribbean Green so I’ll leave it here. Thanks again, it’s a really well made app :)
Why bother?
03/02/2022
Dr Jim Ting
The app won't accept my first name and last name because it's too easy to guess. This is despite the app using email addresses to ensure unique users and log-ins. Of course, I could be wrong and the email addresses are only used for spam and nothing else. Which leads me to question the probability of another individual with my exact name that happens to be at the same Boost Juice location and time as me, with nefarious intentions of stealing my purchased drink. This is an oddly similar possibility when comparing current practises in store to the remote abovementioned scenario.As I have no intention of creating a new name as original as "Mango Mike" to secure my fruity drink, I will not be signing up and using this app. I did however enjoy applying my lacklustre creative juices to penning this review. It just doesn't seem worthwhile doing it for the sake of a free drink on my birthday. Would've been nice for the convenience of ordering drinks on my phone though, as I regularly do on other apps. But alas it's a price I would have to pay.
Why bother?
03/02/2022
Dr Jim Ting

The app won't accept my first name and last name because it's too easy to guess. This is despite the app using email addresses to ensure unique users and log-ins. Of course, I could be wrong and the email addresses are only used for spam and nothing else. Which leads me to question the probability of another individual with my exact name that happens to be at the same Boost Juice location and time as me, with nefarious intentions of stealing my purchased drink. This is an oddly similar possibility when comparing current practises in store to the remote abovementioned scenario.As I have no intention of creating a new name as original as "Mango Mike" to secure my fruity drink, I will not be signing up and using this app. I did however enjoy applying my lacklustre creative juices to penning this review. It just doesn't seem worthwhile doing it for the sake of a free drink on my birthday. Would've been nice for the convenience of ordering drinks on my phone though, as I regularly do on other apps. But alas it's a price I would have to pay.

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