CommSec 4+

Great app but I have noticed recently that I am no longer receiving push notifications of alerts when stocks trigger the various alerts. It’s only when I noticed in my watch list that a stock price has fallen to a point I recall setting an alert for that I go and check my alert list and it is no longer showing. So far about 4 alerts have been triggered yet I have not received any alerts. It’s frustrating because you want to put your trust in alerts so you don’t have to worry about watching the market all day long but now it worries me opportunities are being missed.
It may have started roughly around the time IOS12 came out...

On iPad, when you open the app the password box is focused and the keyboard displayed, but it covers the button for touch/face login. So you have to dismiss the keyboard, press the button and then be verified. Just put the button for this above the keyboard location!
The iPhone app is worse, you click in the field, do Touch ID to fill a password, but the button to log in is still disabled. You have click on the already filled in password field to activate this button.
Overall it’s just bad design, and once in the apps aren’t a lot better, overly simplified to the point even simple things are hard, and pretty awful colour and layout.
Finally, for reasons that make no sense, every single time I click to go to my linked netbank account it opens the App Store even though the app is already installed. The App Store knows this and helpfully offers to just open the app, but commsec makes me jump through the hoop every time.
It’s been this way for far too long, so it doesn’t seem there’s anyone fixing even simple bugs here

CommSec's mobile app is a stark embodiment of digital lethargy, presenting users with a barren interface that could only be described as a visual snooze-fest. Its uninspired design and monochromatic scheme evoke the excitement of watching paint dry, failing to engage users in any meaningful way. The app's lack of interactive features is a glaring omission, rendering the experience as static and lifeless as a printed stock report from the pre-internet era. Navigating through the app feels like a maze designed by someone who flunked User Interface 101, with data displayed in a manner that is as unintuitive as it is unhelpful. In the fast-paced world of stock trading, where split-second decisions are the norm, CommSec's app lags woefully behind its competitors, who have embraced innovation and user-centric design. It's a digital relic in an age of technological marvels, a testament to what happens when complacency takes the driver's seat in app development.