Been using this app for over a year now and this annoying bug(?) persists. While watching a video in full screen mode - if I touch the screen in to the left of the skip back 10 seconds button, the screen blanks but audio continues. The only way I can get the video back is by quitting the app, re-launching it and play the video again. Thankfully it restarts where it left off. But very annoying!

No landscape mode. You open app on split view and it closes and you will loose all that you typed. Opening on tablet just destroys the whole article. Cannot highlight, justify one paragraph without it affecting the previous paragraph. You have to reinvite people to any space you create and some cannot be bothered to reapply. The edit menu to highlight, change colour, sometimes comes under the normal copy paste menu so you can’t use it. Basically very bad text editor designed very badly. Images added also have a mind of their own and the options for images sometimes don’t work. You type something and go get a cup of tea, the app restarts on its own and you loose what you typed. Takes a long time to colour text etc and you justify something to the centre and the top paragraph also does so. Sometimes the articles do not come according latest first and finally had to just give up. Wasted the 1200 I have paid over two years

I am incredibly disappointed in the lack of consideration for disabled users in the design of this app or the browser-based version. This has prevented me from engaging with a professional network that adopted this app for comms - particularly frustrating when they’re a network promoting inclusion. I know they raised these access concerns with you some time ago, but there’s been no improvement in the app’s accessibility. The text is tiny and the colour contrast between text and background is poor. There are no accessibility options within the app to change font size and, although I have Large Text enabled on my iPhone, this app does t have dynamic text, so the font remains stubbornly small. It is so important that app and website designers learn about how they can make their work accessible to everyone and embed accessibility in at the design stage. Nearly 1 in 4 people in the UK are disabled, so that’s a lot of people to ignore!

Sadly, whilst I really enjoy the platform that Mighty provides, the IOS app is quite poor and despite having been requested as long as 2 years ago and having a received a response stating that the request had been put to the development team, there is still no possibility of viewing images and content in a landscape format, a pretty simple and normal expectation for an IOS app these days. Recently I have also been experiencing total lock ups of the app which can only be resolved by killing the app and starting again. Mighty are happy to boast millions of subscribers and as a consequence they must be making sufficient money to be able to afford proficient app writers, although sadly, this does not appear to be the case.