I thought level one was pretty cool but then level two was just the same. I’d be willing to accept some in app purchases if they had some more content

I think most of the negative reviews are from anti-vaxxers being babies rather than actual issues with the app. The app is good, pretty basic but it’s nice to have a place to store and easily access the pics. I haven’t had any issues with it crashing or anything like that so far. Really helpful that you can add multiple people, I can have my husbands and I’s card saved and we don’t have to awkwardly shuffle around trying to both show our phones. Hopefully this will lead to a more digitized vaccine tracking system but this is helpful for now.

I myself have reasons to not get the vaccine that’s just not straight up saying no, but i won’t get into it. At my college here in boston i was exempted from the vaccine. I recently had covid and recovered, there should be no reason to even get the vaccine now i have antibodies. The lack of care and inclusivity really strikes me hard as an individual and resident of boston. I feel unwelcome. this is being pushed on everyone. No one asked for this who wants to be harassed about showing a vaccine card everytime you enter a building. It should be the peoples choice, especially with a virus with like a 98% survival rate. It’s unbelievable the directions we’re headed in. Who knows what’s next, but i really don’t like this and i wish other people would stick up too.

As other reviewers noted, this is birthing more than a place to store photos of your vax cards. If I needed to manage multiple cards (for kids etc.) this app would be more useful, having them all in one place and also keeping the rest of my photo library private when showing photos to businesses. Hopefully they will add to this app to make it verify, digitize data, so on. But in the meantime, happy to be in a city that cares to keep us safe and open.