This is a terrible platform. It is difficult to use. Parents get kicked off. They cannot read teachers messages. It is not user-friendly and it is very difficult to figure all of the ins and outs of using it. I hate that they made us get rid of ClassDojo, which was a perfect app for everything that we needed!

This app is absolutely horrible to use! We are required to use it for our school district…. We need to upgrade to something better. This has way too many glitches.

This app is such a dinosaur. It literally seems like it was made in 1985. Not user friendly, extremely confusing, terrible technology. Keeps getting picked up by school districts and being required to use, I assume because it’s easy for them to monitor us and nothing else (maybe cheap too). The entire point of the app is communication and no one can figure out how to use it to communicate. They changed and added a big update for the upcoming school year and literally made it more confusing. Some of the younger tech savvy people can figure it out including myself - great! But who are we going to communicate with if no one else can figure it out? Why am I having to investigate and practice with an app? Have you heard of texting and messaging? It should be like that!Genuinely think I could design a better app myself if you gave me 20 minutes. I don’t even want a change, just delete the app so we can go back to a useful, colorful, fun experience that actually works. If you’re a superintendent please don’t choose this no matter the cost. No one is happy - teachers, parents, admin. Who is this for?

Once upon a time, there was a school district that relied heavily on the Thrillshare app to communicate with parents and students. One day, the app started crashing every time a message was opened. The school district’s IT team tried everything they could think of to fix the issue, but nothing seemed to work. Parents and students were frustrated and communication between the school district and the community came to a standstill.As the days went by, the situation only got worse. The school district’s reputation began to suffer as parents and students became more and more dissatisfied with the lack of communication. The IT team worked around the clock to try to fix the issue, but it seemed like an impossible task.Unfortunately, the app was never fixed and communication between the school district and the community broke down completely. Parents and students were left in the dark about important events and announcements, and the school district’s reputation was irreparably damaged. The district was eventually forced to shut down due to a lack of enrollment, and the community was left without a school system.