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“I’m currently in an ongoing app project with Appsketiers, and to be honest it has been one of the most difficult business relationships I’ve ever experienced. I started this project in July 2024, and instead of a branded, polished app, I was given something very generic and disappointing. One thing I wish I had known up front: all of their work is outsourced. At no point was I informed of this, and I think that’s something every buyer deserves to know. If you don’t want your project handled by third parties you’ve never met, this isn’t the company for you. The owner, Nick, has also been condescending and hard to work with. Every step forward feels like pulling teeth. While the project is technically still in progress, I want to share this as a cautionary note to anyone considering working with them: buyer beware. I’ll continue to update this as things progress, but right now the situation has been more stress than success.”

After many years, we finally proved that this team was amateurs when they made my App. We are now making videos on YouTube to show the evidence. I have been nice and tried to resolve this professionally, and now I am doing what should have been done years ago. We took the application to Germany to be examined by professionals in the field of development, and they found out that my App should not been deployed in the app world. We took this to court, and still, the owner continued to shift blame and even tried to hold me accountable. The team continued to call me a liar and tried to antagonize me, and as a veteran of 24 years defending our country, it was sickening. I cannot list everything here it would take days of writing, so I am using my YouTube channel to showcase every email, the findings, and the investigation by a well-known company in Germany. If you want to know more, then you can see this soon, as we are preparing our cameras and our evidence, and I am not holding back. Here is a piece of advice: do not do a review for appsketier, in the first phase of production. Wait till you complete the App I know they ask you to do it, but simply turn it down, and don't be forced to sign the next level until everything is completed. This is where you will find my videos, where I will share the expert's reviews on Appsketier. @virtualwindowshop Follow me as we are going to show the evidence and how Appsketier does not even apologize, they feel they are untouchable. I will also show you how much it costs for Lawyers and how Appsketier continues to not care. We are sending letters to the attorney General in Georgia.

Things you should know about my experience with Appsketiers when deciding who should develop your app idea. 1. I paid for the development phase in November of 2022. 2. In January of 2023 we agreed to the Business Requirements Specifications and I was given a 6-8 month timeline for development. 3. Appsketiers lets you know they go dark during development (this is atypical for dev companies as there are typically check ins with stakeholders to ensure development is on track according to the BRS or to agree on changes should something not be technically feasible for example). 4. In November of 2023 I was shown a demo of my app that was not fully functioning (the issues I could see were supposed to be resolved before they pushed to the app stores) however I had no access to test the app myself. 5. On the demo I asked about a testing environment and was told the only way for me to test my app was for it to be published. I pushed back on that because it seemed weird not to have an environment but they assured me that was the only way. 6. I signed off on pushing to the app stores so I could begin testing the application. The app was published after some back and forth with the app stores. 7. Once the app was published, it became apparent the BRS had not been met and I was made aware of numerous bugs. I ended up being bricked in the app from late November to January of 2024. Within a couple weeks the app bricked again completely giving me a blank screen. 8. In February of 2024 I expressed my disappointment and Appsketiers agreed the app wasn’t in a user ready state but said they would make it right. 9. In July of 2024 I was finally made aware that a testing environment does exist (TestFlight). This CAN be used pre-release FYI. 10. In July of 2024 I requested a refund as it appeared that Appsketiers was not capable of meeting the requirements we agreed to. I filed a BBB complaint as well as I believe Appsketiers misrepresented what they could deliver. They refused. 11. In August of 2024 I provided them with a comprehensive review of where the app and the BRS differed, including the overall goal of the BRS not being met (this is still true as of the time of this writing). 12. Appsketiers said the UX/UI Design should not be considered part of the BRS though there are screenshots throughout the BRS of the design. 13. In September of 2024 Appsketiers disagreed the BRS has not been met and stated they would be withholding pushing the latest version until I remove my complaint. Something to keep in mind when reading through reviews though everyone can draw their own conclusion. 14. They are also suggesting they will file a defamation suit though as a consumer, I am entitled to share my factual experiences based on my interactions with a product or service per the Consumer Review Fairness Act. 15. It’s important to note that Appsketiers says that by signing the release agreement I was agreeing the BRS had been met. I was made to believe publishing was the only way I could test my app so at the time I signed I would have had no way of knowing where the app and the BRS differed aside from taking their word for it. Appsketiers also agreed in 2024, long after the app was published and the release agreement was signed, that the app was not in a user ready state. I’m not sure how it’s possible for me to sign off on something I didn’t even have access to review. I simply thought I needed to sign so I could gain access. The app is called Social Queues and I’m sure there would be no issues pointing everyone to it as an example of the quality of work Appsketiers delivers. Note: there are newer builds that have not been published as I will not be removing the facts of my experiences with this company. Additional Note: Since I posted the above review on Google, Appsketiers has reached out to publish the latest build to the App Stores (although the latest builds still do not fulfill the requirements in the BRS) citing a misunderstanding. Given the nature of the past several months working with them, I have requested a pause in our working relationship until the matter is resolved through the necessary channels.

Four Years , still not completed. We Contracted with Appsketiers in the spring of 2020 to develop an App for a startup business.We paid them upfront as per request a substantial sum of money. To this date, May 2024, now four years later. the app build was not completed as per design specifications with changes in functionality which were not pre- approved. Status, still non functional. We are repeatedly told bugs are still being worked out. We have exhausted all efforts at this juncture

I was initially excited based on reviews, I eagerly began my project, only to find my enthusiasm turn into disappointment. They advertise premium services tailored to your project's needs, but the process took nearly two months to yield a suitable mockup for my app. Despite numerous iterations, the designer repeatedly presented the same concept, even after my clear expressions of dissatisfaction. In frustration, I took matters into my own hands and created my own logo, which I then shared with the designer, resulting in only slight modifications. After shelling out $400, I essentially created my own logo. Unimpressed with their services, I decided to discontinue my engagement with them. For those considering their services, I recommend exploring other options. A quick scroll through Canva reveals that you can likely achieve better results on your own, sparing yourself the hassle and expense. The simplicity of their portfolio's logos suggests that you can indeed do a more proficient job independently.

Didn't even get past the free consultation step. I spoke with one of the consultants, we were on the call for about 10 minutes and he was reviewing the 3 steps and how each one increases in price -- cool, not a problem. Prior to this call, when I spoke with the admin and consult coordinator, I asked, "Hey, can I get a ballpark of what the base price will be for this project? I'd love to have a general idea before getting on a call, thanks" -- she assured me that it would be $495 in step 1 and step 2 would range between $5-10K since my app was a very simple concept. Once on the call with consultant, I was made aware of the 3rd step and it was the biggest bill yet. It ranged between $40-60K+ for my concept -- cool, happy to pay, not an issue at all. I made a comment and said, "Oh, I wasn't made aware of that, I'm not sure if that's a part of the sales process because I was informed otherwise" (I am a business mentor and specialize in advanced sales - I was coming from a genuine and informed place), I stated this because it was a big jump in the investment and a bit to process, but I 110% was ready to move forward. The consultant, proceeds to scoff at me a few times, laugh, and say that he can assure me I was not made aware of the fees past step 1 because on the intro call, they never mention step 2-3 and really drilled it into me that he does 11+ calls a day and published x sites last month. He said that I absolutely have the wrong company if I was told a price and went on and on in an extremely arrogant tone stating that they are coders, not salesman and/or marketers and that it wasn't a sales strategy and if I don't want to make my business come to life, that's on me, not them. As a female founder who literally mentors other founders on high-level sales ($200K+ packages), I have NEVER experienced such an arrogant, defensive, and poor approach to customer service. 0/10 - avoid at all costs.

I reached out to appsketiers and was sent an NDA by an employee. She told me to reach out by the following Tuesday. I wasn't sure about the process and told her I was going to explore other options. I reached out again with a new email address and asked her to send me another NDA to the new account. Things came up unexpectedly so I called her to let her know I wouldn't be able to get the NDA back to her as quickly as I had stated before. She called me back slurring her words and asked me why I had called seeing as I had sent her an email informing her I was going to explore other options. I then asked her if she remembered sending me another NDA to my new email address. She was drunk. I called head office and the guy who answered thought it would be funny to say it was not in her nature to do that and he thought I was drunk. I will be calling again tomorrow to speak to someone else to inform them of my experience. Steer clear of these morons. Not worth the effort.

Scam unresponsive, smoke screens, broken promises, false hope.