Trailforks: Offline Bike Maps

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Trailforks: Offline Bike Maps

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A weekly roundup of Trailforks: Offline Bike Maps's key feedback

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Subscription Frustrations

Many users are frustrated with the app's transition to a subscription model, feeling that essential features are locked behind a paywall. Approximately 30% of users express dissatisfaction with the cost and the perceived value of the Pro version. Users feel that the app was more useful before the subscription model was implemented.

The app used to be great, but now almost everything is locked behind a paywall, making it nearly unusable without paying.

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Technical Glitches

Users frequently report technical issues such as app crashes, login problems, and map loading failures. These glitches significantly impact the user experience, with about 25% of users mentioning such issues. The app's reliability has decreased, causing frustration among long-time users.

The app constantly crashes and fails to load maps, making it unreliable and frustrating to use.

3

Customer Support Issues

A significant number of users are dissatisfied with the customer support provided by Trailforks. Approximately 15% of users report unresponsive or slow customer service, especially when dealing with subscription and technical issues. This lack of support exacerbates user frustration.

I've tried contacting customer support multiple times about my subscription issues, but I never get a response.

4

Data Privacy Concerns

Some users express concerns about data privacy, particularly regarding spam and unwanted emails after signing up. Around 10% of users mention receiving unsolicited emails and having difficulty unsubscribing, which raises concerns about how their data is handled.

After signing up, I started receiving spam emails, and it's difficult to unsubscribe, which is very frustrating.

COMPETITORS ANALYSIS

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#1 USERS CHOICE

AllTrails
AllTrails is highly praised for its comprehensive trail database and user-friendly interface, making it a favorite among hikers. Users appreciate its offline capabilities and detailed trail information, although some express dissatisfaction with recent feature changes and subscription models.

#2 RUNNER UP

Komoot
Komoot receives mixed feedback, with users appreciating its route planning and offline navigation features. However, some users criticize its subscription model and technical issues, such as app crashes and poor customer support.

#3 Straggler

Trailforks: Offline Bike Maps
Trailforks has a large trail database and is valued for its detailed maps and offline functionality. However, many users are frustrated with the paywall for features that were previously free, leading to complaints about the app's value and business model.
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AllTrails
#1 Users Choice
AllTrails is highly praised for its comprehensive trail database and user-friendly interface, making it a favorite among hikers. Users appreciate its offline capabilities and detailed trail information, although some express dissatisfaction with recent feature changes and subscription models.
Komoot
#2 Runner-up
Komoot receives mixed feedback, with users appreciating its route planning and offline navigation features. However, some users criticize its subscription model and technical issues, such as app crashes and poor customer support.
Trailforks: Offline Bike Maps
#3 Straggler
Trailforks has a large trail database and is valued for its detailed maps and offline functionality. However, many users are frustrated with the paywall for features that were previously free, leading to complaints about the app's value and business model.

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Major Highlights of the Week

Login Issues
The app frequently logs users out and requires re-login, often failing to recognize active subscriptions, rendering the app unusable. This issue is exacerbated by poor customer support, leaving users frustrated and unable to access paid features.
I pay for pro, but get the benefits of the free app; not sure why I continue to pay.
Subscription Frustrations
Users are frustrated with the aggressive paywalling of features that were once free, feeling that the app is now overpriced and offers little value for the cost. The lack of a one-time purchase option and constant prompts to upgrade to Pro are major pain points.
Trail Data Inaccuracy
The app is criticized for inaccurate or missing trail data, with trails disappearing when zoomed in or not appearing at all. This inconsistency undermines the app's core functionality and reliability, especially in remote areas.
Trails just don't seem to load anymore; zoom in and they go away.
Customer Support Failures
Users report poor customer service experiences, with delayed or no responses to issues, particularly regarding subscription and login problems. This lack of support exacerbates user dissatisfaction and trust issues.
Repeated login problems and no response from tech support after repeated attempts.
Offline Map Issues
Offline maps often fail to load or require re-downloading, leaving users without access to critical navigation data in areas with no cell service. This undermines the app's utility for outdoor activities where connectivity is limited.
Downloaded regions no longer show up when not connected to wifi or data.
UI/UX Challenges
The app's user interface is described as clunky and unintuitive, with users struggling to navigate and utilize features effectively. This poor design detracts from the overall user experience and usability.
The app wasn't very user-friendly; just trying to find nearby mountain bike trails proved to be way too difficult.
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Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Login Issues
The app frequently logs users out and requires re-login, often failing to recognize active subscriptions, rendering the app unusable. This issue is exacerbated by poor customer support, leaving users frustrated and unable to access paid features.
Subscription Frustrations
Users are frustrated with the aggressive paywalling of features that were once free, feeling that the app is now overpriced and offers little value for the cost. The lack of a one-time purchase option and constant prompts to upgrade to Pro are major pain points.
Trail Data Inaccuracy
The app is criticized for inaccurate or missing trail data, with trails disappearing when zoomed in or not appearing at all. This inconsistency undermines the app's core functionality and reliability, especially in remote areas.
Customer Support Failures
Users report poor customer service experiences, with delayed or no responses to issues, particularly regarding subscription and login problems. This lack of support exacerbates user dissatisfaction and trust issues.
Offline Map Issues
Offline maps often fail to load or require re-downloading, leaving users without access to critical navigation data in areas with no cell service. This undermines the app's utility for outdoor activities where connectivity is limited.
UI/UX Challenges
The app's user interface is described as clunky and unintuitive, with users struggling to navigate and utilize features effectively. This poor design detracts from the overall user experience and usability.

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The app used to be great, but now it's super glitchy and makes the app unusable. Trails don't show up, and it freezes constantly. It's frustrating to pay for a service that doesn't work.
A Google user
Trailforks has become a paywall nightmare. Almost every feature is locked behind a subscription, and the app constantly nags you to upgrade. It's disappointing to see a community-driven app become so inaccessible.
A Google user
I love the app for finding new trails, but the recent price increase is too much. The app is becoming too expensive for what it offers, especially since it's built on user-contributed data.
A Google user

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The app used to be great, but now it's super glitchy and makes the app unusable. Trails don't show up, and it freezes constantly. It's frustrating to pay for a service that doesn't work.
Candice Wu
App Store
Trailforks has become a paywall nightmare. Almost every feature is locked behind a subscription, and the app constantly nags you to upgrade. It's disappointing to see a community-driven app become so inaccessible.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
I love the app for finding new trails, but the recent price increase is too much. The app is becoming too expensive for what it offers, especially since it's built on user-contributed data.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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