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by Soul Stealer Jay

Okay, the app itself isn’t too bad. It’s fairly useful and has a lot of different templates to choose from, and a lot of editing features. It’s fairly versatile, allowing you to use your music or their (although minuscule) diverse library. And you’re allowed to import your own photos and videos. But, what drags this app down DRAMATICALLY is it’s subscription fee of $36/year. That’s WAY too much money for a mediocre app like this, and it really forced the free trial on you so hard you wanna throw your phone AFTER you get the trial. I swear, I’d rather pay for Kinemaster than this, and it’s literally not that cheap. $10/month seems SOOOOOO much better with Kinemaster rather than $5/month or $36/year. And don’t let the “Free” app thing fool you, this PUSHES the trial onto you as they hope you’ll stick around and pay them for it. There’s apps worth much more than this that are way cheaper. Don’t download this app, they’ll rob you blind if you let them.

by Ccs Reviews

I got this app and within the first minute I’m having trouble. Here’s why:

1. There’s probably hundreds of templates on the app but you can only use like five of them because you have to get the plus version. THEY DONT EVEN LOOK GOOD!

2. When you go to make the template it is super complicated. None of the controls have labels and if you use them sometimes you still can’t figure out what they do.

3. Most of the things you need to make the intro aren’t even available without the plus version. There’s no point in getting it unless you are prepared to pay money.

4. I stopped trying before I even had music in it (because the music wasn’t working)because I couldn’t figure out how to put text in it! The template starts out saying Welcome to IntroMaker and you have to edit it from there, but I spent,sorry, wasted fifteen minutes of my time trying to figure out how to change the text... I never figured it out.

Dear Maker of IntroMaker,

While I was failing to work out this app a little app popped up that said that this app was made by a college kid and asked for a review. Obviously I wrote one and I hope you will read it and fix some of the mistakes with the app. I’m sure you put a lot of work into this app and I think It has so much potential to be great. Keep up the good work.

by Tm_nyc

Finding an app that even meets half of it’s developer’s claims is almost the best that you can hope for these days. I don’t think that it’s coincidental that the App Store became flooded with apps that the consumer couldn’t “test” w/o SUBSCRIBING at the same time that Apple changed it’s policy w/developers’. Any profits resulting from a “one-time” purchase is split 30%-70% (30% going to Apple). However, profits derived from “subscriptions” are split 15%-85% (15% going to Apple). Like everything else affiliated with Apple, Inc., their sole focus is increasing profits, no matter how it’s obtained. Apple’s duplicity is well known around the world and that’s why they’re being sued globally. The E.U. stepped, sued Apple and brought tangible relief to its’ citizens. Now, Apple must refund ANY purchase made from the App Store (within 14 days of purchase) with no questions asked. The US needs to protect its’ consumers as well as Apple is out of control.