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You open the app and everything functions like a weird cross between an app and a mobile web browser. Everything feels loose (for lack of a better word) and hard to click, and has horrific latency like using a desktop web page on a phone (and my phone is an iPhone X, it’s not slow). Then, Every page takes forever to load too because each time you click something it loads the information that you requested (like in a web browser). Keep in mind: The last app took a while at first but loaded everything, and then when you started clicking around it was fast and seamless. I though I didn’t like the last app, but this app needs some serious work to make it close to as tolerable as the last app.

As a student in American high school, I have never seen such a horrendous app especially for something as important as our grades. Even though the minimum of this system is 1 star, this app deserves 0 stars. This app feels like it was coded by my grandma once she took her first python course taught by yours truly Mr. Millard. Although called infinite campus, the finite options this app provides is infuriating. To say that this app even deserves a review is an insult to the human language. The Ui is atrocious and it makes me wonder how the interface designers passed the 2nd grade. Considering this app’s pros and cons and the fact that our school had to pay for this app, infinite campus is surely a con artist. This is evident as the programmers majored in the arts.

This app is the number 1 cause of depression because it shows students how badly they are doing in their classes. It is a good thing that I can’t even log in without a connection error. However the worst part about this is that you can’t avoid it because it sends parents emails (which you can’t unsubscribe from) every time you have a missing assignment. They then talk to you about it and you get depressed because you are doing bad and take longer to actually do the assignments, which lead to this happening over and over... In general, this app is the definition of depression and I could care less if it was off the App Store.