Don’t bother with AngelEye. The company will probably out of business within the year.
When told of this systems availability at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, my wife and I were excited to be able to see our new born in the NICU. I guess more relieved that we could check in on him when we weren’t physically at the hospital which for us is 45 minutes away.
Well tonight I installed AngelEye and noticed the other reviews, but went straight to see our new little guy... What did we see? Nothing. A blank white homepage, some other useless buttons on the footer of AngelEye , one where my wife and I chatted between iPhone to laugh at how pathetic this development and release of sw was.
It’s sad really that a team of devs could have taken the time to create this (good idea for an app) and then fail so hard on qa’ing AngelEye and then pushing it to production and AngelEye Store.
Feel likes it’s something some colleges kids wrote up, but failed to follow through on some key aspects of sw development. The crazy thing is that clearly they have signed some decent deals with hospitals to have this system installed so they can’t be complete idiots.. At some point this might have worked, but clearly they’ve since dropped the ball.
Funny though, the one and only 5 star response came on the same date as a Developers Response did that replied to a unsatisfied end user. Smells a little fishy... like as if they’re more concerned about their ratings than rolling out a patch to fix their app. Maybe their ratings could improve if they’re devs unit tested and QA fully regression tested AngelEye before releasing it.
As President Trump would say, “Sad”.