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To put it simply, this is the most infuriating app on my phone, and the only reason I use it is because there is no alternative, and it is often the only real-time option, including the internet (sidearm stats, etc). Searching for meets is the first issue - sometimes you can get lucky and type one word associated with the meet title and it’ll pop up as an option - most times, however, that does not work and even finding the meet title via a swimmer search and then typing it EXACTLY as written does not result in a successful search. The main issue is how INFURIATINGLY SLOW this app is. It’s not an issue of the meet director taking his/her time to update the meet. It begins with clicking on the meet *wait :30-1:00*, then you need to click “Events” *wait another :30-1:00*, followed by clicking into the session *you guessed it - wait another :30-1:00*, followed by the event itself *diddo* and diddo for all of that if you want to go back. Think that’s agitating? A third of the time, the app crashes and you have to re-start the process all over again. Like I said, since USA Swimming refuses to create a competing app, MeetMobile has no incentive to fix these glaring issues, so I’m really just writing this in hopes that it gets seen along with other reviews, and the issues are fixed.

I am a USA Swimming Coach as well as a US Master Swimmer. I get the idea of having everything altogether in one app which is great but at the same time there is so many cons that outweigh the good. First of all, you have to pay to know your results. You might as well stay after you finish your event to see the posting in person. They charge either 2.49 a month of 6.99 annually. You shouldn’t be charged to see what you swim. I get the fact hat you can favorite your own swimmer, but this is extensive. Second the app is slow. Overall, I’m disappointed with how much effort you have to go through just to see your swimmer’s and your own results. They should make it a thing in USA Swimming to post your results online easily.

Yes the app is free to download however to view any results or splits or anything useful you’re forced to commit to a subscription service (and we all know how difficult those are to get out of). The athletes are doing the hard part of actually participating in the events so I think it would make sense that they would at least get to see how they did. But apparently not. I suggest you don’t feed into giving these companies money for information everyone should have access to. Instead put that money towards buying yourself (or your child if you’re a parent looking into getting the app) a nice dinner after their competition.