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I order online almost every day. Groceries, big box items, clothes, decor, furniture - almost exclusively all online so an app like this is a must to track my packages. It was great for several years then it stopped recognizing half my deliveries. Usually deleting and reinstalling gets rid of whatever bug but this last rime in March 2022 that did nothing. Even after packages were delivered, it would say they’re on their way still. Whenever I tried to delete them or mark them as delivered to get them out of my expected delivery, I pushed the button and nothing would happen. I deleted and reinstalled it and instead of everything coming back and refreshing, now it tells me the latest order I have is from February 2021…..hmmm I don’t think so. Stinks cause there’s no other app I can find like this out there that checks your emails and updates your orders and deliveries automatically in the app. Everyone else offers manual input, who wants to do that 10+ x a week?? No thanks. Fix your app!!!

Before deciding on Slice, I had tried a few similar apps but none of them compared. Slice worked perfect for quite awhile, but the issues began slowly adding up. I started having extremely frustrating issues with separating an order into different shipments. Orders from my accounts linked to Slice either lagged on appearing in app or the orders never appeared at all. I’d take the time to edit an item in an order, to then have all of the edited information completely disappear (re-do it, disappears again). Most recently I’ve been having an issue adding a photo to an item. The search for a photo loads nothing except a blank page- turns out having the ability to add a photo for an item is a feature I liked way more than I thought. I hope these issues can be fixed; I’d much prefer to stick with Slice seeing as I really never liked the other available apps.

The app is offered by an analytics company that offers the free app in exchange for permission to read all your email. It claims that the app has been programmed to ignore personal email and to anonymize your data. I'm willing to accept that their intentions are good but how many times a year do we read about flawed privacy routines in software? In my case, it's not that I'm up to no good; it's that I don't want any company having access to sensitive financial data that ends up in the hands of hackers. To their credit, the company is very up front about how they benefit from the free app and there appears to be an option that you can choose that they not sell your data but no option preventing them from collecting it.