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I download the app and try to sing up! There was the option to create the new account or use Fb or Google account! And guess what??? I spend 40 minutes and didn’t success to make the new account! Because the app design to be sure you use your google or fb account to enter! I change several names, but no one was good for this App! They don’t let me to create an independent account!!! That is so bad!! So, if you just want to stole the data base from the people’s Fb and Google account - remove the option to create the new one! Be honest!!!

Now every time I tap the ‘view more like this’ option the app crashes! New update is messing with app! And by the way, what happened to the recommendation section? Now it’s filled with magazines I don’t even have a clue why you are recommending them for me and they now never seem to change!! It’s like no ones at the wheel anymore! I feel like I’ve just seen too many of these “too good to be true” free apps start slowly falling apart and then it’s time to start charging fees... Please fix!!!!!

I’m discouraged by Issuu’s unwillingness to provide non-profits with an affordable option to publish all of their life-changing stories so worthy of being told. Most technology software companies are happy to do so, because it’s technology and doesn’t affect the company’s bottom line. Supporting non-profits in that way is their way of giving back to the community while also helping the non-profit connect to the people most passionate about their work. At $35 per month with the annual subscription discount, there are too many children to feed, debilitating diseases to cure, homeless veterans to shelter, etc. for a non-profit to conscientiously put $35 of their donor’s dollars each month into the hands of Issuu. Issuu, a company that thinks that annual subscription discount and charging for features of convenience (rather than performance) should suffice for non-profit needs. They feel so strongly about not supporting non-profits, they had to make a FAQ saying No we don’t provide a discount. I’d look into Salesforce’s charitable giving model. I don’t think it’s a coincidence why they, Facebook or Google have had such great success. Charitable causes connects people, creates respect, affinity and trust. Thanks anyway Issuu. Good luck to you!