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Very limited functionality. Haven’t yet been able to get the app to stitch together screenshots properly. Wont allow you to pick images from your photo library. You have to open the app then take screen shots. Can’t crop or adjust and if the images aren’t overlapping correctly, it’ll give you an error message saying it can’t stitch the images together. So you’re just left with the useless images and can’t do anything until you delete them and start over. Sometimes it’ll recognize the images, sometimes it doesn’t and I have to retake them. Settings only gives you an option to upgrade. Just needs to be more intuitive and some basic settings or adjustments should be included. Whatever time you save but having the process work automatically you end up spending more time retaking screenshots because there’s no controls or way to adjust images. Because I have yet to successfully stitch together any screenshots, and there is no other function other than to take screen shots and hope the app works it out, the app has no practical purposes.

As a preface, I try to make all my App Store reviews as objective as possible to help people find good software. That said, Tailor is not good software; it is fundamentally flawed, a poor execution of an excellent idea. My main complaints with the app are that the UX/UI is unintuitive, stitching is inaccurate, and worst of all, I gave these miserable cretins my money to have an ad-free experience. There seems to be no way to manually add photos to Tailor, nor any kind of “refresh” command to see new collections of message or thread screenshots. This is quite the oversight, and as there is no way to stitch any media other than what the app offers to stitch, it’s quite unintuitive and in fact a markedly bad design. Most of my stitches (Twitter in dark mode, for example, or Google Docs) have ended up being merely superimposed translucent screenshots in the normal screenshot size. This is obviously not the desired result. Tailor cannot consistently detect where one line ends and another begins, and the thread I took screenshots of had significant overlap from screen to screen. The inaccuracy of an app designed to do the exact thing it cannot do is stunning. The last beef is my mistake. I should have known better than to give money to the devs of a 3-star app. The ads might’ve made this stark hellscape of an app more bearable. Oh well. Live and learn. Anyway I’ll revise this review if palpable changes are made to the app quality.

I got this app a few days ago, but it didn't really work until I was forced to make an in-app purchase to remove watermarks and the like. After numerous attempts at trying to stitch a sequence of very simple screenshots, the app continued to discard my shots, asking me to retake them, which I did. The app, however, continued to overlay at times or stitch only two of the numerous screenshots I wanted to bring together as a continued screenshot. It prompted me then to a help link which lands you on your email account to send a message to a robot that will never answer you back. What a waste of time! But even more pathetic is the fact that the apple store has lost it—no quality control anymore, and they allow these developers to use them so they can have apple clients pay for an inefficient product so we can test their failure. I don’t think so. I will escalate this issue and get my money back at the very least.