Reviews of TINYpulse App

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List of user reviews and ratings for TINYpulse App

Total ratings

4.10 (Rating count: 58)

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Review summary

Users appreciate the TINYpulse app for its ease of use, anonymous feedback capability, and ability to quickly send Cheers, facilitating employee engagement and insights. However, multiple users report issues with login failures, app crashes, and error messages, especially after updates. Some express concerns about true anonymity due to departmental tracking. The app offers core TINYpulse features but lacks some functionalities available on other platforms. Overall, it is seen as a helpful tool but could improve stability and feature set.

Pros

Easy to use and navigate.
Allows sending anonymous feedback and suggestions.
Enables quick sending of Cheers to peers.
Supports essential TINYpulse functionality on mobile.
Helps organizations understand employee needs and drive change.

Cons

Login issues and force-closing problems reported by multiple users.
App shows error messages like 'Oops' and sometimes lacks permission errors.
Anonymous feedback isn't entirely anonymous to administrators due to department tracking.
Limited features compared to full TINYpulse platform, e.g. no GIFs or tagging in Cheers.
Users wish to view and edit their submitted answers within the app.

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 3.60

All time rating average: 4.10

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27% (3)

Date	Author	Comment
2024-12-12	Wa*****	hello i cant sign in?? what is the issue
hello i cant sign in?? what is the issue
2021-04-08	Sc*****	Surveys say they are anonymous but administrators can look at what responses came from what departments even if the sample size is less than 10. "Anonymous" isn't very accurate.
Surveys say they are anonymous but administrators can look at what responses came from what departments even if the sample size is less than 10. "Anonymous" isn't very accurate.