Grow Football

The idea is good, the implementation is not. Very buggy, difficult to set up, and for some godforsaken reason, you have to re-set up each drill every time you complete it. Overall, even the free version is not worth your time

I am just a little kid and I have an iPad I am not allowed to do and drills because it requires AN IPHONE X OR NEWER I just want to get my skills up it gives you a video and then a drill test it out and let me know

After doing a drill or “play” activity, the user is prompted to “Play Again” or “Continue”. There’s no difference between the two!!! This is very frustrating because what is expected is the user takes the time and effort to set up for a drill and does the drill. Wouldn’t it be nice if the user could just press “play again” after finishing the drill and quickly repeat the drill again without having to do all of the camera, cone, and goal set up? A particularly good example of poor user experience is penalty kicks… so the user takes a minute or two to set everything up and finally get to do the drill… but the drill only lasts for 2 penalty shots?!?!? So for 2 minutes of set up work I get about 10 seconds of actual practice? And I can’t just hit “play again” because it doesn’t actually just restart the drill without having to do the set up again. The juice is nowhere near worth the squeeze! How to make this app work better: - Make it so “play again” actually restarts the drill again in a way the user doesn’t need to set everything back up. - Let the user choose how long they want the drill to be? X minutes, X shots, or X kickups, etc. If the excuse around not having this is for the social competition aspect, then fine. Let players do the drills without social competition points. - If any of these minimal quality of life features are behind a paywall then that is not made clear at all on the pricing page in the app. The actual AR camera features themselves work very well which is why I’m not going to give the app a 1 star review but the design is so bad that it just leaves the user experience riddled with disappointment.