BFRO - Official Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization app

Name: BFRO - Official Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization app
Rating: 3.9 (230 reviews)
Author: Colby Reineke

By: Colby Reineke App

Entertainment

Overview

Version:

1.0.1

Last updated: 2014-10-25

Ranking

#105,282 ▼ 60

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The Official BFRO app gives you access to thousands of eye-witness accounts and investigative reports from BFRO researchers. It is the only scientific research app dedicated to exploring the Bigfoot/Sasquatch mystery.

Key features include offline viewing, country/state/county browsing, deep search by report ID, keywords, and date, plus the ability to save reports as favorites, share reports, submit sightings, and view locations on Apple Maps.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Education Content

By:

Colby Reineke

Rating:

3.90

(230)

Version:

1.0.1 Last updated: 2014-10-25

Version code:

837162002

Creation date:

2014-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

56.62MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-14

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Ranking

# 105,282 ▼ 60

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Developed by:

Colby Reineke

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bfro-official-bigfoot-field-researchers-organization-app/id826168573

User Reviews

The BFRO app is valued as a comprehensive, state-level sightings database useful for researchers and enthusiasts and has potential to drive Bigfoot research. However, it is repeatedly criticized for being outdated (last reports around 2014) and riddled with technical issues, including glitches and map/credential problems. Unless updated and maintained, its usefulness for current information remains limited.

Pros

Comprehensive, state-level sightings database useful for researchers and field teams.
Valued by Bigfoot enthusiasts as a strong database tool and planning aid; praised for its design.
Has the potential to drive serious research if kept up to date and used properly.
Helpful for planning field trips or squatching activities.

Cons

Data and sightings have not been updated for years; most reports date from 2014, making the content stale.
App feels abandoned and not up to date; many reviews call it outdated or dead.
Frequent technical issues: glitches, crashes, map problems, and server/credential errors.
Updates lag behind the BFRO website, leading to distrust of current information.