Google Analytics

Don’t waist time and money. They “help” you to setup the account so they earn money and you won’t get sells. Support it’s like a family. Everyone covering each other. Totally disrespect you. If you leave bad review , they calling you and asking to leave a good review and than they will “give you” a credit. Which they don’t. So cheap. Google hired unprofessional support people to save money, but they loosing their reputation and customers.

The app is nice overall but it needs to be updated to add more functionality and features like Lock Screen and home screen widgets. The ui is also a bit outdated compared to other google apps it should be more appealing and simple to use and understanding. We need this update asap

Doesn’t work

Insane lag in latest few updates… just rewrite the whole analytics engines…. There is 0 realtime data… how is that even a thing… Ive never seen any app completely hang the ios system like this app does… doesnt make any sense, youre just reading googles api, theres hardly any processing and hardware features being used…

Scrolling through any view on GA stutters on an iPhone 15 Pro. The hiring bar at Google has fallen hard.

Can’t rely on this app. The Gross Purchase Revenue as always wrong. Double or tripled what was actually sold. I’m sure the traffic is also wrong. No support to ask how to fix this problem. Don’t use!!!

Not sure how much time Google needs to make Analytics work better, but they certainly have the budget if they wanted to fix it. Somehow basic things like page views aren’t even sorted by largest number, it’s just random. Most info cuts off because each panel is too small so this app isn’t really useful for much of anything beyond a quick glance.

Worthless since GA4. Use to show me the views that came in that day… not no more. Time to delete it.

App doesn’t work. Also where are the widgets. We need widgets!!!

I suppose companies with dedicated analytics teams may like GA4. For the rest of us — which are the majority of users — it does not provide the info we need to evaluate our site performance, both in the present and retrospectively. It’s ridiculous that Google preaches the importance of making sites useful and helpful to visitors then pumps out this garbage.