If Found Lock Screen 2

Hard to edit: this is the worst UI design I have ever seen! Needs a LOT of redesign! Very hard to use. How do I get rid of the “Your message goes here …” text when saving to photos app?

There are no clear instructions accompanying this App. You can figure out how to use the App (it’s not brain surgery), but you’ll be wondering all the while if there is a simpler way to do what you’re doing.

I’ve setup my screen, text and a background photo, but it never comes up on my phone! Never, worthless. And don’t expect any tech support, they don’t have any! Worthless, waste of money! Look elsewhere.

Don’t buy this app - it doesn’t work.

I use the app once and loved it but I haven’t been able to open it again. It crashes every time. Super disappointing for an ap you pay for.

Saved images aren’t compatible with iPhone X series without some serious stretching. Needs to be updated

I don’t believe the instructions are all that clear. It took me about 1/2 hr of trial and error before I was able to master this app. The concept of having a phone # to call on a locked screen is a great idea! I could have accomplished the same result by photo editing a picture and save as my locked screen picture for free.

I've been using this app for a couple years and while people might want to play around with it, it certainly is not difficult to use. There are a lot of ways to edit your lock screen and so people will need to explore this but the user interface is easy for people with a modicum of tech experience. It does crash from time to time but that's nothing I haven't experienced with any other app on my mobile devices. Overall, it's a great app.

In summary, this app lets you quickly edit an image of your choice by adding text and saving it to your photos. Then you use iPhone settings to select the new image for your lock screen. It’s way faster than using another photo editor. It’s also very easy to edit if you don’t like your first try. (An old reviewer was either using an old version of the app or didn’t follow instructions, but I had no problems.)

Set up is unintuitive and prone to error since the instructions are inadequate. For example: This app allows you to set several text boxes. Sounds good, but once set they are inalterable. In fact, if you use the side menu as instructed, and you attempt to edit a text box once set, it adds another instead. When editing the size of the message font, the edit box covers the font being edited so you cannot see if the size fits the window. Close the edit box and, voila, an inalterable text box. Once I got a photo in and text applied I noticed that I had two text boxes, one with the instructions, now frozen into my lock screen. I could find no way to edit it. I deleted the photo of the set screen and it remained as my lock screen. I had to delete the app to make changes. Upon deleting the app and reloading it I no longer had the option of choosing a photo to start with in creating a new lock screen. Dead in the water. Execution of this app is poor.